Rising star Kemo Paul eyes senior team selection

krishna · 08-21-2014, 12:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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Whether you want to view him as a rising star or a force to reckon with in Regional youth cricket, national youth cricketer Kemo Paul displayed the potential in the recently-concluded West Indies Cricket Board Under-19 tournament, that once harnessed, could enable him the opportunity to play at the highest level.

Paul, who hails from the Arawak village of Saxacalli on the left bank of the Essequibo River, recently featured in the national U-19 team that won the WICB double crown, the three-day and the one-day tournaments.

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Chair , how many wickets he took ?ย  :-\

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[color=rgb(17, 17, 17)]Kemo Paul, who scored four half-centuries in five innings and bowled with genuine pace on occasions, took home the Best All-Rounder Award which was put up by the National Sports Commission (NSC).[/color]
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Brian Sattaur became the first Guyana Captain to win both three-day and one-day titles in the same year bettering the feat of Steven Jacobs, who lead Guyana to the three-day title in 2007 in St. Kitts before losing to Jamaica in the 50-over final the same year when Horace Miller decimated the Guyana bowling attack with an explosive 133

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Clive was mentioning him ....in that article !ย  8)

#5
Better than Bravo shytehounds Trinis...

and put lixx on Trini in the U19 games !ย  Tongue

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