Trophy Stall on board inaugural Mash Cup Masters T20 cricket tournament
Rajin Moonsammy (at right) receives the trophies from Chitra Bedessie in the presence of former national cricketer Michael Chinsammy.
Rajin Moonsammy (at right) receives the trophies from Chitra Bedessie in the presence of former national cricketer Michael Chinsammy.

THE Jai Hind Cricket Club of Albion, Corentyne, Berbice, launches its inaugural Mash Cup Masters T20 Cricket Tournament to be played on February 23, 2021.

The tournament will involve four Masters teams namely the hosts Jai Hind Jaguars, West Berbice Masters, West Demerara Masters and Strathavon Masters.

The teams will compete for a first prize of $100 000, runners-up $25 000, along with trophies for the winners, runners-up and man-of-the-match in the final.

Proceeds from the event will go towards further development of the venue. The government recently handed over floodlights for the ground and funds to assist in the construction of fences.

At a simple ceremony held recently, trophies were donated for the event by Trophy Stall, Port Mourant Branch.

Handing-over the trophies on behalf of the sponsor, Chitra Bedessie, the Branch Manager, said that her company is proud to be part of such an event and will continue to support the club in the future. “Trophy Stall plays an important part in the development of sports in Guyana,” she added.

In response, Rajin Moosammy, captain of Jai Hind Cricket Club thanked the sponsor for coming on board without hesitation and promised to make the tournament an annual one. He also mentioned that it will be well organised and mileage will be given to all the sponsors.

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