Former Jamaica cricketer and captain of the national senior team Tamar Lambert, who was recently declared the 12th recipient of the prestigious Courtney Walsh Award for Excellence, is heading to Australia to start a new chapter in his professional cricket career.
The all-rounder, who bats right-handed and bowls right-arm off spin, is all set to join the Golden Point Cricket Club in the Ballarat Cricket Association League in Melbourne.
The 35-year-old Lambert said that he is at the moment being held up by the visa application process, but should soon be on his way to Australia.
“Tamar Lambert is going to Australia to play in their premier cricket tournament, which is next to their first-class cricket tournament. Plus I am going there and see if I can finalise on some coaching courses as well.
The all-rounder, who bats right-handed and bowls right-arm off spin, is all set to join the Golden Point Cricket Club in the Ballarat Cricket Association League in Melbourne.
The 35-year-old Lambert said that he is at the moment being held up by the visa application process, but should soon be on his way to Australia.
“Tamar Lambert is going to Australia to play in their premier cricket tournament, which is next to their first-class cricket tournament. Plus I am going there and see if I can finalise on some coaching courses as well.