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Nov 01, 2023 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Banks DIH Circle Tennis Club recorded victory in a nail biting finish to retain their Pinktober All Female Circle Tennis title on their home soil Thirst Park.
In the all female match, CPCE Rising Stars after been sent in the circle first made 167 – 5, with skipper Ashana Trim hitting 36, Tiffany Rampersaud 35, Shalisa Messiah 20 and Louia Mendonca 18.
Banks DIH Circle Tennis Club recorded a last ball victory scoring172 – 4, Player of the match Shemeeza Gonsalves Abrams hitting 53, Sheena Stewart 32 and Sonya Forrester 15.
The event was organised by A. Munroe.
Meanwhile, as we continued the Revival of Our National Game the two teams will return to the same venue shortly, this time it will be a mixed team game.
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