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Nov 13, 2014 Sports
Following the scheduled completion of the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association tournament this month end and with several teams set to compete for supremacy in same, the Georgetown Softball Cricket League Inc. has decided to postpone the hosting of its inaugural President’s Cup T20 Competition.
This tournament was to be being played with the big ball, with the aim of keeping softball teams affiliated to the League active year round and was set to bowl off this weekend.
However, in show of good faith and solidarity with the GFSCA, the GSCL Inc. decided to push back the tournament to 6th and 7th December, with the closing date for entries now being 28th November, while the launching will occur on 3rd December at the Guyana National Industrial Corporation Sports Club at 17:00hrs.
The GSCL Inc will be facilitating six teams in the Open and Over-45 categories with the entrance fee set at $50,000 per team, while the winning teams will take home $300,000 and the runners up $100,000 in both categories, along with trophies.
The new playing dates for the tournament are Saturday 6th December and Sunday 7th, on which day the finals will be held under lights at the Demerara Cricket Club ground in Queenstown, along with a female exhibition game.
Grounds identified to be used for this competition so far are GNIC, Demerara Cricket Club, Carifesta Sports Complex and Georgetown Cricket Club.
Apart from the above-mentioned prizes, the Man-of-the-Match in the finals will also receive trophies and interested teams can contact Kingston on 614-9536 for more information.
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