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Mangaluru: Infosys teams sweep IT Cricket Bash

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February 8, 2019

Mangaluru, Feb 8: The second edition of the IT Cricket Bash, organised by Atlantic Leisure at the NMPT Grounds recently saw Infosys making a clean sweep of the limited-overs tennis ball cricket tournament. Infosys 'B' emerged the overall champions, while Infosys 'A' had to be content with the 2nd place.

Atlantic leisure is a trust backed by Atlantic Data Bureau Services (ADBS), Mangalore-based subsidiary of IT Solutions provider Atlantic Data based in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom. The main objective of the trust is to establish mutually beneficial relationship with citizens and businesses in the region through socio-cultural and sporting events.

The tournament featured 12 teams, representing various IT Companies based in and around Mangalore, including CodeCraft, Novigo, Robosoft, Everi, Perform, MResult, Diya, Mangalore Infotech and ADBS.

The title sponsors of the tournament were Bhargavi Builders and Nirmaan Homes, while a host of other prominent business houses including River Roost Resorts, Bharath Auto Cars, Pai Sales, Okinawa Scooters, ASAR Bottling Industries, Chiramith Precisions, My Road Runner, Vailankanni Enterprises, Red FM, Genuine Taxi and VIVO backed the annual IT extravaganza and also showcased their products and services by establishing display stalls at the venue.

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Ashok Dsouza
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Friday, 8 Feb 2019

Well done Infosys 'A' & 'B'.  Also  good luck to Atlantic Leisure, Keep up the good work.

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