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Apr 10, 2010 Sports
The final Sunny Boy T20 Softball Cricket Competition will be played tomorrow, at the Everest Cricket Club ground, Carifesta Avenue, Georgetown.
In the final, Ariel XI of Demerara will do battle with Memorex of Berbice in what is anticipated to be an exciting and competitive game.
Preceding the championship game, there will be a female exhibition 10-over contest between a GT&T team and an Uitvlugt side, while Clear Waters XI will clash with rivals Superior Woods in a 15-over encounter as well.
Both teams are expected to have in their line-up some of the best exponents of this format of the game and when you add bragging rights it makes it an even more exciting prospect of a top quality match-up.
Apart from the on-field activity, there will also be action beyond the boundary including musical entertainment; free sampling of Sunny Boy Milk Powder, Mary-Go-Round and other attractions. Admission to the venue is absolutely free.
Meanwhile, the prizes for the final were handed over yesterday at the International Pharmaceutical Agency office on Camp Street, Georgetown, to Tournament Organiser Samuel Kingston.
For the final, the winning team will receive $40,000 and a trophy, while the runner-up take home $20,000 and a trophy. Man-of-the-match will collect a trophy, while best bowler and batsman of the competition will also receive a trophy.
Ariel XI will be chosen from: Samuel Kingston (Captain), Dharam Persaud (V/Captain), Richard Latif, Saheed Gittens, Amrit Jairam, Azad Azeeze, Timur Mohamed, Imtiaz Alli, Richard Persaud, Wayne Jones, Mohindra Arjune and Paul Parsram, while the Memorex team is Tony Amerally (Captain), David Lukenauth, Glen Seubarran, Andy Bharatram, Harold Singh, Balchan Veerasammy, Ganesh Balgobin, Jerry Sheriff, Troy Kippins, Vidian Da Silva, Riaz Karim, Ahmad Khan and Kishan Gangaram.
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