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Jun 19, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Rama Krishna boys booked their place in the finals of the NSC MCYS ASTP, Sports Officer A. Munroe organised Return of Primary Schoolboys Windball Cricket played inside the National Gymnasium.
Rama Krishna boys advanced after they defeated Saint Agnes.
Saint Agnes after been send in to bat made 77 -5 off their 5 overs with Israel Alphonso not out on 40 (6s x 4) and Caiden Loncke 16.
Rama Krishna turn in the middle saw them reaching their target 78-0, with Kevin Klass 40 (6s x 6) and Mikhail Nelson 27.
The other semi will be played tomorrow, Saturday, June 20, 2026 commencing at 5:30pm, Comenius vs Stella Maris, with the 3rd place and finals set for later in the evening.
Meanwhile, the curtain will also come down in the Smalta in partnership with the NSC MCYS ASTP Girls competition the same evening, parents are invited to bring out the family and come have a night to remember at Windball Cricket.
Saint Thomas More come up against West Ruimveldt Finals, while in the 3rd Place, Rama Krishna tackle Saint Pius.
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