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Tapeball and softball action set for Farm today
Exciting action is anticipated today at Farm Cricket ground on the East Bank of Demerara as home team Farm CC and Mahabir Cambio stage Tapeball and softball competitions.
The day’s activities will commence at 10:00hrs with teams battling for supremacy in the five-over Tapeball. Following that will be the softball competition which is expected to start at 14:00hrs and culminate under lights.
Cash prizes and trophies will be up for grabs in both tournaments which are expected to feature some of the top teams in the area. Among the players expected to participate are Amir Khan, Rawle Reid, Quazim Yusuf, Patrick Khan and Unnis Yusuf.
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