Over US$5000 up for grabs in OMSCC Toronto Cup

TORONTO, Canada – With just a mere five days to go before the Ontario Masters Softball Cricket Club (OMSCC) stages its first-ever Toronto Cup softball tournament, excitement is at fever-pitch and the organisers are brimming with confidence that it will be a huge success.
Following a meeting of the organising committee on Friday night, it was disclosed that over five thousand dollars (US) will be up for grabs in the three-day extravaganza, set to be staged over the Labour Day weekend, with the winners in the Open category carting off US$3000 and the victors in the Masters division US$2500 in the 20-over affairs.
In addition, the victorious and runners-up in both categories, the most valuable players and the man-of-the-match in the final are assured of trophies, compliments of the Trophy Stall of Guyana. Proprietor Ramesh Sunich, who is also expected to don colours for the Guyana Floodlights Softball Cricket Association side, will present several of the trophies.
The organisers also took the opportunity to engage the umpires who will be officiating in the tournament. At a session, chaired by OMSCC umpires coordinator Suresh Bodhoo and including president Jai Singh and vice-president Azeem Khan, the umpires were reminded of what was expected of them to ensure a smooth and fair running off of the tournament.
The umpires were also urged to be consistent with their rulings on the contentious issue of pelting. According to the playing conditions and rules, no pelting is allowed.

tough to bowl fast Underhand without pelting !

That's true