Jeff Ramnauth guides Success XI to victory over Mahaica XI to remain unbeaten

Oct 21, 2010 Sports

Jeff Ramnauth hit 48 not out to guide Success XI to victory over Mahaica XI by 8 wkts as they remain unbeaten in the Regal Stationery & Computer Centre over-35 male 20/20 & female open 10/10 Softball Cricket tournament organised by the Guyana Softball League in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport last Sunday in the East Coast zone.
In results from the matches played:
Over-35 Category: East Coast Zone: Ogle Ground:
Success XI demolished Mahaica XI by 8 wkts: Mahaica XI won the toss and elected to bat in bright sunshine and started badly losing 2 quick wickets with only 4 runs on the board. The # 4 batsman Elroy Emmanuel held the innings together briefly and took the score to 41 before he fell to a stupendous catch by the mid-on fielder and thereafter the innings fell apart as 6 wkts fell for 23 runs in 11,5 overs as they totalled 64 all out. Suraj Baljit was the chief tormentor with 4-23 and was unfortunate not to collect his first five wicket haul as the tail enders were dropped twice off his bowling. He was well supported by Raymond Kareem with 3-15 from his allotted 4 overs.
Success XI in their reply reached 65-2 in 11 overs with Jeff Ramnauth hammering 48 not out which included 4 massive sixes. Skipper Herman Persaud with 2-12 from 2 overs was the only bowler to trouble the batsmen.
Over at NIS Ground P&B XI gained a walkover from Dundee Sports Club as the team turned up late for their engagement.
Meanwhile, there were several matches around the country in the female 10/10 category: At Marshon Ground: Marshon SC Queens made light work of Mahaica Queens by 6 wkts.
Mahaica Queens batted first and scored 75 all out in 9.5 overs (Samantha Persaud 48; 15-year-old Skipper Mandy Mangroo 15; Debra Singh 3-15 from 2 overs) In reply Marshon SC Queens made 76-4 in 7.5 overs (Nalini Singh 18 not out; Mandy Mangroo 1-4 from 2 overs).
Mahaica Creek Vixens crushed Mahaica Queens by 70 runs. Mahaica Creek Vixens batted first and amassed 145-9 in 10 overs (Shonette Duke 65; Shivanie Hussain 33; Sangita Sahadeo 2-21 from 2 overs) In reply Mahaica Queens were limited to 75 all out in 10 overs (Mandy Mangroo 17; Nisha Etwaroo 3-8 from 2 overs; Shondelle Duke 3-12 from 2 overs).
Marshon SC Queens destroyed Mahaica Creek Vixens by 25 runs. Marshon SC Queens batted first and made 101 all out in 9.3 overs (Dianne Smith hit a blistering 40 off 19 balls with 4 sixes; Shondelle Mendonca 21; Kavita Chaman 1-10 from 2 overs) In reply Mahaica Creek Vixens folded for 76 in 9.2 overs (Kavita Chaman 19; S. Seedat 2-13 from 2 overs).
Essequibo Zone: Cavaliers Ground:
Charity Emeralds outclassed Jungle Fighters by 26 runs. Charity Emeralds batted first and scored 97-1 in 10 overs (Shivanie Chattergoon 47; Natasha Garraway 29) In reply Jungle Fighters were limited to 71 without loss (Surujonie Ramdeen 27).
Jungle Defenders defeated Young Warriors by 10 wkts. Young Warriors made 53-8 in 10 overs (Monica Benn 17; Shakti Ramdeen 3-5 from 2 overs; Noreen Baharally 3-6 from 2 overs) In reply Jungle Defenders made 58-0 in 7 overs (Mignon Alphonso 35).
Wakapoi Angels made light work of Young Warriors (in their 2nd match): Young Warriors made 58-4 in 10 overs (Latifa Benn 33) In reply Wakapoi Angels made 59 without loss Rayanna Singh 32 not out).
Cottonfield SC Lasses defeated Capoey Regals by 34 runs. Cottonfield SC Lasses made 101-2 in 10 overs (Sonia Benn 40 not out; Shenieda Carman 33) In reply Capoey Regals struggled to 67-7 in their 10 overs (Wanda Solomon 19; Wazeeda Bacchus 3-11 from 2 overs; Debra Allicock 1-12 from 2 overs).
Berbice Zone:
Number 69 Red Rose defeated Young Stars by 75 runs. #69 Red Rose batted first and scored 116-3 in 10 overs ( Hema Mohabir 44) In reply Young Stars made 51 all out in 7 overs (Ramona Albert 19; Amala Branditt 2-15 from 2 overs).
Heavenly Angels made light work of Leeds #51 by 8 wkts. Leeds #51 batted first and made 96-6 in 10 overs (Tandy Heyliger 22) In reply Heavenly Angels made 97-2 in 7 overs (Tessa Park 44; Trishia Park 30).
Countrywide Champions #68 All Stars defeated # 55 by 8 wkts. # 55 batted first and scored 69 all out in 10 overs (Sheena Bathion 19; Sheenie Durjodhan 4-7 from 2 overs) In reply #68 All Stars galloped to 70-2 in 4.3 overs (Shenella Mc Bean 40; Onica Tello 23).
The competition will continue this weekend with several matches.

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