Mayorite Cricket League T10 held

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Updated At : 02:00 PM Sep 20, 2021 IST

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Jalandhar, September 19

Mayor World School organised its first ever Mayorite Cricket League T10, for all endearing fathers of the Mayorites. The purpose of this entire event was to strengthen the bonds with a game admired by all and bring back the liveliness which the pandemic had taken away.

This thrilling event had its monumental finale on Sunday. The cricket tournament was played among six passionate teams- Fire Balls, Scoring Willows, Game Changers, Pitch Smashers, Fantastic 11 and Challengers. All the teams performed spectacularly delivering nerve-wracking and exhilarating matches throughout the league. Team Pitch Smashers had already secured the place as the first qualifying team in the Grand finale. The school management praised the teams for their phenomenal display of team effort. — TNS

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