Twenty20-year-old all-rounder, Kevin Sinclair, is optimistic about learning a lot from his stint with the Guyana Amazon Warriors in the Caribbean Premier League later this year.
The Guyana Jaguar player was one of four players snapped up by CPL franchises after a successful Regional Super50.
Sinclair, in an exclusive interview with this publication expressed his excitement about joining the biggest party in sport but suggested that the news hasn’t fully sunk in as yet and he remains “cool” about it.
The off-spinner finished as the most economical bowler in the 50-over tournament where he turned out for the title winners, West Indies Emerging Players and credited his recent selection to hard work.
“This means a lot obviously, the hard work is paying off and I just have to go out there and put in my best performance when that time comes,” he said.
The Rose Hall Youth and Sports Club player added that he is overjoyed with the chance presented to rub shoulder with the best in the business and looks to give his side his best.
The opening batsman pointed out that he is hopeful to learn as much as possible, especially from senior players and established coaches as he sets his eyes on a West Indies call up.
Sinclair reflected that since the tournament was birthed back in 2013, he always followed keenly, noting that in 2018 when he played the under-19 level, he made up his mind to work hard and set a goal of being selected for a franchise.
Sinclair is currently with the Guyana Jaguars in the West Indies Championship where he has played five matches and accounted for nine wickets along with 127 runs.
