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ASTP / GT&T / MCYS / NSC Schools Windball Cricket C/ships…Tain, Albion, Port Mourant latest to register victories
Tain, Albion and Port Mourant were the latest teams to register
Students and teachers participating in this year’s Schools Windball Cricket Championships pose for a photo op shortly before the start of play in the Lower Corentyne Zone recently.
victories when play in the Lower Corentyne Zone of the Al Sport & Tour Promotions (ASTP) / GT&T / Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS) / National Sports Commission (NSC) sponsored 15th Annual Regional Primary Schools Windball Cricket Tournament continued, at the Bush Lot farm Ground.
In results: Girls:
Tain beat Cropper by 7 wickets. Cropper batted first and scored 38-3, Nafeeza Burnett 10. Tain 39-3, Kavita Ramsammy10. Aifo Mohamed 2-11.
Albion then defeated Port Mourant by 8 wickets. Port Mourant 37-4, Ronella Hontzen 11.
Region #6 defending champions Albion 38-2, Shibika Gagwabi 12.
Boys:
Port Mourant eased to an 8-wicket win over Rose Hall. Rose Hall 40-2, Nicholas Manoo 15. Port Mourant 41-2, Karran Ramkissoon 20.
Tain then beat Albion by 18 runs. Tain 54-7, Yudesh Mohabir 25 not out. Ashik Ishack 4-15. Albion 36-6, Vishal Mangra 11. Kevin Maninathoo picked up 3wickets, while Yudesh Mohabir supported with 2.
The Organiser of the championships is Sport Officer Allister Munroe.
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