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Trophy Stall reaffirms commitment to Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast
Kaieteur Sports – The highly anticipated Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball tournament will conclude thrillingly this Sunday at the National Stadium in Providence.
In a significant boost to the event, long-standing sports supporter Trophy Stall reaffirmed its commitment. Managing Director Ramesh Sunich recently handed over the trophies for the top teams and individual performers to the organizers, FL Sport.
Sunich expressed his delight in partnering with a tournament that continues to grow, and he’s pledged to remain a key partner in its future success. Yusuf Ali, speaking on behalf of FL Sport, thanked Trophy Stall, noting that their iconic trophies are a fitting reward for the teams’ immense hard work.
The stakes have never been higher, with a staggering prize pool on offer.
The four zone champions will battle it out for the ultimate national title and a massive GYD$1.7 million grand prize, in addition to the GYD300,000 they have already secured as zone winners.
The national runner-up will not leave empty-handed, taking home G$700,000, a trophy, and medals. Even the losing semi-finalists will be rewarded with GYD$300,000 each.
Ramesh Sunich (left) hands over one of the trophies to Yusuf Ali of FL Sport.
The individual accolades are equally impressive. The Most Valuable Player (MVP) will receive a substantial cash prize of GYD$150,000 and a brand-new motorbike, courtesy of Regal. Furthermore, players with the Most Runs and Most Wickets will each be awarded GYD$100,000. These prizes, along with additional televisions, are sponsored by Regal Stationery and Computer Centre.
Dedicated sponsors for specific awards further bolster the prize pool: Man-of-the-Final: Sponsored by businessman Mario Moonsammy, this award includes GYD$75,000 and a trophy, with another trophy contributed by Regal; Most Economical Bowler: Azad Ibrahim has sponsored a prize of GYD$35,000; Highest Strike Rate Batsman: B.M. Soat is backing this award with GYD$35,000, along with other incentives for record-breaking performances.
In a special treat for fans, one lucky spectator will win a motorbike, courtesy of Banks DIH.
The action kicks off at 13:30h with a female exhibition match. The four zone champions will then compete for the national title.
The semi-finals schedule is as follows:
15:30h: Defending champions Titans All-Stars face Mahdia (Movements Family).
17:00h: Montra Jaguars go head-to-head with Eccles All-Stars.
A special exhibition match featuring government officials, private sector representatives, and youth cricketers is slated for 18:30h, leading into the grand finale at 19:30h.
With all four teams boasting immense firepower, the championship title is truly up for grabs.
Admission to the event is free.
The main seating will be in the Green Stand, with overflow into the Red Stand. Spectators are advised to use Gate Two for free parking.
Organizers have reminded patrons that coolers, firearms, and glass bottles are prohibited inside the stands.
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