FORMER West Indies U-19 cricketers Ronaldo Alimohamed and Raymond Perez will benefit from donation of cricket gear and will have representation moving forward in their careers after signing with England-based company Williamson Boucher Cricket.

National captain Leon Johnson recommended the talented and promising cricketers to the company which was happy to sign the Georgetown cricketers.

Twenty-one-year-old Perez is an impressive opening batsman and an occasional medium pacer, while Alimohamed, 22, is a gifted all-rounder, who is destructive with his medium pace.

Along with the sponsored kit deal, the signing can lead to the players receiving contracts in various leagues worldwide.

DCC opening batsman Perez, who represented the regional U-19 team two years ago, told the Guyana Chronicle that he was honoured to represent the company.

“I’m proud to be an ambassador of Williamson Boucher Cricket, I just want to perform to the best of my ability and get into the Guyana senior team and hopefully from there my path can lead to the West Indies senior team.”

Alimohamed expressed similar sentiments, noting that the signing would be a great help for him going forward in his career.

“The signing is a step in the right direction in my career. I intend to be a good ambassador of Williamson Boucher Cricket and represent with distinction and improve my skills in the hope of solidifying my place in the senior national team and then onto the West Indies team.”

Williamson Boucher Cricket is renowned for its handcrafted English willow cricket bats.