 along with the Executive Members of the Demerara Cricket Club </p>
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Dr. Frank Denbow (seated second left) along with the Executive Members of the Demerara Cricket Club
DCC President, Roger Harper, charged the young members present at the small gathering to look at what the club means to someone who was not even a member. Harper urged them to take great care of the historic institution and play a more significant role in its enhancement.
The current Cricket West Indies Chairman of Selectors indicated the monies will be spent on upgrades, but most importantly the continued development of the club’s youth programme, which over the years has produced numerous Guyana and West Indies players.
Established in 1912, DCC has produced famous players, such as the Christiani brothers, Clive Lloyd, Lance Gibbs and others.
In 2011, it was voted the Club-of-the-Year by the Guyana Cricket Board.
