THE curtain will come down on this year’s CLOBI Cup Twenty20 tournament tomorrow night at Kensington Oval after a series of exciting matches. The competition resonated with locals and visitors who supported it by turning out in their numbers.
It has also been a social occasion with many of the former greats and administrators, as well as personalities from various sporting and business circles, turning out not only to watch the matches and see the stars of yesterday, but simply to have a lime and reunite with friends.
A meeting of minds
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