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Mar 11, 2020 Sports
Khan’s Trading Enterprise defeated Second Street by eight runs when the teams collided in a six-over softball fixture on Sunday last at Farm, East Bank Demerara.

Captain of Khan’s Trading Enterprise team Ashmini Ram (left) accepts the winning trophy and cash prize from Fazila Khan of Khan’s Trading Enterprise.

Captain of Second Street XI Sharlyn La Rose (right) collects the runner up prizes from Nafeeza Kaleem.

Lisa Kissoon (right) receives the best fielder award from Anna (only name given) of Khan’s Trading Enterprise.
Batting first, Khan’s Trading Enterprise posted 61 without loss after six overs. Czamme Reid struck three fours in a top score of 24, while Joy La Rose made 15. Second Street responded with 53-2 in six overs. Sharlene La Rose made 24 with two fours, while Narine Denisa scored 10 not out; Fazeela Khan took 1-7.
Reid received a prize for the highest individual score, while Khan took the best bowler accolade and Lisa Kissoon collected the best fielder prize. Khan’s Trading Enterprise received a trophy and $20,000 and Second Street a trophy and $15,000.
The game was organised as part of a day-of-sport sponsored by Khan’s Trading Enterprise of Herstelling.
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