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Dec 12, 2025 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – The Trophy Stall has thrown its support behind the Big Man Cricket (BMC) Over-40 T20 tournament. The popular business entity with several locations around the country, with the main and most notable location in Bourda Market, will be providing the main trophies for the event. Proprietor Ramesh Sunich made the presentation of the trophies to Raj Singh of the BMC at the Bourda Market location yesterday.

Ramesh Sunich (right) presents one of the trophies to Raj Singh of the BMC at their Bourda Market location yesterday.
The tournament is in its latter stages with the semifinals fixed for the Albion Ground in Berbice today, Saturday.
Admission is free and he action starts from 12:30pm with the first semifinal featuring North Soesdyke Masters battling Vintage Strikers.
Following at 5:00pm Everest Masters tangle with Albion Masters in the second semifinal. Keen competition is anticipated in the day’s two encounters and fans are invited to come out and support.
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