ONE of Trinidad & Tobago’s oldest community cricket institutions, Valley Boys Sports and Cultural Club, open their goodwill tour of Guyana with a match versus Everest Masters at the Camp Road, Georgetown ground today, Saturday, August 22.
Today’s game in the 20-over encounter will be followed by live entertainment provided by the Caribbean Hot Shots Band.
Former Trinidad national senior off spinner Mukesh Persaud will lead the visitors, while the Everest Masters will be spearheaded by Sahadeo Hardaiow, arguably the best over-50 batsman in the country.
Hardaiow is a former Essequibo junior and senior all-rounder. Former Berbice inter-county player, Luke Latif, will also be on show, representing the touring team.
That game is being sponsored by Trophy Stall, Blue Spring Water and Readymix Concrete Limited.
The action switches to Parika on Sunday with the visitors opposing Parika Defenders at Parika. Following a rest day on Monday, Valley Boys tackle Enterprise Sports Club at Enterprise on Tuesday, Windsor Forest at Windsor Forest on Wednesday, Canal Number 1 at Canal on Friday and Essequibo at Anna Regina next Saturday, August 29.
