– Team to wing out on Nov. 4 ahead of Super50

GUYANA Jaguars will tackle a Rest XI team tomorrow in the first of two practice games ahead of the 2019 Regional Super50 Tournament which bowls off on November 7 in Trinidad & Tobago.

Following the end of the Jaguars League 50-overs tourney which ended last week, Cricket Guyana Inc. (CGI) released the Jaguars 14-man team last Friday. The side featured the usual suspects, most of whom have been a part of the franchise since the Professional Cricket League was birthed.

With the Jags set to wing out for the Twin Island Republic on November 4, Leon Johnson will want his players to get themselves in full play-mode prior to their departure.

 As such, the GCC ground, Bourda, will host the first game as the Jags tackle a strong Rest Team featuring talents like Ricardo Adams, Vishaul Singh, Anthony Adams, Trevon Griffith and other stars.

Jaguar’s spinner, Gudakesh Motie and new selectee, pacer Nial Smith, will appear for the Rest XI in the first practice match with Kelvin Umroa having a chance to apply his trade with the Jaguars.

The match officials for the match tomorrow are umpires Nandkumar Shivsankar and Ryan Banwarie with match referee/DLSM being Arleigh Rutherford.

Rutherford returns to duty for the second match on Friday as  umpires Shannon Crawford and Javed Persaud carry out the on-filed duties with Trevor Hossein being the official scorer for both games.

Meanwhile, the second and final match bowls off on Friday November 1 at the Enmore Community Centre ground. Both matches are scheduled to commence at 09:30 hours.

Guyana Jaguars: Chandrapaul Hemraj, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Leon Johnson (captain), Christopher Barnwell, Raymon Reifer, Anthony Bramble, Jonathan Foo, Kemol Savory, Ramaal Lewis, Veerasammy Permaul, Clinton Pestano, Ronsford Beaton and Kelvin Umroa.

Rest Team: Trevon Griffith, Kevin Sinclair, Kevlon Anderson, Tevin Imlach, Vishaul Singh, Ricardo Adams, Anthony Adams, Ronaldo Ali-Mohamed , Richie Looknauth, Keon Joseph, Gudakesh Motie, Nial Smith, Raymond Perez and Ashmead Nedd