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Dubai: Pamboor Sevens Cricket Tourney on Feb 10

  •   Mon, Dec 26 2011 02:52:25 PM

Media Release

Dubai, Dec 26: The Pamboor Welfare Association of UAE will organize a 7-a-side cricket tournament as part of their programme to encourage sports. The tournament will be played for the Winny's Restaurant Trophy and will be in cooperation with other supporting companies.

The taped ball tournament will be played on Feb 10 (Friday) at the Zabeel Park Cricket Ground in Karama. (Opp. Trade Centre) from 7 am onwards. Any cricket team consisting of Indian players can send in their entries along with a list of 10 players.

The format for the tournament will be six overs per side with one over per player allowed to bowl. A copy of the rules will be given at the time of the draw. Names of 10 players can be registered per team. Entry fee for the tournament will be Dhs 500 per team. Winning team will be given Dhs 3000 and the runner up team Dhs 2000 with trophies and there will be awards for the best performers in the finals also.

Last date for receiving entries is January 20, 2012 (Friday). Entries may be handed over to Winny’s Restaurant (Tel 3358060) in Karama along with the registration form and entry fee. No team will be accepted without the entry fee paid.

For more details contact Ambrose D’Souza (050-4985446), Dainny D’Souza (050-5285227) or Anil Prakash (050-6537610) at any time.

Denzil Fernandes will be the tournament director for the Pamboor Sevens Cricket Tournament said a press release from the Pamboor Welfare Association of UAE.

President of the Pamboor Welfare Association (UAE) Winny Alva said, “We are pleased to organize this cricket tournament to encourage the cricketers and build good team spirit. There are more plans to have other sports competitions also in the near future.”

With limited entries accepted for the tournament, all cricket teams are requested to confirm their entries at the earliest.

  

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  • Naveen Dsouza, Manipal/Dubai

    Sat, Jan 21 2012

    I would like to agree at Mr John Monteiros point to restrict entries to Christians only,so as to encourage and find new talent within the community,being a Hockey/Cricket enthusiast and a player myself have faced such situations before. Regards Naveen(Orlem).

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  • dsouza, DUBAI

    Tue, Jan 10 2012

    Need of the hour is to combine various communities and play.this will increase brotherly feelings.As there are people fighting around the world for silly religious reasons we need to comeout with more tournaments like these mixing all communities which is good for mankind & gods blessings.

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  • John M. Monteiro, Mangalore/Jebel Ali

    Wed, Dec 28 2011

    This seems to be more commercial cricket tournament than in the spirit of the Pamboorian Association. Entry should be restricted to Christians only though could be open for all Indians as it is very difficult to ascertain the origin of the players from Karnataka. Suggest to keep the Association spirit and entry to be restricted to Christians only. All the best. John M. Monteiro, Jebel Ali, UAE

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