Latest update April 7th, 2025 12:08 AM
Sinclair (67 & 3-35) helps Gibraltar/Courtland to victory
The 2009 Spready’s Bakery Under-19, 50-Over Cricket Competition organised by the Berbice Cricket Board, continued recently and was highlighted by a number of outstanding performances.
Highlighting the matches was the fine all-round performance of Kelon Sinclair of Gibraltar/Courtland who firstly, opening the batting against Big Star slammed 67, including 13 fours, which helped his team reach 254 for 9 in their 35 overs.
Seon Hetmyer
He later came back with his medium pacers and took 3 for 35 to assist in dismissing Big Star for 140.
Other good batting performances came from Blairmont Community Centre’s Sudesh Mohan, who made 76 and Dineshwar Ramkissoon 57, who helped their team to an 85-run victory over Bath Aditya. Lakeraj Sookra also scored a half century for De Edward.
In the bowling department, medium pacer Ameer Rahaman took 5 for 11 from 8 overs, and together with pacer Jermain Henry’s 3 for 15 from 8 overs helped Young Warriors bowl out West Canje for a paltry 52. Warriors won by 8 wickets.
National Under-19 player Seon Hetmyer also showed some form with both bat and ball for Young Warriors, as he prepares to participate in this year’s regional Under-19 cricket series in Jamaica next month.
Scores from the matches played:-
At Courtland –
At Bath –
At De Edward –
At Edinburgh –
At Cumberland –
At Rose Hall in Canje –
Young Warriors beat Rose Hall Community Centre by 4 wickets. Rose Hall Community Centre 117 in 26 overs with Kishan Gangaram 30, Kevin Ramdeen 22, Linden Austin 4 for 7, Seon Hetmyer 3 for 34, Jermain Henry 2 for 40. Young Warriors 118 for 6 in 29 overs with Seon Hetmyer making 43, Mortimer Fraser 26 and Denesh Gopaul taking 3 for 29. Young Warriors beat West Canje by 8 wickets. West Canje 52 in 18.2 overs with Ameer Rahaman 5 for 11, Jermain Henry 3 for 15. Young Warriors 53 for 2 in 8.1 overs, with Seon Hetmyer 21 not out, Mortimer Fraser 18 not out. Edinburgh beat Police by 38 runs. Edinburgh 147 in 31.2 overs with Orson Burnett 31, Zakeer Hussain 31, Michael Sampson 2 for 20, Rocky Hutson 2 for 35, Malvern Williams 2 for 34, Joel Amsterdam 2 for 38. Police 109 in 21.2 overs; Jeeresh De Jees 29, Rocky Hutson 27, Zakeer Hussain 4 for 32, Elroy Nicholson 3 for 16. De Edward beat Bath Development Centre by 129 runs. De Edward 227 in 29.3 overs with Lakeraj Sookra 75, Bhesnauth Hansel 49, Derick Lalsa Jnr 32, Daniel Harrinarine 22, Ian Ajodhia 2 for 43. Bath Development Centre 98 in 21.1 overs. Ian Ajodhia 31, Derick Lalsa Jnr. 3 for 18, Joseph Robertson 2 for 25. Blairmont Community Centre beat Bath Aditya by 85 runs. Blairmont Community Centre 212 for 7 in 40 overs with Sudesh Mohan 76, Dineshwar Ramkissoon 57, Kissoon Premsook 3 for 33, Deveshwar Prashad 2 for 36. Bath Aditya 127 in 25.3 overs, with Deveshwar Prashad 27, Wazid Suban 3 for 3, Junior Johnson 3 for 26, Phillip Edwards 3 for 26. Gibraltar/Courtland beat Big Star by 114 runs. Gibraltar/Courtland 254 for 9 in 35 overs, with Kelon Sinclair 67, Keon Sinclair 40, Merron Williams 34, Paul Tyndall 3 for 38, Sean Tyndall 2 for 48. Big Star 140 in 21 overs; Sean Tyndall 27, Keith Hercules 26, Richard Smith 25, Kelon Sinclair 3 for 35, Oswin Simion 2 for 5, Merron Williams 2 for 31.
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