HAMILTON, Bermuda, (CMC) – Four young Bermuda players have been selected by the International Cricket Council (ICC) to attend a high-performance training camp in Barbados next month when they will take part in a series of limited overs matches, officials said here.

Delray Rawlins, Onias Bascome, Tre Manders and Christian Burgess have all been requested to attend the week-long camp from December 14-21.
Kamau Leverock was also invited but he was unable to attend because of overseas school commitments.
The four Bermuda players will join five Canadians and three players from the United States and will play three Twenty20 matches and two 50-over games.
There will also be fitness testing and skills training components, as well as opportunities to work with West Indies coaches and past players.
Bermuda Cricket Board president Lloyd Fray said: “I am very proud to see that the Bermuda youth programme is continuing to produce international-quality players that are being offered performance opportunities by the ICC.
“The BCB is providing funding so that no player will have to pay the US$800 player participation fee levied by the ICC for this camp.”