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Kumar (13 wickets) spurs No. 70 Young Star to Quarter-finals

Nov 18, 2009 Sports

The 2009 Leslie Amsterdam Memorial Under-17 two-innings Club Cricket Competition continued recently with Young Star of No. 70 becoming the latest team to reach the quarter-finals of the competition after defeating Crabwood Creek outright to end up as winners of Zone G.
They had mainly to thank off spinner Tameshwar Kumar who took 7 for 14 and 6 for 20 to bowl out Crabwood Creek for 65 and 50 allowing his team to win by 8 wickets after conceding first innings points. His match figures of 13 for 34 are the best in the competition so far surpassing Woodley Park Young Strykers Navindra Gossai’s 13 for 61 against Bath Aditya in the first round.
After Tucber Park ‘B’ bowled out Edinburgh for 84 in their first innings opening batsman Randolph Davis Jnr scored 62 not out to see Tucber Park through to 146 for 5 at the end of the match. Off spinner Navindra Mohan’s 9 wicket haul and scores of 34 and 30 failed to save Crabwood Creek Rising from losing outright to No. 68.
In scores from the matches:
At Crabwood Creek Young Star beat Crabwood Creek by 8 wickets. Crabwood Creek first innings 65 with Tameshwar Kumar 7 for 14, Chaitram Nourang 3 for 10 and 2nd innings 50 with Tameshwar Kumar 6 for 20, Chaitram Nourang 3 for 25. Young Star first inning 55 with Khemraj Chanderdat 5 for 11, Leon Juman 2 for 5 and 2nd innings 65 for 2 with Tameshwar Ramoutar 27 N.O, Nahru Gopaul 25, Lakeram Tamessar 2 for 5.
At Edinburgh, Tucber Park B took first innings points from Edinburgh in their drawn match. Edinburgh 1st innings 84 with Chris Sulker 3 for 8, Kanata Simpson 3 for 37, Niall Smith 2 for 9. Tucber Park B 1st innings 146 for 5 with Randolph Davis Jnr 62 N.O, Kierre Henry 31 N.O, Jamal Henry 2 for 52.
At Crabwood Creek, No. 68 beat Crabwood Creek Rising by 35 runs N.O 68 1st innings 107 with Dinesh Lakeram 40, Navindra Mohan 5 for 34, Akash Khedna 2 for 28 and 2nd innings 77 with Navindra Mohan 4 for 31. Crabwood Creek Rising 1st innings 87 with Navindra Mohan 34, Dinesh Lakeram 3 for 18, Anil Homraj 3 for 25 and 2nd innings 62 with Navindra Mohan 30, Dinesh Lakeram 3 for14, Avinash Seecharam 3 for 14, Anthony Durjodhan 2 for 9.
At Shieldstown, Shieldstown beat No. 2 by 21 runs, Shieldstown 1st innings 161 with Devesh Prashad 47, Nazim Mohamed 30 and 2nd innings 90 for 2 declared Richard Anthony 32. No. 2 1st innings 80 with Kevin Kumar 3 for 10, Nazim Mohamed 2 for 3, Devesh Prashad 2 for 19 and 2nd innings 150 with Fazal Hussain 45, Devesh Prashad 4 for 18.

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