2nd edition of its T10 Softball Tournament Qatar

By Md Nahid Islam -
The Qatar Cricket Association has officially announced the final of the 2nd edition of its T10 Softball Tournament, scheduled to take place next Thursday at the West End International Cricket Ground.

The match will kick off at 6:00 PM. The Association has cordially invited the public and sports enthusiasts to attend and witness an exciting conclusion to the tournament.

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