Organisers forced to reschedule Speaker’s International Softball Cup

Organisers of the inaugural Speaker’s International Softball Cup have been forced to reschedule the tournament, which was initially slated to be contested this Easter weekend (April 3-5).

Part of the reason for the rescheduling is the ongoing rehabilitation works at the main venue, the Everest Cricket Club, on Camp Road.

The new dates have not been fixed, but the organisers promised to make that disclosure soonest to the public.

Speaker of the National Assembly, Manzoor Nadir, has pledged the continued support of the Speaker’s Cup for at least the next four years. At the launch it was disclosed that 16 teams will compete in two categories.

The initial thought behind the tournament was to use it as a platform to edify the public about the three arms of the state: Legislative, Judiciary and Executive.

Of the 16 teams, six are from overseas, who will play in the Over-45 and Over-50 categories.

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