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Chris Lynn, Dwayne Bravo, JP<br />
Duminy Headline Winnipeg Hawks’<br />
2019 GT20 Canada Glory Quest!<br />
Played 8 won 4, lost 4! Not exactly the kind of performance record that would drive much fear into the minds of<br />
any opponents. But with seasoned T20 professionals such as Lynn, Bravo and Duminy among their ranks for this<br />
year’s GT20 Canada Tournament, the Winnipeg Hawks will feel that their chances for success are as good as any.<br />
As they engage in their pursuit of GT20 Canada 2019 Tournament honors, the Winnipeg Hawks will be, unfortunately,<br />
entertaining the disadvantage of not having any of their outstanding 2018 performers back within their<br />
ranks this year. Lendl Simmons, who scored 312 runs at an impressive 45.86 average and at a healthy 140.79<br />
strike rate, will be absent. So too will Ben McDermott, 224 runs, 37.33 avg, 130.23 strike rate and Mark Deyal:<br />
160 runs, 40 avg, 160 strike rate.<br />
The Hawks’ bowling will also be similarly depleted by the absence of the pacy Fidel Edwards whose 11 w last<br />
Season wickets were captured at a stingy 14.27 average. Muhammad Ali Khan, the Hawks second highest wicket-taker<br />
in 2018, will also be missing. His 2018 tally was 10 wickets at a 24.25 average.<br />
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Bravo, Lynn, Duminy, along with experienced trio of Umar Akmal, Rayad Emrit and Dwayne Smith should however<br />
provide the Hawks with sufficient talent to significantly improve on their rather modest 4 wins, 4 losses 2019<br />
performance record. Towards that end the exciting Canadian pacer Romesh Eranga may also prove to be an<br />
outstanding acquired player asset for the Winnipeg Hawks.<br />
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