Canada Tri Series Team Announced

The following players have been selected to travel to Canada to compete in the Cricket Canada Summer Festival, a tri-series against Canada and a West Indies High Performance (HP) side. The Festival will take place in Toronto September 7-18, 2010.

1. David Hemp (Captain)

2. Chris Foggo

3. Terryn Fray

4. Dion Stovell

5. Fiqre Crockwell

6. Jason Anderson

7. Delyone Borden

8. Joshua Gilbert

9. Tamauri Tucker

10. Rodney Trott

11. Jim West

12. Malachi Jones

13. Kyle Hodsoll

14. Kevin Tucker

15. Kevon Fubler

Management

1. David Moore (National Coach)

2. Clevie Wade (Assistant Coach)

3. Lionel Tannock (Team Manager)

4. Lorenzo Tucker (Match Analyst)

5. Craig Brown (Physio)

National Coach David Moore stated,

"Injuries have precluded Stephen Outerbridge, Justin Pitcher, Stefan Kelly and Janeiro Tucker from selection. Irving Romaine, Dwayne Leverock and Staphen Dill are unavailable due to work commitments while OJ Pitcher has not been considered due to educational commitments in the US. The coaching and medical staff made the decision to rest young fast bowler Jordan De Silva as a preventative measure as he has had an extremely high workload throughout the season."

Coach Moore continued,

"The players selected for this tour have a wonderful opportunity to exhibit their skills on the international stage. Players such as Dion Stovell and Jason Anderson have been the in-form players of the domestic league and deserve an opportunity to press for further international selection. Kevon Fubler's performance at domestic level as well as in Barbados with the U19 team has given him an opportunity to impress at the senior level. We are also pleased to welcome back Delyone Borden at international level. Although I believe that Delyone hasn't had the season he would wish for it is clearly evident that he is a quality player and will be an asset to the team on this tour and hopefully in the future. In addition, it is extremely gratifying to welcome back Malachi Jones after his exclusion during the Americas tournament. Malachi is an exceptionally talented player and I would be disappointed for him and Bermuda if he did not take this chance he has been given to show everyone what a high quality cricketer he is."

	Cricket Canada Summer Festival - Bermuda Team Announced Bermuda, Canada & West Indies HP Team Series The following players have been selected to travel to Canada to compete in the Cricket Canada Summer Festival, a tri-series against Canada and a West Indies High Performance (HP) side. The Festival will take place in Toronto September 7-18, 2010. 1. David Hemp (Captain) 2. Chris Foggo 3. Terryn Fray 4. Dion Stovell 5. Fiqre Crockwell 6. Jason Anderson 7. Delyone Borden 8. Joshua Gilbert 9. Tamauri Tucker 10. Rodney Trott 11. Jim West 12. Malachi Jones 13. Kyle Hodsoll 14. Kevin Tucker 15. Kevon Fubler Management 1. David Moore (National Coach) 2. Clevie Wade (Assistant Coach) 3. Lionel Tannock (Team Manager) 4. Lorenzo Tucker (Match Analyst) 5. Craig Brown (Physio) National Coach David Moore stated, "Injuries have precluded Stephen Outerbridge, Justin Pitcher, Stefan Kelly and Janeiro Tucker from selection. Irving Romaine, Dwayne Leverock and Staphen Dill are unavailable due to work commitments while OJ Pitcher has not been considered due to educational commitments in the US. The coaching and medical staff made the decision to rest young fast bowler Jordan De Silva as a preventative measure as he has had an extremely high workload throughout the season." Coach Moore continued, "The players selected for this tour have a wonderful opportunity to exhibit their skills on the international stage. Players such as Dion Stovell and Jason Anderson have been the in-form players of the domestic league and deserve an opportunity to press for further international selection. Kevon Fubler's performance at domestic level as well as in Barbados with the U19 team has given him an opportunity to impress at the senior level. We are also pleased to welcome back Delyone Borden at international level. Although I believe that Delyone hasn't had the season he would wish for it is clearly evident that he is a quality player and will be an asset to the team on this tour and hopefully in the future. In addition, it is extremely gratifying to welcome back Malachi Jones after his exclusion during the Americas tournament. Malachi is an exceptionally talented player and I would be disappointed for him and Bermuda if he did not take this chance he has been given to show everyone what a high quality cricketer he is."