Author: Dwight Fraser

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.

West Indies white-ball star Nicholas Pooran has returned to his former club Clarke Road United in the Trinidad and Tobago Sunday Cricket League .

Pooran, who was signed by Lucknow Super Grants for the 2023 India Premier League, started his very successful cricket career at Clarke Road United under the keen developmental eye and watchful tutelage of coaches Roland Sampath and the late Dasrath Maharaj.

In 2014, the left-hander played a key role in Clarke Road United lifting the TTCB Sunday League title.

Pooran made it into several National Youth teams and the West Indies U-19 team while a member of Clarke Road United before joining Queen’s Park Cricket Club for a few years.

Commenting on his return to the Penal-based outfit, the former West Indies white-ball captain stated that he intends to play a vital role in keeping Clarke Road United as a major development hub of Trinidad and West Indies cricket.