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McPherson strokes 110; Achievers & Blairmont reach quarters
Memorex/Leslie Amsterdam Memorial U-17 cricket
Guyana Under-15 batsman, Quacy McPherson stroked 110 for Achievers of West Berbice, his second century in the competition to spearhead them to an innings and 105 run win over Bush Lot United.
Nick Ramsaroop
Derick Narine-Lalsa Jnr.
The win cemented Achievers’ position at the top of Zone A and their place in the quarter finals of the 2011 Memorex/Leslie Amsterdam Memorial Under-17 Two Innings competition in the Ancient County.
Berbice Under-17 batsman, Nick Ramsaroop, hit 64 for Blairmont Community Centre but all-rounder Derick Narine-Lalsa Jnr’s 6 for 40 and 38 led D’Edward to first innings points. Blairmont, however, gained enough points to see them ending as runners-up to Achievers in Zone A which enabled them to also book a spot in the quarter finals.
Summarized scores:
At Bush Lot – Achievers beat Bush Lot United by an innings and 105 runs. Bush Lot United 1st innings 49; Jason Johashan 3 for 8, Randy Wade 2 for 4, Darius Nedd 2 for 5 and Greason Grant 2 for 16 and 2nd innings 41; Lawrence Sears 2 for 1, Joseph Nicholson 2 for 5 and Greason Grant 2 for 11. Achievers 1st innings 195 for 8 dec.; Quacy McPherson 110, Lawrence Sears 29, Jamal Alfred 20, Paul Deepnarine 3 for 64 and Randy Singh 3 for 26.
At D’Edward – D’Edward took first innings points from Blairmont Community Centre in their drawn match. Blairmont Community Centre 1st innings 127; Nick Ramsaroop 64, Kemchand Persaud 25, Derick Narine-Lalsa Jnr. 6 for 40 and Kevin Jawahir 4 for 45. D’Edward 1st innings 230 with Derick Narine-Lalsa Jnr. 38, Kevin Jawahir 36, Mohamed Bashier 34, Lallbahadur Persaud 21, Jermin Mangal 4 for 31, Thomas McDonald 3 for 40 and Parmanand Ramdhan 2 for 32.
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