Guyana Times article.
Georgetown, Guyana - The Enmore Community Centre Cricket Club (ECCCC) will be running off a Double Wicket cricket tournament involving clubs on the East Coast of Demerara on February 22 at the Enmore Community Centre ground, starting at 09:00 hours.
At stake will be a cash prize for the winning pair, and trophies and cricket gear for losing finalist, best bowling and batting performances and outstanding fieldsman among others.
An entrance fee of $3,000 per pair must be paid on or before 16:00 hours on February 21. A club can submit a maximum of two pairs of players.
Double Wicket is a form of cricket with two teams of two players each which are pitched against each other for a limited number of overs.
A player getting out in this form of cricket does not retire, but continues to bat but gets penalised a stipulated number of runs for each time he gets out.
Clubs on the East Coast of Demerara wishing to participate are invited to call Bheemraj Ramkellawan on 676-5681 or on 256-3197 and/or attend an important meeting at 12:00 noon today at the Enmore Community Centre. Rules of the tournament will be distributed and discussed at this meeting.
According to a release from the ECCCC, food and refreshments will be on sale on the day of the competition, while the club’s raffle will be drawn during the matches
Georgetown, Guyana - The Enmore Community Centre Cricket Club (ECCCC) will be running off a Double Wicket cricket tournament involving clubs on the East Coast of Demerara on February 22 at the Enmore Community Centre ground, starting at 09:00 hours.
At stake will be a cash prize for the winning pair, and trophies and cricket gear for losing finalist, best bowling and batting performances and outstanding fieldsman among others.
An entrance fee of $3,000 per pair must be paid on or before 16:00 hours on February 21. A club can submit a maximum of two pairs of players.
Double Wicket is a form of cricket with two teams of two players each which are pitched against each other for a limited number of overs.
A player getting out in this form of cricket does not retire, but continues to bat but gets penalised a stipulated number of runs for each time he gets out.
Clubs on the East Coast of Demerara wishing to participate are invited to call Bheemraj Ramkellawan on 676-5681 or on 256-3197 and/or attend an important meeting at 12:00 noon today at the Enmore Community Centre. Rules of the tournament will be distributed and discussed at this meeting.
According to a release from the ECCCC, food and refreshments will be on sale on the day of the competition, while the club’s raffle will be drawn during the matches