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Rainbow Generation, Achievers & Cotton Tree record wins

Apr 15, 2013 Sports

The Norman Singh Memorial Second Division 20-over competition for teams in West Berbice continued recently with Rainbow Generation of Seafield, Achievers of Lovely Lass and Cotton Tree Die Hard all recording wins to advance to the next round of the competition.
Also winning was D’Edward Warriors who defeated Bush Lot United New Generation but that match is the subject of a protest by Bush Lot who is claiming that D’Edward played someone who was not on their team list.
Medium pacer Chris Clarkson took 5 for 14 from 2 overs to help Rainbow Generation restrict Exhowa to 104 runs in 18 overs. In response, Rainbow’s opening batsman Dunstan Cummings slammed an unbeaten 50 (5×4 2×6) to guide them to a comfortable 8-wicket triumph.
Roshan Gafoor’s 2 for 10 from 4 overs and 35 spearheaded Cotton Tree Die Hard to a 7-wicket win over No. 3.  Keyron Fraser’s 41 for Bush Lot United New Generation were not enough to stop his team going down to D’Edward Warriors by 6 runs.
Collated scores from matches played:
At Seafield – Rainbow Generation defeated Exhowa by 8 wickets. Exhowa 104 in 18 overs; Vishal Bejai 40, Chris Clarkson 5 for 14, Tyson Carmichael 2 for 18 and Keno Gravesande 2 for 25. Rainbow Generation 108 for 2 in 14 overs with Dunstan Cummings 50 not out.
At Cotton Tree – Cotton Tree Die Hard beat No.3 by 7 wickets. No.3 89 in 17 overs; Arif Inshan 28, Roshan Gafoor 2 for 10. Cotton Tree Die Hard 93 for 3 in 10 overs; Roshan Gafoor 35, Jagdeo Persaud 26 and Alan Johnson 2 for 26.
At Bush Lot – D’Edward Warriors squeezed past Bush Lot United New Generation by 6 runs. D’Edward Warriors 110 for 5 in 17 overs; Balram Gobin 23 and Bramdat Singh 2 for 12. D’Edward Warriors United New Generation 104 for 5 in 17 overs; Keyron Fraser 41.
At No.5 – This match between No.5 and Achievers ended in a tie but Achievers were adjudged the winner due to their superior run rate. No.5 106 in 17 overs;  Gladwin Johnson 28, Renel Frank 26, Derwin Nelson 3 for 16 and Eon Abel Jnr. 2 for 26. Achievers 87 for 5 in 14 overs with Kurd Griffith 30 and Travis Perry 2 for 8.

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