Tough weekend for kids
Oct 28, 2004
THE Stanbic Bank Kampala Kids League (KKL) cricket championship will be a double header tomorro at Lugogo cricket oval when all the teams play twice.
By Phillip Corry
Juniors league
Ribena v Uga Telecom
Barclays v Shell
Shell v Uganda Tel
Barclays v Ribena
Mids league
Splash v Citibank
Rwenzori v Plessey
Plessey v Citibank
Rwenzori v Splash
Seniors league
Midland v Roko
Alam v MTN
MTN v Roko
Alam v Midland
THE Stanbic Bank Kampala Kids League (KKL) cricket championship will be a double header tomorro at Lugogo cricket oval when all the teams play twice.
The double header is to pave way for the clubs to finish their fixtures ahead of the season that comes to a decisive stage next weekend.
Twelve games will be played as the league enters its fourth week. Two hundred and ten boys and girls from 30 schools from around the city are participating in the second edition.
Meanwhile registration for the 2005 KKL football season will take place on the same day at the Lugogo oval. Parents are required to bring children aged 6-14 with a registration fee of sh20,000.
More than 600 boys and girls played in the last KKL football season.
Twelve teams are taking part in the mini cricket league.
Ends
Juniors league
Ribena v Uga Telecom
Barclays v Shell
Shell v Uganda Tel
Barclays v Ribena
Mids league
Splash v Citibank
Rwenzori v Plessey
Plessey v Citibank
Rwenzori v Splash
Seniors league
Midland v Roko
Alam v MTN
MTN v Roko
Alam v Midland
THE Stanbic Bank Kampala Kids League (KKL) cricket championship will be a double header tomorro at Lugogo cricket oval when all the teams play twice.
The double header is to pave way for the clubs to finish their fixtures ahead of the season that comes to a decisive stage next weekend.
Twelve games will be played as the league enters its fourth week. Two hundred and ten boys and girls from 30 schools from around the city are participating in the second edition.
Meanwhile registration for the 2005 KKL football season will take place on the same day at the Lugogo oval. Parents are required to bring children aged 6-14 with a registration fee of sh20,000.
More than 600 boys and girls played in the last KKL football season.
Twelve teams are taking part in the mini cricket league.
Ends