SillyCowCorner1
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Really looking forward to this: hope they pick solid squads
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Windies Team Discussion, and Other Related Things Thread
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SillyCowCorner1
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SL19 vs WI19 Cricket Scorecard, 1st Youth Test at Dambulla, September 05 - 08, 2023
Get cricket scorecard of 1st Youth Test, SL19 vs WI19, West Indies Under-19s in Sri Lanka 2023 at Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium dated September 05 - 08, 2023.
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We managed to draw this match against the SL Under-19s.
This youth, Jordan Johnson with a fine 149 to stave off any threats from the young Sri Lankans.
Let's keep an eye out for him, and hope that he doesn't get away like a certain Hetmyer.
SillyCowCorner1
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Another century for Jordan Johnson. What else is new?
The scorecards from the U19 tour are reminiscent of the West Indies 2001 tour to Sri Lanka with Jordan Johnson in the Brian Lara role.
SillyCowCorner1
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Now that you’ve mentioned this, I see the similarities. Guys with raw talent like this you need them to be fast-tracked.
Currently, our team has a bunch of mediocre players.
I look at the players we have around the region, and the good ones are the younger ones coming up. Give them 3-5 years to develop and we’ll be back up to our dominant position in World Cricket*
*that is only if they don’t get bamboozled by the temptress that is franchise cricket.
SillyCowCorner1
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Nuff said.
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
I thought exactly the same! Tbf this was always going to happen. He is head and shoulders above everyone else in his age group, which is generally quite a mediocre group this year, as SSC said. What is so great to see though is the pure scale of domination, he absolutely piled on the runs.
Should select him for the 'A' tour to South Africa.
Silver Silva
International Regular
Standard wasn't that great in my opinion..Lots of work to be done by SL U19's but atleast we won both series against the West Indies ..
I liked the look of Dinura Kalupahana a middle order bat who bowls a bit of medium pace and Vihas Thewmika the off spinning all rounder ..but hard to judge how far they will go at this stage.
I liked the look of Dinura Kalupahana a middle order bat who bowls a bit of medium pace and Vihas Thewmika the off spinning all rounder ..but hard to judge how far they will go at this stage.
Nintendo
Cricketer Of The Year
Is visas the spin bowling allrounder who smashed a few rapid 50's down the order or is that a different guy?
Silver Silva
International Regular
That was Tharupathi the legspinner, Vihas is the guy who got 14 wickets in the 2 test series ..
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
Apart from Johnson, who looks a generational talent potentially, this West Indies squad is poor. I'm not surprised SL won. It would have been very very one sided without Johnson scoring all those runs.
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
Definitely. Let's see what he's like against pace. Will be great exposure for him. Exceptional talent deserves it's own pathway.
SillyCowCorner1
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The CG 50 over competition will begin on the 17th of October featuring 8 teams in a league format.
All matches will be played exclusively in Trinidad and Tobago.
How many matches? 31
All matches will be played exclusively in Trinidad and Tobago.
How many matches? 31
SillyCowCorner1
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This is something to look forward to...the so-called big guns up against those who wants to knock them off their high pedestals,
SillyCowCorner1
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I'm so hyped for this...My Berbice team is stacked!
Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Senior Inter- County Super50 Tournament…
Powerhouses collide in opening match as Berbice/Demerara clash at Blairmont Ground
-Hetmyer, Shepherd, Motie, Sinclair, Chanderpaul, Rutherford among stars to feature
In preparation for the upcoming Regional Super50 tournament, the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) will bowl off the Senior Inter- County Super50 tournament, starting on Saturday
September 30.
The second match of round 1 will continue on October 1st with more intense cricket action as last year’s runner-up Essequibo takes on the GCB Select XI at GCC, Bourda. Round 2 will be played on Tuesday, October 3 with Berbice facing GCB Select XI at Enmore while Demerara battles Essequibo at GCC. On Thursday, Berbice face Essequibo at GCC in a rematch of last year’s final while Demerara comes up against GCB Select XI at Enmore. The final will be played at GCC on Saturday, October 7.
All matches are scheduled to start at 09:00 hours and will be live streamed on the GCB Facebook page.
Berbice team; Veerasammy Permaul (Captain), Romario Shepherd (Vice-captain), Kevin Sinclair, Rampertab Ramnauth, Kevlon Anderson, Shimron Hetmyer, Johnathan Foo, Anthony Bramble, Gudakesh Motie, Nial Smith, Shamar Joseph, Clinton Pestano and Nigel Deodat.
Stand-by: Suresh Dhanai, Kelvin Umrao and Demetri Cameron.
Head Coach-Julian Moore
Manager-Travis Harcourt.
Essequibo Team- Anthony Adams (Captain), Kemol Savory, Ronsford Beaton, Ricardo Adams, Kevon Boodie, Quentin Sampson, Neiland Codugan, Garfield Phillips, Jadon Campbell, Sherland Anthony, David Williams, Malcom Hobbard, Wazim Mohamed and Norman Fredricks
Stand by- Ayran Persaud, Shaheed Veira, Orlando Jailall, Keshun Tracy Rajendra Ramballi and Joshua Jones.
