FORTY-FOUR fast bowlers from Berbice have been selected by the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) for the upcoming Sir Curtly Ambrose Fast Bowling Clinic.
The three-day event is set for Friday February 11 to Sunday February 13 at the Albion Community Centre Cricket Club ground.
According to information from the BCB, players selected should be at the ground by 08:30hrs, with their vaccination cards.
The legendary West Indies fast bowler’s visit is being facilitated by overseas-based Guyanese, Dr Frank Denbow, who initiated the idea of the clinic to the BCB and contributed the funds needed for its success.
Lunch and snacks will be provided to all of the players during the clinic.
Those selected include West Indies U-19 fast bowler, Isai Thorne, Daniel Vivickanand, Christopher Ogle, Arvin Jaikaran, Trisha Hardat, Darshanie Subramanie, Natran Gill, Shamar Joseph, Gevon Schultz, Isia Anderson, Joel Davis, Collis Hardcourt, Nicholas Ishar, Arif Khan, Shiv Harripersaud, Dave Pretipaul, Khemraj Tika, Sohail Hardwar, Christopher Deeroop, Arif Esau, Manoo Inasi, Nareem Khan, Shamal Angel, Quincy Alder, Demetri Cameron, Steven Kamalal, Joel Cort, Devendra Latchman, Omal Saul, Arvin Jowahir, Nicholas Hall, Nicholas Lepps, Adrian Hetmyer, Ronny James, Adrian Norton, Jonathan Outar, Teon Campbell, Sylus Tyndal, Leon Swammy, Keon Sinclair, Chris Harry, Javed Karim, Kevlon Anderson and Raymond Vankenie.
According to information from the board, any senior fast bowler left out can make contact with BCB President Hilbert Foster on telephone number 337-4562.
