The Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of Dominica, Dr Roosevelt Skerrit on Friday has extended support to the Dream 11 Nature Isle T10 Tournament which has just kicked off on Thursday at the Windsor Park Sports stadium in the capital city of Roseau.
It is to be mentioned that the Prime Minister has extended support on the behalf of the government of the Commonwealth of Dominica.
While sharing the glimpses of the meeting with the Members of the Dominica Cricket Association (DCA) Executives, PM Skerrit, through his official social media handle has shared the information regarding the follows.
PM Skerrit in his social media post added that, “The Government of Dominica is proud to support the Dream 11 Nature Isle T10 Tournament which bowled off on Thursday at the Windsor Park Sports Stadium.”
In the social media post, PM Skerrit mentioned that, “Members of the Dominica Cricket Association (DCA) Executive dropped by this morning for a quick chat and update on the games.”
At the same time, he, in the social media post has also asked everyone across the island nation to support the cricketers during this exciting short-form tournament which will run until June 8, 2023.
Noting to which, PM Skerrit added that, “Go out and support our talented cricketers in this exciting short-form tournament which runs until Thursday, June 8th 2023.”
It is to be noted that all the matches of the Dream11 Nature Isle T10 Series 2023 will take place at the Windsor Park in Dominica.
Notably, Nature Isle T10 2023 has also shared the full schedule & match timings for the following.
Furthermore, it has to be mentioned that the government of Dominica along with the Ministry of Sports is also coming up with several policies to boost the nation in terms of sports development.
Considerably, PM Skerrit has also shared several posts in the past days encouraging people to take part in the sports activities.
Moreover, Minister of Housing and Urban Development of Dominica, Melissa Poponne Skerrit was also accompanying Prime Minister Dr Roosevelt Skerrit.
