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GCB President meets U15 team ahead of Regional showdown

Apr 13, 2025
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Kaieteur Sports- President of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB), Bissoondyal Singh, met with the national Under-15 team during their encampment this past week, offering words of encouragement as the young cricketers prepare to represent Guyana at the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Rising Stars Under-15 Tournament.

GCB President meets U15 team ahead of Regional showdown

GCB President Bissoondyal Singh (seated left) with members of the national Under-15 team at their recent meeting.

The team will depart Guyana today, April 13, with the tournament bowling off on April 15. Singh urged the players to uphold discipline, demonstrate sportsmanship, and carry the national pride as they compete against the region’s best.

As part of his visit, Mr. Singh also made a donation of cricket gear to several members of the team, further demonstrating the GCB’s commitment to supporting youth development and ensuring the players are properly equipped for the regional challenge.

The squad features Richard Ramdeholl as captain and Brandon Henry as vice-captain. The full team includes: Justin Dowlin, Lamar Seecharran, Luke Amsterdam, Shahid Ramzam, Arif Bacchas, Richard Ramdeholl, Nathnil Ramsammy, Jathniel Nurse, Usain Fredericks, Brandon Henry, Rayad Latif, Patrice Fraser, Rafeal McKenzie, Prosper Jacobus.

The reserves are: Khush Seegobin, Joshua Thomas, Bomesh Lall, Nathan Bishop, Tameshwar Deonandan, Typese McPherson.

Terry Newton will serve as the team’s manager, while Yeurab Khemraj takes on duties as coach.

The CWI Rising Stars tournament plays a critical role in the development of the region’s young cricketing talent and offers a vital platform for players to showcase their skills. Team Guyana will be looking to make a strong impact on the regional stage.


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