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Jun 07, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Windball cricket continues in National Sports Commission/Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, Janet & Cheddi Jagan Secondary Schools Windball Cricket Tournament.
The competition, which is being coordinated by Senior Sports organisers Allister Munroe, saw the latest match being played in the Region 4 zone at the National Gymnasium.
In the Cheddi Jagan boy’s final, lack luster fielding and too many dot balls cost last year’s national quarter finalists and Region 4 defending champions, Covent Garden Secondary.
La Bonne Intention Secondary won the toss and chose to bat first. They scored 123 – 0 with Kyle Gibson hitting 71 (9x 6) and Munesh Outar, 29.
Covent Garden in reply put up a good fight but fell short, ending on 103 – 1 with Jarrele Shultz, 42, and Orwin Jordan – 32.
The other regions in the national play off so far are Region 2 defending champ – Abrams Zuil, Region seven winner – Three Miles, Region 10 – Mackenzie High and Georgetown winner – Saint Stanislaus College. (Samuel Whyte)
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