Hopetown United and Shieldstown through to last 16

Jun 23, 2010 Sports

The New Building Society Limited second division 40 overs competition for teams in the Ancient County resumed after a break due to the May/June rainy season.

Hopetown United and Shieldstown, both of West Berbice, won their matches to emerge as winners of the West Coast and West Bank Zones, respectively.

Hopetown United bowled out Bush Lot Sports Complex for 73 with medium pacer Claude Saul picking up 4-9 from 2 overs and offspinner Kenje Sedoc 2-6 from 6 overs.

However when Hopetown replied they found themselves in early trouble as Bush Lot pacer Javid Saywack who picked up 3 early wickets engineered the early collapse as they slipped to 25-5.

It took a resilient partnership between Steffon Adams (18 no) and Sedoc 11 to guide Hopetown to 77-7 in 16.1 overs.

With Heeralall Bridgelall hitting 65 and Rasheid Haniff 38, Shieldstown did well to register 214-9 in their allotted 35 overs against D’Edward who made a valiant effort to overhaul the target as they needed a mere 4 runs off the last two balls with a wicket standing for victory. Unfortunately, the wicket fell with the penultimate ball of their reply.

Also recording half centuries during the latest round were Rawle Wade of Rainbow Generation, Tamesh Persaud of No. 3 and Inshan Ally of Sundown.

Scores from the matches played;

At Hopetown:

Hopetown United beat Bush Lot Sports Complex by 3 wickets. Bush Lot Sports Complex 73 in 22 overs; Claude Saul 4-9, Kenje Sedoc 2-6. Hopetown United 77-7 in 16.1 overs; Javid Saywack 3-14.

At Shieldstown

: Shieldstown squeezed past D’Edward by 4 runs. Shieldstown 214- 9 in 35 overs; Heeralall Bridgelall 65, Rasheid Haniff 38, Aftar Gani 29, Navin Rampersaud 2-33, Derick Lalsa 2-34. D’Edward 210 in 34.5 overs; Jaipersaud Heeralall 45, Laikram Sookraj 37, Heeralall Bridgelall 3-35, Rayan Khan 2-13.

At Bush Lot in West Berbice:

Rainbow Generation of Seafield hammered Night Eyes of Bush Lot by 120 runs. Rainbow Generation 250-7 in 30 overs; Rawle Wade 79, Jermin Skeete 40. Night Eyes 130-9 in 30 overs; Asif Khan 32, Tyson Carmichael 2-20, Julian Fraser 2-24.

At D’Edward

: D’Edward Blazers got past No. 3 by 45 runs. D’Edward Blazers 202 in 29 overs; Shabeer Baksh 25. No. 3 – 157 in 22.2 overs; Tamesh Persaud 58, Devin Misir 43, Totaram Singh 4-23, Shabeer Singh 3-40, Hoolsarran Lalsa 2-38.At Bath:

Bath Development Centre trounced Sundown of Cotton Tree by 87 runs. Bath Development Centre 199-7 in 30 overs; Ravi Gossai 32, Dhanieram Ramchand 29n.o, Vishal Bejai 27, Sahaik Saffie 2-22. Sundown 112 in 26.1 overs; Inshan Ally 52n.o, Tulsiepersaud Surujballi 4-20, Pooran Ramjattan 2-12, Feroze Khan 2-8.

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