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Rampertab Ramnauth receives his newly purchased bat from Cricnation592 Store, compliments of Kascon Engineering.
Kaieteur Sports – The Rafeek Kassim-led construction firm, Kascon Engineering Services continues to provide support for young cricketers in Berbice, with Rampertab Ramnauth being the latest beneficiary.
The left landed Ramnauth, a prolific National youth player who plays locally for Port Mourant, received a quality SG Grade one player edition bat which was purchased from Cricnation592 Store. Ramnauth was above the cut as he represented Guyana and Berbice at all junior levels. He also featured for West Indies U-16 team on a tour to the United Kingdom.
The businessman, Kassim who has also pledged support to the current Guyana Under-17 player Adrian Hetmyer, recognized the ultra-talented Ramnauth, and decided to lend support. Earlier this year, under his construction firm, Kascon Engineering Services, Kassim pledged a 12-month support to young Hetmyer, who played for Guyana Under-17 in Trinidad and Tobago.
Ramnauth is on the senior Guyana selectors’ radar and is currently a Guyana Harpy Eagles contracted player. He expressed gratitude to Kassim and his company for providing this bat.
“I am thankful to Mr. Kassim for recognizing my talent and supporting me,” Ramnauth said.
Kascon Engineering is a company in Guyana which specializes in the construction of roads, buildings, and sea defenses. Kassim is no stranger to cricket, as he played the game competitively and has served in administrative roles.He was once at the helm of the Young Warriors Cricket Club.
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