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Abel’s ton spurs D’Edward to victory
Eon Abel
Former Berbice middle order batsman Eon Abel slammed a pugnacious century to help defending champions D’Edward to a 7-wicket win over No. 2 in latest action in the New Building Society (NBS) Second Division 40-Over cricket Competition in Berbice.
After No. 2 had scored 167 in 38 overs and D’Edward, in reply lost their first wicket at 16, Abel joined Ryan Sutherland to add 97 runs in 14.4 overs for the second wicket before Sutherland fell for 19. Jaipaul Heeralall and Abel then put together 39 in just 9 balls before Abel went for 109 which included 4 fours and 12 sixes before Heeralall and Derick Lalsa Snr saw D’Edward home.
In another match, Seawell bowlers, medium pacer Amit Ramroop and Aslam Ally took 5 wickets each to bowl out Gangaram Strykers for 83. Seawell went on to win by 5 wickets.
Other bowlers taking five wickets a piece were Andel De Jonge of Tucber Park, Shameen Ahmad of Fyrish Road, Dilip Rengasammy of Tamran Root and Jaipersaud Rawana of Tain.
Adrian Haralsingh
Half centuries were scored by Adrian Haralsingh of Young and Restless, Omesh Mangal of D’Edward Blazers, Phillip Willborough of Sisters, former Berbice 20/20 wicketkeeper/batsman Shastri Persaud of Chesney, Shazam Mohamed of Fyrish, Devendra Baichan of Albion and Kumar Nandalall of Jai Hind.
Scores from the matches:
At D’Edward, D’Edward beat No. 2 by 3 wickets. No. 2, 167 in 38 overs with Terry Singh 36, Derick Lalsa Snr 2 for 18. D’Edward 168 for 3 in 21.4 overs with Eon Abel 109.
At Seawell, Seawell beat Gangaram Strykers by 5 wickets. Gangaram Strykers 83 in 21.3 overs, Aslam ally 5 for 15, Amit Ramroop 5 for 20. Seawell 86 for 5 in 18.3 overs with Looknauth Hussain 3 for 23.
At Sisters, Tucber Park beat Sisters by 2 wickets. Sisters 190 in 29.4 overs with Phillip Willborough 61, Andel de Jonge 5 for 49, Kelvin Leitch 2 for 11. Tucber Park 192 for 8 in 31 Overs with Julian Moore 41, Joemal la Fleur 31, Andel De Jonge 37 N.O, Osmond Gilead 4 for 61.
At Courtland, Fyrish Road beat No. 1 Road by 25 runs. Fyrish Road 111 in 21.1 overs with Imran Hussain 28, James Johnson 3 for 14, Elroy Henry 3 for 29. No. 1 Road, 86 in 18 overs with Shameen Ahmad 5 for 34. Chunilall Harrilall 4 for 23.
At Hampshire, Tamran Root beat Belvedere Superstar by 3 wickets. Belvedere Superstar 100 in 26.4 overs with Mohindra Algu 40, Dilip Rengasammy 5 for 5, Ram Ramsammi 2 for 16. Tamran root 104 for 7 in 18.4 overs with Dilip Rengasammy 25, Mohindra Algu 4 for 33, Arif Ishak 2 for 15.
At Tain, Tain beat Belvedere United by 81 runs. Tain 207 in 34.3 overs with Rudrunauth Lauchman 48, Makesh Baldeo 39, Paribodial Mangal 3 for 34. Belvedere United 126 in 31 overs with Rohan Ramessar 30, Jaipersaud Rawana 5 for 18, Rajendra latcha 2 for 5.
At Goed Bananen Land, Young and restless beat Canefield by 142 runs. Young and restless 260 in 28.3 overs with Adrian Haralsingh 65, Danesh Gopaul 43, Devanand Cyril 27, Leon Sunthgolam 4 for 49. Canefield 118 in 21.3 overs with Shabeer ally 34, Devanand Cyril 4 for 8, Kishore Persaud 3 for 20, Lakeram Singh 3 for 33.
At Cotton Tree, D’Edward Blazers beat Sundown by 122 runs. D’Edward Blazers 229 in 35 overs with Omesh Mangal 52, Keon De Putron 42, Mark Singh 35, Afzal Haroon 3 for 29. Sundown 107 in 28.1 overs with Shabir Baksh 3 for 16.
At Kendall’s union, Kendall’s Union beat Chesney by 4 wickets. Chesney 142 in 31.4 overs with Shastri Persaud 64, Sean Jhetto 3 for 16, Joshua Tayah 3 for 17, Brian Baker 3 for 33. Kendall’s Union 143 for 6 in 24.5 overs with Michael Butcher 47, Ravindra Somwaru 4 for 24.
At Fyrish, Fyrish beat Sand reef by 3 wickets. Sand Reef 133 in 18.4 overs with Raju Jagroop 39, Afraz Hussain 4 for 24, Javid Mohamed 2 for 14. Fyrish 135 for 7 in 19.2 overs with Shazam Mohamed 58, Raju Jagroop 3 for 9.
At Albion Front, Jai Hind beat Albion Community Centre by 6 wickets. Albion Community Centre 148 in 39.4 overs with Devendra Baichan 50, Muniram Lallbeharry 3 for 22. Jai Hind 149 for 4 in 23.4 overs with Kumar Nandalall 51, Bishu Kallimuthu 30.
At No. 65, No. 68 Turn Team beat No. 65 by 10 wickets. No. 65, 61 in 19.3 overs with Vivendra Gooniah 4 for 13, Wayne Anthony 2 for 7, Tooaram Persaud 2 for 11. No. 68 Turn Team 62 without loss in 19.3 overs with Hemnauth Ramsaroop 32 N.O, Vivendra Gooniah 28 N.O
At Bath, Bath Development Centre beat No. 3 by 1 wicket. No. 3, 109 in 26.2 overs with Chunilall Seopersaud 27, Navindra Chattergoon 2 for 12, Vishal Bejai 2 for 13. Bath Development Centre 110 for 9 in 24.3 overs.
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