Cricketers Kevin Sinclair (right) and Nial Smith both attended Canje Secondary (Photo: News Room/Avenash Ramzan/October 11, 2024) The 24-year-old Sinclair said a student of Canje Secondary, 16-year-old fast bowler Jearmin Singh, reached out to him for assistance to secure a cricket sneakers and that prompted him and Smith to add a few more items so that other students can benefit. In presenting the footwear to Singh, Sinclair said it brought back memories of the days when he was in need of gear to pursue his passion. 
Kevin Sinclair makes the presentation of a sneakers to 16-year-old fast bowler Jearmin Singh (Photo: News Room/Avenash Ramzan/October 11, 2024) Singh, a Form Five student of Canje Secondary who started playing hardball cricket five months ago, is attached to the Rose Hall Community Centre Club. Among the items presented to the school were balls, a cricket bat, a full set of stumps, batting gloves and pads, protective guard and a helmet. “It’s a pleasure to come back to Canje Secondary and make this little donation,” Sinclair, who recently played for Guyana Amazon Warriors in CPL 2024, told the gathering of students. “I hope you use these equipment to get better at the game, but also remember your academics is important.” 
Teachers of Canje Secondary share a moment with Kevin Sinclair (Photo: News Room/Avenash Ramzan/October 11, 2024) Reflecting on his time at the school, Sinclair, who made 50 on Test debut for West Indies against Australia in January, told the students of honing his skill in the school compound and later refining it by joining structured clubs like Young Warriors and the Rose Hall Town Youth and Sports Club. He told the students that once they have a dream they should pursue it, but they must be prepared to work hard and be determined in their approach. It is equally important, he reiterated, that they also apply those same principles in their academic pursuits. 
This young lady won a signed shirt after successfully answering a question (Photo: News Room/Avenash Ramzan/October 11, 2024) Sinclair also played a motivational video coach Floyd Reifer had them watch during the West Indies Emerging Team title-run in the Cricket West Indies’ Super50 Cup in 2019. Sinclair played a crucial role in that success, scoring 132 runs and taking 13 wickets with his off-spin. He also had the tournament’s best economy rate of 2.87 runs per over. The brief ceremony wrapped up with Sinclair presenting one of his signed Test match shirts to a young female student, who was successful in answering a question. The post Cricketers Sinclair and Smith present gear to alma mater Canje Secondary appeared first on News Room Guyana. Source: https://newsroom.gy/2024/10/12/crickete ... secondary/