Minister of Sport, Charles Ramson Jr., attributes the incredible success of cricketer Shamar Joseph to divine intervention, stating that it is the work of God.
Speaking at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Ramson expressed his admiration for Joseph’s accomplishments, highlighting the significance of faith in the young athlete’s journey.
President of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB), Bissiondial Singh, also commended the 24-year-old fast-bowler, expressing his impressed sentiments about Joseph’s exceptional performance on the cricket field.
Singh emphasized the pride felt by the cricket board in Shamar Joseph’s achievements, recognizing the positive impact he has made on the sport.
Shamar Joseph, who recently played a crucial role in the West Indies’ historic win against Australia, arrived at the Cheddi Jagan International Airport to a hero’s welcome.
The young fast bowler’s outstanding performance, particularly his remarkable 7 for 68 that led to the dismissal of the Australian team, has earned him accolades from various quarters.
The minister and GCB president’s acknowledgment adds to the growing chorus of praise for Joseph’s contributions to West Indies cricket.
Minister Ramson Jr. noted that divine intervention played a role in Joseph’s success, emphasizing the significance of faith in achieving extraordinary feats.
Following his arrival in Guyana, Shamar Joseph expressed his gratitude for the warm welcome and cultural presentations at the airport.
The cricketer shared his joy in making his family and country proud, describing the feeling as something great. He also encouraged young athletes to persist in pursuing their dreams, emphasizing that success is always possible.
As Shamar Joseph takes a break to spend time with his family, he is set to join Peshawar Zalmi in the Pakistan Super League.
The recognition and acknowledgment from key figures in sports and administration highlight Joseph’s significant impact on the cricketing world.
The nation eagerly awaits his continued success in future endeavors.