Orange Warriors Riyadh lift Tamimi Champions Trophy-2019

Media Release
October 8, 2019

Dammam: Orange Warriors Riyadh have emerged champions by defeating Eastern Blue Jubail in final of Tamimi Champions Trophy 2019.

The tournament was commenced at Tamimi ground on Sept 6th 2019 with 24 teams from Al Hassa, Riyadh, Dammam, Al-Khobar and Jubail regions. The tournament was organized by Amin and Irfan

In the semi-finals Orange Warriors defeat SADAFCO and Eastern Blue defeat Tamimi Enerco and qualified for the final.

In the final, batting first Orange Warriors scored 128 runs in 10 overs. Eastern Blue couldn’t reach the target.

After the finals, prize distribution was held. Anchor Mr Moin Shaikh welcomed the following guests:

Mr. Fawaz Al Tamimi – Senior VP- Finance & Investment

Mr. Syed Hussain Mahmood – CFO & VP Finance & Investment Mr. Abdul Rahman Al Omair – Operations Director TAFGA

Mr. Gamal Kharboush – Group Finance Manager

Mr. Abdullah Ibrahim Al Mutrif – CEO – Eastern Yields Co.

Mr. Yousef Ahmed Al Nabat – Managers/Personnel & Admin – TAFGA

Mr. Amro Felimban – CEO – TASECO

Mr. Bobby Rajendran – General Manager Tamimi Markets

Mr. Musheer Ahmed – Accounts Manager

Mr. Farhat Mahmood    - President EPCA (Eastern province Cricket)

The trophies were distributed to the following players:

Champions: Orange Warriors Riyadh

Runners: Eastern Blue Jubail

3rd Place: Tamimi Enerco

Best Batsman: Rajesh Eastern Blue

Best Bowler: Sameer Orange Warriors

Best Wicket keeper: Vishnu Orange Warriors

Man of the Match in Final: Vishnu Orange Warriors

Man of the Series: Muthalib Eastern Blue

Best Catch: Nouman Orange Warriors

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