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May 16, 2021 Sports
Kaieteur News – The K and P Pharmacy and Diagnostic Centre Arrival Day softball cup will be played today at Good Banana Land ground in Canje with several teams battling for supremacy.
The tournament, which was scheduled to be held on May 5, but was postponed due to inclement weather, will be hosted in collaboration with WeCare Community Services and Promotions and Grill Masters Softball Team of East Canje Berbice.
According to the organizers the one day limited overs knock-out competition will be played under strict covid guidelines and spectators will not be allowed in the venue.
The organizers said that the day’s event is being put together to commemorate Arrival Day in Guyana. The competition will be played by a limited number of teams and they will be vying for trophies and cash incentives.
The tournament is being sponsored by the Halall Guy, are Office Express, Hanoman’s Dental, Mr. Murselene Bacchus SC, attorney at law, Raja Extreme Trucking Service, Ishwar Singh (GuyBiz) and Furniture World and Terminate Pest Control, AVR Sawmill, Dordy’s and T and R Construction and Inspiration Plumbing and Environmental Services.
Action gets underway at 09:00hrs.
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