IMC Over-40s World Cup: Four Coastal Matches Set for Oct. 24–25

Kaieteur News reports International Import and Supplies is now a Diamond sponsor of the 16-team Guyana tournament, running Oct. 17–31. Its listed coastal fixtures include two matches on each of Oct. 24 and 25, divided between Joe Jagmohan and Anna Regina.

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Kaieteur News reports that International Import and Supplies, initially a Silver sponsor, is now a Diamond sponsor of the International Masters Cricket (IMC) Over-40s World Cup. The 16-team tournament is scheduled for Oct. 17–31 in Guyana. Tournament Director Raj Singh received the sponsorship cheque from Managing Director Joe Jagmohan and expressed gratitude for his contribution; the report does not link the sponsorship to the fixture schedule.

The listed coastal schedule covers four matches over two days. On Oct. 24, West Indies play Canada at Joe Jagmohan at 9:30 a.m., while Namibia meet Wales at Anna Regina at the same time. On Oct. 25, Canada play Namibia at Joe Jagmohan at 9:30 a.m.; West Indies face Wales at Anna Regina at 2 p.m. in a day/night fixture.

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