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Feb 19, 2021 Sports
Kaieteur News – The Holy Family Bible Club in association with James ‘Uprising Lewis has organised the 2021 Youth Tape Ball Cricket competition, sponsored by PKF Barcellos, Narine and Company is set for tomorrow on the Durban Park Tarmac from 09:00hrs.
Youth teams from across Guyana are set to invade the Tarmac with lots of talent to showcase and vie for top honors in the seven-a-side four-over competition. No competition was held last year due to the covid-19 pandemic and strict measures will be in place this year with sanitising stations would be at the venue and masks must be worn by all involved.
Sponsorship has been increased significantly and apart from trophies and medals for the two teams lots of other individual prizes will be up for grabs and for the most disciplined team.
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