26 February
Team RSAWEB Action Cricket Debut.
Team RSAWEB has notched up another convincing win, this time in the action cricket arena.
Batting first, the challengers, Quirk eMarketing, posted 51 runs after suffering a major collapse in their middle oder. RSAWEB followed up with a clinical 119, and explosive batting performance by Russel Gordon, scoring 27 off just 11 balls.
Special thanks to Quirk for organizing the event.
Find out more about how Team RSAWEB sponsors the real heroes of sports: those who compete with the fervor of professional athletes, but still maintain a full time ‘day job’.
www.rsaweb.co.za/team-rsaweb
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