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Sep 24, 2012 Sports
Neal & Massy Intermediate 50 overs
The Neal and Massy Intermediate 50 overs cricket competition organised by the Berbice Cricket Board (BCB) bowled off recently.
Off spinner Troy Matheson took 4 for 17 from 6.4 overs to help Courtland All Stars bowl out Port Mourant for 129. Courtland then reached the winning target without much trouble, reaching 131 for 6 in 27.4 overs.
Young Warriors pacer Kawal Mangal had 4 for 14 from 9 overs to help dismantle Bermine for 136, Young Warriors went on to win by 3 wickets. After Edinburgh bowled out Police for 153, left arm pacer Renaldo Grovesnor took 4 for 19 from 5.2 overs to help bowl out Edinburgh for 119 in their response.
After No. 71 were bowled out for 80 by No. 70 Young Star, their off spinner Deoprakash Ramdat then grabbed 5 for 13 from 8 overs to put No. 70 under pressure but they managed to scrape home with just one wicket to spare.
Scoring the only half century of the round was Clarence Beresford whose 59 (4×4) helped Skeldon Community Centre achieve victory over Kim Il Sung whose left arm spinner Tulsiram Nunesar’s 4 for 23 from 6.1 overs was in vain.
At Port Mourant – Courtland All Star beat Port Mourant by 4 wickets. Port Mourant winning the toss and batting first made 129 in 29.5 overs; all-rounder Zamal Khan 27, Chandrashekar Arjune 27, Glen Sukhu 27. Bowling for Courtland All Stars Troy Mathesaon 4 for 17, pacer Eon Gibson 2 for 41.
Courtland All Stars 131 for 6 in 27.4 overs; Keon Sinclair 37, Dwayne Crandon 33. Bowling for Port Mourant Chandrashekar Arjune 3 for 35 and Boughnarine Persaid 2 for 31.
At Cumberland – Young Warriors got past Bermine by 3 wickets. Bermine losing the toss and sent in to take first strike 136 in 40.1 overs; Devon Clements 22. Kawal Mangal took 4 for 14, Berbice Under-19 off spinner Kevin Ramdeen 3 for 25.
Young Warriors 140 for 7 in 38.5 overs; the Hetmyer brothers, Seon and Shimron hit 34 and 28 respectively, Kevin Ramdeen 22. Bowling for Bermine Charles Shepherd took 3 for 28.
At Edinburgh – Police beat Edinburgh by 34 runs. Police winning the toss and batting first, 153 in 29 overs; Charles Grimmond 26, Renaldo Grovesnor 23, Shafeek Khan 3 for 20, Chris Yadram 2 for 25, Joseph Giddings 2 for 35.
Edinburgh 119 in 37 overs; Shafeek 37, Renaldo Grovesnor 4 for 19, Charles Grimmond 2 for 27.
At No. 71 – No. 70 Young Star squeezed past No. 71 by one wicket. No. 71 sent in to bat first made 80 in 19 overs; Imran Khan 28. Bowling for No. 70, Chris Bollers 3 for 11, Mark Lionel 2 for 10, Omesh Khemraj 2 for 24.
No. 70 Young Star 84 for 9 in 28.1 overs; Mark Lionel 29. Bowling for No. 71, Deprakash Ramdat 5 for 13, Sharaz Khan 2 for 11.
At Skeldon – Skeldon Community Centre beat Kim Il Sung by 29 runs. Skeldon Community Centre, choosing to bat first made 172 in 37.1 overs; Clarence Beresford 59, Mahendra Bhola 33, Gary Phillips 24. Bowling for Kim Il Sung Tulsiram Munesar 4 for 23 Tariq Ibrahim 2 for 27. Kim Il Sung 143 in 39 overs; Jermain Reid 28, Amzan Appalsammy 26. Bowling for Skeldon Community Centre Junior Blair 3 for 30 and Parmanand Narine 2 for 21.
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