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Qualfon wins Cummings Electrical/PKF tape ball tourney
Kaieteur News – Qualfon played undefeated to win the Cumming Electrical Company/PKF Barcellos, Narine & Co. sponsored 6-over tape ball competition Saturday last at the D’Urban Park Tarmac.
Qualfon’s captain received the championship trophy from a member of the organising team.
Qualfon defeated Georgetown School of Nursing (GSON) by 45 runs in the finale to reign supreme. The winning side batted first and post 106 – 3 in their six overs. When GSON replied, they only managed to muster 61 – 5 in their allotted overs.
Meanwhile, Cummings Lodge was victorious in the Bible Club Competition that was hosted simultaneously.
Cummings Lodge batted first against Zeeburg Secondary and posted 38 – 0 in their six overs before they returned to successfully restrict the opposition from achieving their target.
In the semifinal stage, Cummings Lodge defeated St. Rose’s High in an entertaining super over while Zeeburg got past Plaisance.
The two successful teams won trophies donated by the sponsors of the event. Organiser of the event, James Lewis, said he was very appreciative of the sponsors and the teams that came out to make the tournament a success.
Lewis further disclosed that the Trophy stall Champions of Champions Super 6 Overs is the next competition on the agenda, which is scheduled for Sunday, November 13, at a venue to be announced later.
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