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Harper hosts fruitful clinic at Albion for senior Berbice batsmen
Coaching sessions organised by the BCB at Albion CDC ground with Senior coach Roger Harper (left) assisted by coach Winston Smith.
Kaieteur Sports – The Berbice Cricket Board (BCB), under the guidance and expertise of former Guyana and West Indies all-rounder Roger Harper, wrapped up a successful one-day batting clinic for senior players across the Ancient County this past Sunday at the Albion Community Center Ground.
Harper, alongside senior coach Winston Smith oversaw proceedings which featured roughly 25 of the county’s top senior batsmen, who were present for the six-hour long clinic.
A number of top batsmen attended the session held by Harper, with a few familiar faces even taking to Social Media via the BCB’s Facebook page; to share their respective thoughts on the concept and pros of such a programme.
Among those were senior batsman Adrian Sukwah following the clinic, in one of the cameo clips posted; said the clinic was a brilliant idea, especially with such a huge figure as coach Harper at the helm. He outlined that the camp is a great initiative and he hopes to see more such programmes being rolled out in the future.
Former Guyana senior national wicket-keeper/batsman selectee and among the first of the Sincliar’s to make some noise on the cricket scene; Jason; further described the clinic as edifying as it helps batters to further sharpen their craft.
Arguably one of Guyana’s top all-round prospects at the youth level in Romario Ramdheol dubbed the session as great and said he hopes to be a part of another; as he learnt a lot from the former Guyana/West Indies all-rounder.
Meanwhile, the BCB stated that a clinic similar in nature, but with emphasis on the Junior core of batsmen, will roll out under the experienced eyes of Coach Hubern Evans. Clinics such as these form a huge part of the BCB developmental programme, led by its president Dr. Cecil Beharry along with several executives; who were all present at the clinic.
Some of Berbice’ senior batsmen were involved in a one-day batting camp facilitated this past Sunday by former Guyana/Windies all-rounder Roger Harper.
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