Latest update December 29th, 2024 3:09 AM
Jun 07, 2012 Sports
The first semifinal of the annual Bakewell sponsored 15-overs Inter Jamaat softball cricket competition will be contested on Sunday at the Muslim Youth Organisation Ground, Woolford Avenue and Albert Streets, Georgetown.
Home team MYO will entertain Grove at 11:00hrs in what is anticipated to be an exciting encounter with a place in the final at stake; all to play for, for both teams.
Farm ‘C’ is the other team to have booked a place in the semifinals but they will know their opponent on Sunday which will be the winner of the quarterfinal match between Farm ‘A’ and Windsor Forest which will commence at 09:00hrs.
The final game of the day brings together Farm ‘C’ and the winner of the quarterfinal match-up and this will bowl off at 13:00hrs.
In results from last Sunday, Grove demolished Land of Canaan by 8-wickets in their quarterfinal match. Batting first, Land of Canaan were sent packing for 81 in 14.4 overs; Shameer Mohamed top scored with 16, Safraaz Nawaz made 14.
Shameer Ghanie, Azeem Azeez and Erastro King each picked up two wickets for Grove who knocked off the required runs in 6.2 overs losing just 2 wickets along the way. All-rounder Azeez blasted an unbeaten 38 to guide his team home; he received good support from Shameer Hussein who made 26.
Farm ‘C’ and MYO advanced without breaking a sweat as they got walkovers from Farm ‘B’ and Cornelia Ida, respectively.
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