Head Coach- Nandkishore Andrews
Manager- Yogeshwar Lall
Demerara Team- Tevin Imlach- Captain, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Chandrapaul Hemraj, Matthew Nandu, Akshaya Persaud- Vice-Captain, Mavendra Dindyal, Sherfane Rutherford, Steven Sankar, Richie Looknauth, Ronaldo Ali Mohamed, Devon Lord, Qumar Torrington, Floy Joseph, Bernard Bailey
Stand-by: Daniel Mootoo, Riyad Latif, Nehemiah Hohenkirk, Krisna Singh, Brandon Jaikaran and Laurel Parks.
Head Coach- Garvin Nedd
Manager- Surendra Hiralal
GCB Select XI- Junior Sinclair (Captain), Sachin Singh, Jonathan Pampersaud, Christopher Barnwell (Vice-captain), Raymond Perez, Shamar Yearwood, Joshua Persaud, Jeremiah Scott, Carlos La Rose, Aryan Persaud, Isai Thorne, Zeynul Ramsammy, Cylus Tyndall, Ushardeva Balgobin
Stand-by: Shahid Viera, Zachery Jodah, Robin Williams, Orland Jailall,
Kwesi Mickle, Suresh Dhanai, Kishaun Tracy
Head Coach- Clive Grimmond
Manager – Ravindranauth Seeram
Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Senior Inter- County Super50 Tournament…
Powerhouses collide in opening match as Berbice/Demerara clash at Blairmont Ground
-Hetmyer, Shepherd, Motie, Sinclair, Chanderpaul, Rutherford among stars to feature
In preparation for the upcoming Regional Super50 tournament, the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) will bowl off the Senior Inter- County Super50 tournament, starting on Saturday
September 30.
The second match of round 1 will continue on October 1st with more intense cricket action as last year’s runner-up Essequibo takes on the GCB Select XI at GCC, Bourda. Round 2 will be played on Tuesday, October 3 with Berbice facing GCB Select XI at Enmore while Demerara battles Essequibo at GCC. On Thursday, Berbice face Essequibo at GCC in a rematch of last year’s final while Demerara comes up against GCB Select XI at Enmore. The final will be played at GCC on Saturday, October 7.
All matches are scheduled to start at 09:00 hours and will be live streamed on the GCB Facebook page.
Berbice team; Veerasammy Permaul (Captain), Romario Shepherd (Vice-captain), Kevin Sinclair, Rampertab Ramnauth, Kevlon Anderson, Shimron Hetmyer, Johnathan Foo, Anthony Bramble, Gudakesh Motie, Nial Smith, Shamar Joseph, Clinton Pestano and Nigel Deodat.
Stand-by: Suresh Dhanai, Kelvin Umrao and Demetri Cameron.
Head Coach-Julian Moore
Manager-Travis Harcourt.
Essequibo Team- Anthony Adams (Captain), Kemol Savory, Ronsford Beaton, Ricardo Adams, Kevon Boodie, Quentin Sampson, Neiland Codugan, Garfield Phillips, Jadon Campbell, Sherland Anthony, David Williams, Malcom Hobbard, Wazim Mohamed and Norman Fredricks
Stand by- Ayran Persaud, Shaheed Veira, Orlando Jailall, Keshun Tracy Rajendra Ramballi and Joshua Jones.
Head Coach- Nandkishore Andrews
Manager- Yogeshwar Lall
Demerara Team- Tevin Imlach- Captain, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Chandrapaul Hemraj, Matthew Nandu, Akshaya Persaud- Vice-Captain, Mavendra Dindyal, Sherfane Rutherford, Steven Sankar, Richie Looknauth, Ronaldo Ali Mohamed, Devon Lord, Qumar Torrington, Floy Joseph, Bernard Bailey
Stand-by: Daniel Mootoo, Riyad Latif, Nehemiah Hohenkirk, Krisna Singh, Brandon Jaikaran and Laurel Parks.
Head Coach- Garvin Nedd
Manager- Surendra Hiralal
GCB Select XI- Junior Sinclair (Captain), Sachin Singh, Jonathan Pampersaud, Christopher Barnwell (Vice-captain), Raymond Perez, Shamar Yearwood, Joshua Persaud, Jeremiah Scott, Carlos La Rose, Aryan Persaud, Isai Thorne, Zeynul Ramsammy, Cylus Tyndall, Ushardeva Balgobin
Stand-by: Shahid Viera, Zachery Jodah, Robin Williams, Orland Jailall,
Kwesi Mickle, Suresh Dhanai, Kishaun Tracy
Head Coach- Clive Grimmond
Manager – Ravindranauth Seeram
Beamer
International Vice-Captain
Now that is the sort of domestic cricket set up we need. So many young players interacting with current internationals.
SillyCowCorner1
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The Caribbean Cricket Podcast had a guest a few weeks ago, he was the son of Basil Butcher...he took us on historical journey of Guyana's cricket, most notably, our batsmen.
And he brilliantly traced the point to where the quality of our batsmen declined, that was in the early 2000s. Most of our up-and-coming batsmen moved over to Trinidad to play in their local competition, which actually paid good. This left a field of ordinary batsmen in Guyana going up against each...and the quality of the cricket slowly declined...
But we have seen a renaissance of sorts lately with Berbice, my home county upping their game in developing players from the grassroots. We got Hetmyer out of this....
Motie was always quality. This was known at a very early age. My home club produced 3 test spinners and Motie is already the best of the lot (the other 2 are Permaul and Bishoo.)
Yes, going back to the good news coming from our West Indian team not qualifying for the WC...we have the time now to stop the BS and bring out the best in the Super50!