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NBS 2nd div. 40 overs cricket…Mohamed (84), Ramdatt (72) & Vincent 5-13 lead No.71 into play-offs
No.71 won their final Zone O preliminary match against No.73 Young Warriors to emerge winners of
Deoprakash Ramdatt
that zone to earn their spot in the last 16 playoffs of this year’s New Building Society (NBS) Second Division 40 overs cricket competition being contested in Berbice.
Leading their victory charge were Nazim Mohamed who smashed 84 (4×4 5×6) and Deoprakash Ramdatt 72 (5×4 1×6), No.71 posted 236 for 6 off their allotted 35 overs.
When the Young Warriors responded, left-arm spinner, Mahendranauth Vincent grabbed 5 for 13 from 4.3 overs to skittle them out for a paltry 63.
Also scoring half centuries in the latest round of player were Pooran Ramjattan of Bath and Yogindra Sooknanan of Whim National A.
Collated scores:
At No.73 – No.71 hammered No.73 Young Warriors by 173 runs. No.1 236 for 6 in 35 overs; Nazim Mohamed 84, Deoprakash Ramdatt 72 and Gobin Roofram 2 for 36. No.73 Young Warriors 63 in 14.3 overs; Mahendranauth Vincent 5 for 13 and Deoprakash Ramdatt 2 for 5.
At Bath – Bath beat Woodley Park Young Strikers by 23 runs. Bath 131 for 7 in 20 overs; Pooran Ramjattan 54*; Jailall Chandilall 3 for 13 and Julius Nurse 2 for 15. Woodley Park Young Strikers 108 for 8 in 20 overs; Vishwanan DeLarence 37*; Navin Ramnauth 4 for 6 and Ravi Gossai 2 for 9.
At Letterkenny – Whim National A thumped Letterkenny Young Stars by 112 runs. Whim National A 175 in 30 overs; Yogindra Sooknanan 65, Dave Peters 4 for 33 and Parasram Tilkuram 3 for 28. Letterkenny Young Star B 63 in 20 overs; Yadram Jageshwar 4 for ‘12.
At No.43 – No.43 Scorpions brushed aside No.45 by 7 wickets. No.45 98 in 17 overs; Basil Deen 4 for 15 and Balram Samaroo 3 for 20. No.43 Scorpions 9 for 3 in 13 overs; Vermon Peters 27.
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