Jaguar vs Volcanoes

Chris Barnwell, the Guyana Jaguars skipper has sent out a strong warning to the other teams ahead of this this week’s start of the 2105 NAGICO Regional Super 50 tournament, saying that his side is “dangerous” and “should not be taken lightly.”

Stabroek Sports caught up with Barnwell yesterday. The captain was in a positive frame of mind prior to his team’s departure to the twin-island republic of Trinidad & Tobago early this morning and he gave an insight into the mood in the Jaguars camp. Barnwell, who was named skipper of the 14-man team last week, said that Guyana was looking to carry its momentum from the four-day tournament into the 50-overs format.

“I think the momentum is still in the camp. It’s a different format but we played well in four-day. We had one bad game

The president, executive and members of the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) on Monday sent out best wishes to Christopher Barnwell on his appointment as Captain of the Guyana Jaguars team to compete in the West Indies Cricket Board/NAGICO Super-50 tournament.

A press release from the club noted that Barnwell has been entrusted with the captaincy for the second time, having led the team to the semi-finals at last year’s competition which is a plus for his leadership skills. The club also stated that it wished to congratulate opening batsman Trevon Griffith who is expected to create the platform for Guyana at the top of the order and pacer Paul Wintz who will be entrusted with the new ball for the team.