Like most cricketers at the tail-end of their careers, Shivnarine Chanderpaul has been touted by Head Coach Esaun Crandon as a mentor for the Guyana Jaguars’ batting in the upcoming Professional Cricket League (PCL) Four-day tournament, set to start in November. The Guyana Jaguars, winners of the first edition of the PCL in 2014/2015, are
Skipper Vishual Singh was unbeaten on 44 and Kemo Paul on four when rain brought an early end on day two of the three-day simulation match for the Guyana Jaguars as they continue preparation for the 2015/2016 WICB’s Professional Cricket League (PCL) Four-Day tournament. Singh has so far hit six boundaries, as his team replying
Chris Barnwell (59*), Skipper Assad Fudadin (39) and Raymond Reifer (24*) all batted well at Bourda yesterday on the first day of a three-day simulation match for the Guyana team preparing for the 2015/2016 WICB’s Professional Cricket League (PCL) Four-Day First Class Franchise which starts on November 6. Fudadin’s X1 batted first in hot conditions
Barbadian all-rounder Raymond Reifer is hoping for a successful outing at the upcoming Professional Cricket League (PCL) in November. Reifer, who usually plies his trade for the Barbados National Cricket Team, will be turning out for the second year to his adopted team, The Guyana Jaguars. The 24 year old, who is currently training with
A historic gathering will take place today in Barbados, when the WICB Professional Cricket League Coaches Conference is convened featuring coaches from each of the six franchises. For the first time, regional coaches will meet with three key WICB officials – Director of Cricket Richard Pybus, Convenor of the West Indies Selection Panel Clive Lloyd