Author: Dwight Fraser

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.

West Indies and Jamaica all-rounder Rovman Powell is set to participate in the upcoming Guyana Global Super League after he was signed by reigning Ilt20 champions Dubai Capitals.

The former West Indies T20 captain and Ilt20 final MVP, is expected to be the center piece of the Capitals’ high-octane batting lineup for the July 10 to 18 competition.

The Dubai Capitals  in  the  meantime have assembled a dynamic squad featuring a potent mix of international stars and Caribbean firepower for the Guyana-based tournament.

Joining Powell in the  high-power  squad  are Barbados-born big-hitter Kadeem Alleyne and left-arm pacer Dominic Drakes.

Also  in  the  squad  are  Pakistani pacer Farhan Khan, Canadian left-armer Kaleem Aanaur Rahman, and UAE’s Zeeshan Naseer. Sri Lankan wicketkeeper-batter Niroshan Dickwella, along with Afghanistan’s Sediqullah Atal, and South African spinner Keshav Maharaj .

The  Dubai  Capital  will open their campaign with a blockbuster clash against Australia’s Hobart Hurricanes  on July 11 at the Guyana National Stadium in Providence.

They  are  among  the  five Elite Franchises down  to  compete alongside Rangpur Riders  of  Bangladesh, Central Stags of  New Zealand  and  host team Guyana Amazon Warriors.