THE Guyana Amazon Warriors have hailed the inauguration of the new Anna Regina Stadium, branding the venue a major milestone in the country’s rapid emergence as one of the Caribbean’s premier cricketing destinations.
The franchise expressed immense enthusiasm for the prospect of taking the field at the new facility in the near future, noting that the venue presents a golden opportunity to bring elite, world-class cricket directly to a deeply passionate fan base in the Essequibo region.
Beyond expanding the country’s portfolio of international-standard sporting infrastructure, the Warriors believe the stadium will serve as a vital catalyst to inspire the next generation of home-grown talent across Guyana.
In a formal statement, the franchise extended its congratulations to President, Dr Mohamed Irfaan Ali and the Government of Guyana for their sustained investment in sports infrastructure.
This ongoing development—which will soon see another major addition with the anticipated opening of the Palmyra Stadium in Berbice—has firmly solidified Guyana’s standing as a premier hub capable of hosting major global cricket events.
While future fixtures in Essequibo await, the Amazon Warriors’ immediate focus shifts to the upcoming ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League, scheduled to run from July 23 to August 1.
Tickets for the tournament are currently available online and at the local box office as the franchise prepares to showcase its brand of cricket on the international stage once more.