A Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) delegation consisting of President Drubahadur, Secretary Anand Sanasie, Marketing Manager Rajendra Singh and TDO Colin Stuart, held discussions with the Minister of Tourism, Catherine Hughes, regarding the June 2016 ODI Tri-series featuring Australia, South Africa and West Indies, among other partnerships. Director General of the Ministry of Tourism, Mr. Donald
High Commissioner of Australia in Guyana, John Pilbean, paid a courtesy call on GCB on Friday 11 March 2016, and engaged a high level delegation of GCB Executives in wide-raging discussions on the upcoming ODI tri-series featuring West Indies, South Africa and Australia. The GCB delegation was headed up by its President Drubahadur, Vice President
With major support from Digicel, Banks DIH Limited and the Education Ministry, the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) on Friday afternoon unveiled the National Secondary Schools Cricket League; an initiative that is geared towards serving as conveyor belt for the national cricket programme. Education Minister, Dr Rupert Roopnaraine, representatives of the two main sponsors and top
President of GCB, Drubahadur, Secretary Anand Sanasie, and TDO Colin Stuart, met with the Minister of Education who oversees sports, Dr. Rupert Roopnarine, and outlined to him the Board’s immediate and upcoming programs. The Officials explained the structure and benefits of the National Secondary School Cricket League. It commenced earlier today with an official ceremony
Former West Indies Test pacer Colin Stuart and Guyana Cricket Board’s (GCB) Territorial Development Officer (TDO) informed that there would no Inter-County four-day cricket tournament or no trials to pick Guyana’s team for the second edition of the WICB’s Professional Cricket League (PCL) four-day First Class tournament which starts on November 6. “An Inter-County tournament