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NBS 2nd division cricket – Berbice
Rose Hall Town Bakewell ‘A’ remain unbeaten
Rose Hall Town Bakewell (RHTB) second division teams have maintained their winning form with two crushing wins when play in the New Building Society Second Division competition continued on the weekend. RHTB defeated Silver Star and No. 1 Cricket teams, respectively.
Playing in zone one at the Area ‘H’ ground, RHTB ‘A’ team got past Silver Star by 89 runs to keep their unbeaten record intact as they lead the group with a perfect five victories.
Batting first after winning the toss, RHTB ‘A’ rattled up 220-9 off 40 overs with Ravi Narine scoring 43, captain Alvin Ramdass 30 while Shevon Marks, Mark Crandon and Michael Fraser contributed 25 each.
16 year-old off spinner Kevin Orgar took 3-32 off 8 overs for Silver Star who were bowled out for 131, Davendra Ramcharran contributing 30 while Sharon Grant took 3-13, Shevon Marks 2-23 and Ravi Narine 2-28.
The match marked the return of former Guyana under-19 and Berbice Senior all rounder Sharon Grant after a break of 8 years. The 30 year old Grant was among the wickets and also contributed an unbeaten 15 in RHTB ‘A’ innings.
At the same venue, RHT ‘B’ team crushed No.1 Road by 10 wickets as they recorded their second victory in zone ‘H’.
No. 1 were dismissed for 57 in 22 overs with West Indies female selectee Erva Giddings snaring 5-12 and former Berbice under-17 all rounder Terence Madramootoo 5-20.
This was Giddings’ second five wicket haul against an all male team in the tournament. In reply RHT ‘B’ reached 60 without loss in 14 overs with Simon Lawson 35 and Dominic Ricky 15.
RHT ‘B’ is a development team which consists of under-15 players and females cricketers as part of the RHTYSC plans for the future.
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