Guyana’s latest Test player Anderson signs one-year deal with E4

Batting prodigy Kevlon Anderson, Guyana’s latest Test cricketer, has inked a one-year deal with Cricket Zone USA, via its homegrown E4 line of products.

The right-handed Anderson, who made his Test debut for West Indies in the third and final match against Australia at Sabina Park earlier this month, stopped by at Cricket Zone USA’s location at 1656 Castle Hill Avenue, New York, where he met with Managing Director Ravi Etwaroo.

The Guyanese businessman welcomed the 24-year-old Anderson onboard, wishing him well as an ambassador of E4.

“We are delighted to sign Kevlon for a period of one year,” Etwaroo said.

“Kevlon is one of our homegrown talents, much like E4, which is also a homegrown brand with the Guyanese stamp on it.”

Anderson, who had a previous deal with Cricket Zone USA via Adidas, was elated to represent E4.

“E4 is a quality line of products and it’s in demand now, so I’m extremely happy to be aligned with it. Thanks to Ravi for making it possible,” Anderson related.

Anderson earned his maiden international call-up after another dominant Four-Day season where he scored 573 runs- third most overall- in 11 innings for champions Guyana Harpy Eagles.

He averaged 71.62 and scored three hundreds and three fifties.

Meanwhile, E4 is International Cricket Council (ICC) approved to be used in all formats of international cricket (Tests, ODIs and T20Is), meaning the the E4 logo can legally be displayed on clothing and equipment used in international cricket.

To gain this accreditation and approval in March 2024, it was important the E4 brand catered to all levels of cricket- male, female, senior, junior and youth.

Over the years, Cricket Zone USA, through E4, has sponsored several cricketers across the region, among them Gudakesh Motie, Sherfane Rutherford, Chandrapaul Hemraj, Gajanand Singh, Kennar Lewis, Matthew Nandu, Kimani Melius, Navin Stewart, Oraine Williams, Tevin Imlach, Adrian Hetmyer, Akshaya Persaud and West Indies female cricketers Stafanie Taylor, Rashada Williams and Natasha McLean.