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Statement by Opposition and PNCR Leader, Aubrey Norton, on West Indies Victory Over Australia

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The Leader of the Opposition and the People`s National Congress/Reform (PNCR)  extend heartfelt congratulations to Kraigg Braithwaite, Captain of the West Indies, Guyanese Shamar Joseph, and the West Indies Cricket Team on their historic victory  in the second test match against Australia at the GABBA in Brisbane, Australia. This  victory ended a twenty-seven-years stretch during which the West Indies failed to  defeat Australia. In this regard, this extraordinary victory is both significant and  historic. For the team to come from behind and draw the series is also worthy of our  highest commendation.  

Though the series ended 1-1, the performance of this team must be seen as a clear  victory. It will no doubt further inspire this young and talented team, Guyana, and  the entire West Indies. 

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Given that the current test team led by Kraigg Braithwaithe is young and  inexperienced relative to the present Test Champions, the mighty Australians, makes this achievement even more remarkable. It must be recalled that at the  commencement of the series, no one thought that a victory was possible. The team’s 

focus, exceptional confidence, desire to win, dedication, and professional  performance have resulted in the rekindling of hope in the future of West Indian fast  bowling in particular, and West Indian cricket in general.  

We also wish to acknowledge the outstanding and phenomenal efforts of our own  Mr. Shamar Joseph, a Guyanese with a humble background from the village of  Baracara, deep in the Canjie Creek. We share in the great joy and pride of his family and fellow villagers. 

Shamar, on his debut test, achieved 5-94, He was able to surpass that performance  with 7-68 while inspiring renewed hope for the future of Test cricket and more  specifically West Indies fast bowling cricket prowess. His debut performance promises even greater achievements. 

The Office of the Leader of Opposition and the PNCR are heartened by Shamar`s  dedication, hard work, discipline and his remarkable ability to overcome problems  and persevere in very trying circumstances.  

It is our sincere hope that all Guyanese recognise what he has done for us all and show the respect and provide the support that are needed to ensure he continues on  this path to success.. Let us hail his top-class accomplishment and be inspired by the success of our talented and spirited youth from Baracara.

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