REGAL Stationery and Computer Centre has significantly enhanced its support for the Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast, delivering a range of prizes for both top individual performers and lucky fans ahead of the tournament’s grand finale this Sunday, August 3, at the National Stadium, Providence.
John Ramsingh, speaking on behalf of the organisers, FL Sport, expressed immense delight at Regal’s continued commitment to the tournament, highlighting their crucial role in elevating the event’s prestige.
Among the impressive incentives, one fortunate fan attending the final will ride away with a brand new motorbike, while the tournament’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) will receive a substantial GY$150,000 cash prize. Players achieving the Most Runs and Most Wickets will each be awarded GY$100,000.
All these prizes, including additional televisions, are courtesy of Regal Stationery and Computer Centre.
Further bolstering the prize pool, businessman and avid cricketer Mario Moonsammy has sponsored the Man-of-the-Final award, which includes GY$75,000 and a trophy, with Regal also contributing a trophy for this accolade.
Azad Ibrahim has sponsored the prize for the tournament’s Most Economical Bowler (GY$35,000), while B.M. Soat has backed the award for the batsman with the Highest Strike Rate (GY$35,000), alongside other record-breaking performance incentives.
Sunday, August 3, promises a blockbuster day of Tapeball action as the four zone champions battle for the national title at the National Stadium, Providence.
The first semi-final will kick off at 15:30 hours, pitting defending champions Titans All-Stars against Mahdia (Movements Family). This will be followed at 17:00 hours by Montra Jaguars taking on Eccles All-Stars.
The day’s festivities include a female exhibition match at 13:30 hours and a special exhibition match at 18:30 hours featuring government, private sector, and youth cricketers, leading to the highly anticipated grand finale at 19:30 hours.
The championship title is up for grabs with all four teams boasting immense firepower.

The stakes are considerably higher in the national final, with teams vying for a massive GY$1.7 million grand prize, in addition to the GY$300,000 zone prize they′ve already secured.
The national runner-up will receive GY$700,000, a trophy, and medals, while even the losing semi-finalists will be rewarded GY$300,000 each.
Admission to the event is free, inviting all cricket enthusiasts to witness the thrilling conclusion.
Organisers have advised patrons that coolers, firearms, and glass bottles are prohibited inside the stands.
The main seating areas will be the Green Stand, with overflow into the Red Stand.
Free parking will be available, and patrons are asked to access Gate Two for parking.
The Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast has garnered from Kares Engineering Inc, the Office of the President, the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, KFC Guyana, Star Rentals, Banks DIH, ENet, Guyana Lottery Company, Regal Stationery and Computer Centre, Impressions, Avinash Contracting and Scrap Metal, Shawn’s Mini Mart, Giftland Group of Companies, Kris Jagdeo Construction Company, Montra Restaurant & Lounge, Windsor Estates, The New Doctor’s Clinic, GuyOil, ANSA McAL, SuperBet Guyana, Digital Technology, Camille’s Academy, Navin and Sons Construction, Demerara Mutual Life Insurance, Continental Transportation, and Environmental & Technical Solutions.