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Kaieteur Sports – The Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast, commencing on August 3rd, is gaining momentum with the addition of Montra Restaurant and Longue and Regal Stationery and Computer Centre as sponsors.
Montra isn’t just throwing its financial weight behind the tournament; it’s also fielding a team, the Montra Jaguars, to compete among the 32 participating squads.
Regal Stationery is taking a different approach, sponsoring the individual accolades for the tournament’s top performers.
Players will vie for the titles of Most Runs, Most Wickets, and Player of the Final. Each winner will receive a Smart TV and a $75,000 cash prize.

FL Sport’s John Ramsingh is flanked by Anuradha Bahadur (right) of Regal Stationery and another representative.
Assuria Insurance is not holding back either, offering a motorbike and $85,000 to the Most Valuable Player.
The stakes are higher than ever, with a larger prize pool this year. The winning team will take home a whopping G$1.5 million, with G$500,000 and G$250,000 going to the runner-up and losing semifinalists, respectively.
The round of 16 follows the opening matches on August 4th.
Matches will be played at 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM, 1:00 PM, and 3:00 PM on both days.
The excitement is building for the Kares One Guyana T10 Blast, and with the support of these key sponsors, the tournament promises to be a thrilling spectacle.
Kares Engineering, Banks DIH, Star Rentals, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Montra Restaurant and Longue, SuperBet, Ministry of Housing and Water, Premier Insurance, ENet, Avinash Contracting and Scrap Metal Inc., Trophy Stall, Demerara Mutual Insurance, ANSA McAL Distribution, RS53 Restobar & Lounge, Jacobs Jewellery & Pawn Shop, and First Change Builders Inc. are the other sponsors on board thus far.
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