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Jun 23, 2008 Sports
Trophy Stall dished out a whipping on Dare Devils to highlight a recent round of matches played in the Guyana Softball League, Banks DIH sponsored 15-over cricket competition.
In matches played at NIS Ground:
Trophy Stall XI mauled Dare Devils XI by a whopping 158 runs: Trophy Stall batted first chalking up an unbeatable 230-4 in 15 overs (Mark Harold 93 (8×6;5×4); Dindial Lakhan 52 (4×6;5×4) (partnership of 160 runs) Randy Ketwaroo 30 (2×6;2×4); Prem Boodhoo 2-19) In reply Dare Devils XI found the bowling difficult to handle being bundled out for 72 in 11 overs (Vijay Mahadeo 12; Gary Singh 3-6 from 3 overs).
At the GNS Ground:
Dare Devils playing their second match lost to Ariel by a massive 151 runs: Ariel batted first scoring 181-6 from 15 overs (Darran Singh 62 (6×6; 3×4); Dharam Persaud 46 (5×4); Vishanand Singh 4-30 from 3 overs) In reply Dare Devils XI fell for a shocking 31 in 5.4 overs (Vishanand Singh 10 (1×4); Samuel Kingston 5-19 from 3 overs; Dharam Persaud 3-8 from 3 overs).
Better Hope XI made light work of Destroyers XI by 98 runs: Better Hope batted first and scored 189-7 from 15 overs (Suresh Boodhoo 42 (4×6; 3×4) Ravi Singh 35 (3×6); Sunil Seeraj 2-20 from 3 overs) In reply Destroyers were all out for 91 in 10.2 overs (Sunil Seeraj 29 (3×4); Ravi Singh 6-21 from 3 overs).
At Den Amstel Ground:
Rangers XI defeated Top Notch XI by 3 wkts: Top Notch XI batted first and scored 129-8 in 15 overs (Anand Bharat 50 (5×6; 2×4); Davendra Sakil 23 (2×6); Safraz Karim 2-17 from 3 overs; Azad Saffie 2-15 from 3 overs) In reply Rangers XI made 130-7 in 13.1 overs (Ameer Nizamuddeen 41 (5×6); Zamal Khan 31 not out (3×6); Anand Bharat 3-17 from 3 overs).
Rangers in their second match lost to Den Amstel by a walkover failing to turn up before the grace period stipulated.
Leonora Youths defeated Cornelia Ida Invaders XI by 52 runs: Leonora Youths XI batted first scoring a challenging 172-7 in 15 overs (Javed Samad 64 (7×6); Ravendra Ramnarine 22 (3×6); Khemraj Ramsundar 3-25 from 3 overs) In reply Cornelia Ida Invaders were all out for 120 in 14.1 overs (Mahesh Bissoondyal 18 (2×60; Shiraz Samad 4-20 from 3 overs).
At Providence Ground Pitch # 1:
Players XI defeated Eccles Sports Club XI by 114 runs:
Players XI batted first scoring 205 – 6 in 15 overs (Vijay Plummer 84 ( 8×6); Steve Sukhdeo 39 (3×6); Thom Ali 2-17 from 3 overs; Rafeek Mohamed 1-30 from 3 overs) In reply Eccles Sports Club were all out for 91 in 11 overs (Beharry Sharma 20 (2×6); Roy Kedom 2-4 from 3 overs; Anil Kedom 2-10 from 3 overs).
Players XI in their second match defeated Rapid Fire XI by 71 runs: Players XI batted and scored 147-7 from 15 overs (Zaheer Razack 32 (4×6); Andre Richards 27 (3×6); Avinash Singh 2-20 from 3 overs; Narendra Pooran 2-23 from 3 overs) In reply Rapid Fire XI were all out for 76 in 13 overs (Sayed Hakim 27 (4×4); Steve Sukhdeo 3-7 from 3 overs; Feroz Bacchus 3-9 from 3 overs).
At Providence Ground Pitch # 2:
Farm Masjid XI defeated La Grange All Youths by 110 runs: Farm Masjid XI batted first and made a daunting 222-4 from 15 overs (Imtiaz Mohamed 77 (9×6); Abdul Sadeek 42 (3×6;4×4); Bissoon Nauth 2-37 from 3 overs) In reply La Grange All Youths could only get to 111-9 at the expiration of their 15 overs (Ricky Persaud 45 (4×60; Amarnauth Debidyal 2-18 from 3 overs.
La Grange All Youths made it two losses in a row when they went down to Street Boys in a thrilling contest by 7 runs: Street Boys XI batted first and scored 144-6 from 15 overs (Rakesh Gangaram 57 (7×6); Kishore Lallram 2-37 from 3 overs) In reply La Grange All Youths were in the race until the 14th over when they lost 3 wkts eventually finishing on 137 all out in 15 overs (Ram Tulsie 30 (3×6); Lakeram Singh 3-30 from 3 overs).
Farm Masjid returned for their second match and thrashed Michael XI by 77 runs: Farm Masjid XI batted first and amassed 175-7 from 3 overs (Younis Mohamed 62 (7×6); Amit Kumar 2-44 from 3 overs) Michael XI were never in the hunt eventually folding for 98 in 11.1 overs (Danny Pooran 31 (4×6); Deokarran Kumar 17 (1×6); Imtiaz Mohamed 3-27 from 3 overs; Patrick Khan 3-32 from 3 overs).
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