Albion Cricket Club confident Motie will continue learning at T20 World Cup

The president, executives and members of the Albion Community Centre Cricket Club (ACCCC) would like to extend congratulations to Gudakesh Motie on his recent selection to the West Indies T20 World Cup reserves.
In a statement, the ACCCC has said: “We are very excited as a club, and confident that young Motie will use this opportunity to learn and further develop his game, which will undoubtedly enhance his chances of representing the West Indies at the highest level in the not-too-distant future.
“Motie is a very disciplined, dedicated and determined cricketer, and, without any doubt, has what it takes to excel at the international level in any format of the game. We are extremely proud of him, as a club, and would like to wish him the very best.
“His inclusion in the WI Reserves for the T20 World Cup is another demonstration of the outstanding work the club has been doing. It will also service as a tremendous motivator, not only to our cricketers, but (to) all members, inclusive of our executives, who are known to work beyond the call of duty.
“Again, congrats, Motie, and continue to do us proud.”
Earlier in the month, Cricket West Indies Lead Selector Roger Harper noted that Motie earned selection on the list of reserves for the West Indies in the T20 World Cup on the back of strong performances in the CG Insurance Super50, and the 2021 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL).
Motie was the leading wicket-taker in the Super50, claiming 17 wickets in seven matches at an economy rate of 4.56. He had a best bowling figure of 4-45 with a stellar average of 16.64. In the CPL, Motie played six matches and impressed with eight wickets at a brilliant economy rate of 6.52. He also had a best bowling figure of 3-25 in his debut season at a top average of 15.50.
Motie has replaced fellow left-arm spinner Akeal Hosein, who was initially in the list of reserves, but after Fabian Allen’s injury, Hosein has been roped in to the final squad.