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Kyle Mayers, Shamar Joseph among headline picks in Essequibo zone for Kares T10
@Source: inewsguyana.com
The Kares One Guyana T10 Tapeball Blast 2025 is set for a blockbuster conclusion to its zonal phase, with three West Indies players set to feature in the highly anticipated Essequibo zone final.
All-rounders Kyle Mayers and Shamar Joseph, along with fast bowler Ronsford Beaton, will lead their respective sides in the ‘Super Sunday’ of action.
Initially scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, all the zonal matches will now be played on Sunday, July 27, at various venues across Essequibo. The winner will be the final team to book a spot in the national finals.
Beaton, who has played two ODIs for the West Indies, will captain the Avinash All-Stars. His side boasts a formidable line-up, including the powerful Kyle Mayers, along with talented regional players such as Thaddeus Lovell, Carlos LaRose, Ashmead Nedd, and Steven Sankar.
Their main competition is expected to come from Mahdia (Movements Family), the 2024 national semi-finalists, who have secured the services of West Indies pace sensation Shamar Joseph.
Joseph was instrumental in the success of the inaugural champions, Eccles All-Stars, in 2023, and his presence adds significant firepower to Mahdia. He will be supported by experienced campaigners like Ricardo Adams, Ershaad Ali, Daniel Seegobin, and Suresh Dhanai.
While these two teams are the front-runners on paper, a quick look at the other 14 squads reveals a wealth of promising young talent from the region, including Jathaniel Nurse for the Essequibo Jaguars and Ronaldo Jeffrey for the Bartica Royals.
The Fredricks brothers, Norwayne and Norman, will also be on display, with a strong softball unit, Ariel, fielding a team. The rising stars of Renegades Cricket Club are another side to watch, making this zone difficult to predict.
Matches will be held at Pomona Ground, Richmond Ballfield, Hampton Court, and Anna Regina Ground.
The champion of the Essequibo zone will join Montra Jaguars (Berbice), Eccles All-Stars (East Bank Demerara/West Demerara), and Titans All-Stars (East Coast/Georgetown) in the national finals.
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