South Essequibo-based Rising Stars Sports Club has extended congratulations to Kemol Savory on his selection to the Guyana Jaguars squad for the upcoming Regional Super50 competition.
Savory, 24, was called in as a replacement for top order batsman, Trevon Griffith, who tested positive for COVID-19 prior to the team’s departure.
“We are confident that Kemol will continue to put in his hard work and remain focused and committed to the tasks ahead for his team in the competition,” the club in a statement said.
“We know he has the ability to deliver some very good performances in his game which all of his cricket loving fans will be proud of. Best wishes to Savory and the Guyana Jaguars team as they hunt the Regional 50 Overs title in 2021,” it added.
The left-handed wicketkeeper/batsman made his debut in the 2019 season where he scored 71 not out against West Indies Emerging Players and went on to play four more matches that season.
“The Rising Stars Sports Club would also be extremely happy to see Anthony Adams be given his chance in the Guyana Jaguars Regional Four-Day or any other Regional duty. So we are calling on the selectors, coaches and CGI to please give Anthony Adams’s his well-deserved opportunity and stop this disrespect of non-selection to this discipline and humble young man.”
The tournament runs from February 7 to 27 in Antigua.
