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Last week's solution 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Nxf5+ Kd8 (or Kf6) Qh4+ Kc7 Rc1 Kb6 Qb4+ Ka6 Ra1++ games A B C D E F G H TODAY TOMORROW 23/14 0 CLOUDY UV: 8 23/14 0 CLOUDY UV: 9 COLLIS Williams Pharmacy, 15, Triq ir-Repubb- lika, Valletta NATIONAL Pharmacy, 17, Triq Santa Marija, Ħamrun ANICI Pharmacy, Triq Anici, Qormi ST. Helen Pharmacy, Triq Tumas Fenech, Birkirkara DEBY'S Pharmacy, 1, Misraħ il-Barrieri, Msida SPIŻERIJA Kappara, Żbibu Lane, San Ġwann CHEMIMART Ltd. Pharmacy, 4,5,6, Il-Piazzetta, Triq it-Torri, Sliema MISRAĦ Kola Pharmacy, Triq il-Pitkali, Attard VICTORY Pharmacy, 16, Triq il-Vitorja, Naxxar ST. Simon Pharmacy, 8, Dawret il-Gżejjer, Buġibba ST. Monica Pharmacy, 157, Triq Santa Monica, Paola MILIA'S Pharmacy, 73, Triq il-Kottonera, Birgu MEDIATRIX Plus Pharmacy, 7, Triq is-Santwarju, Żabbar BLOSSOMS Pharmacy, Triq il-Gurgier, Birżebbuġa CHRYSANTHEMUM Pharmacy, Triq San Nikola, Qrendi THE Bypass Pharmacy, Mons. Mikiel Azzopardi Street, Siġġiewi SPIŻERIJA Carmen, 1, Misraħ Suffara Street, Dingli ABELA'S Pharmacy, 42, Triq G.P.F. Agius De Soldanis, Victoria GOZO Chemists, Mġarr Road, Xewkija Across 1. Fundamental 6. Shake 8. Overturn 9. North American nation 10. Exclamation of mild dismay 12. Stop up a hole 15. Having a high temperature 16. Person who mourns 18. Make shorter 19. Remove hair Down 1. Sheets and blankets 2. Exchange 3. Small house 4. Heaps 5. Operated by hand 7. Overstate 11. Security round 13. One who shapes metal 14. Rotates 17. US space agency 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 A B C D E F G H Sport Weather & Crosswords WEATHER: Mostly cloudy and with some isolated rain showers which may be thundery at times VISIBILITY: Generally good except in some showers WIND: Southerly force 4 to 5, locally force 5 to 6 at fi rst and during the night, becoming locally force 3 to 4 and backing East to Southeast in North of area in the morning SEA: Moderate becoming moderate to rough during the night SWELL: Low Southerly becoming Southeasterly Full month of cricket ahead OVER the weekend the Marsa team have had a well earned rest after playing against seven touring teams in sixteen games in just five weeks, A better win ratio would have been better with the home side winning five games only. The rest will not be for long, this upcoming Thursday sees the return of Ampthill Town C.C who will be on their sixth tour too play in a two game series. Af- ter that their will be a further sight touring teams till the end of June. To date Nowell Khosla has scored the most runs against touring teams this year with 330 runs while Niraj Khanna scored 206. In the bowling department Kevin Krishna has been the most successful with ten wick- ets while Joy Ghoseroy and Sumair Khan have taken nine each. John Grima has been fantastic behind the stumps taking ten stumpings and a catch. Last Tuesday was the last of those games against Romiley C.C. The home team were looking for a win to tie the series. Romiley won the toss and elected to bat first in the twenty over en- counter. The Marsa team bowled well and kept them down to 130 runs. Tom Rolph top scored with thirty three runs. Rob Booker (twenty one runs), James Badrock (seventeen runs) and Ben Allcock (sixteen runs) were the other main scorers. For the home team a mar- vellous opening spell from Waseem Abbas only had seven runs taken from it, unfortunately no wickets for Waseem. Mike Caruana took two wickets while Justin Brooke, Patrick Brooke and Sid Anand took a wicket each. The Marsa team tried hard and struggled to be all out for 117 runs. After losing three wickets within eight overs with only thirty four runs it was always going to be a struggle. Bikram Arora (thirty six runs) and John Grima (twenty one runs) provided some hope putting on a sixty five run partnership. Ex- tras were twenty one and Nowell Khosla made sixteen as being the high scorers for the team. For Romi- ley B.Flatley wasa the main wicket taker with three, Paul Garner took two while Ed Mallinson and S.Milne took one each. The visitors win the game and the series. One must acknowledge the local umpires Alan Swift and Les White for umpiring during many of the above mentioned games, well done to the both of you. On Saturday the Sunoco Cricket Academy will be from 9:00 till 10:30 am before the second game against Ampthill Town.