Despite the fact that the Hits and Jams Spartans team possess a quartet of the most explosive Twenty20 players in the world cricket, its captain Tyrell Tull is downplaying his team’s chances of winning this weekend’s Jamzone Masters Cup competition which commences Friday at the Providence National Stadium. “We begin our preparation today (yesterday) and will be looking to play to the best of our ability. The guys know that not because we will be having four of the best T20 players in the world in our team that we will win,” said Tull at the Everest Cricket Club ground yesterday where the Spartans conducted their first practice game.
Tull, who was the Guyana wicket-keeper when they triumphed in the inaugural Stanford T20 tournament in Antigua back in 2006, suggested that the defending champions, Berbice Titans,