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GSCL\Digimax tourney…Motilall bags 6 wkts as Regal trounce Wolf’s Warriors by 46 runs.
By Zaheer Mohamed
Privnauth Motilall grabbed 6 wickets for 21 runs in a controlled spell of bowling as Regal XI easily dispatched Wolf’s Warriors by 46 runs as the Georgetown Cricket Softball League(GSCL)\ Digimax tournament continued yesterday at the Everest Cricket Club.
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Playing in the Open category, Regal batted first and scored 142-3 off their allotted 12 overs. Safraz Esau top scored with 50 (4×4, 5×6) while Lakeram Roopnarine supported with 42(5×6) and Richard Latiff 29 (2×4,2×6). Narine Bailey grabbed 2 wickets for Wolf’s Warriors who replied with 96-9 in 12 overs. Amrit Rai made 17 as Esau supported Motilall with 2-20.
Wolf’s Warriors bounced back to beat Better Hope by 7 wickets in their second encounter. Better Hope managed 112-3, batting first after the game was reduced to 8 overs due to a late start. Sachin Singh 31, Ravi Singh 23 and Chris Deonarine 21 were their principal scorers; Vishnu Tamechandra claimed 2 wickets.
Wolf’s Warriors replied with 114-3 in 7.3 overs. Rai stroked an even half century (6×6) and Tamechandra belted 41 (2×4, 4×6); Wayne Narine took 2 wickets.
Farm overcame Princess by 10 wickets. Princess took first strike and posted 79-8 in 12 overs. Shafiq Mohamed made 27 as Rawl Reid captured 3-7. Farm then blasted their way to victory as they ended on 80 without loss in 4.3 overs. Lennox Marks made 43 and Patrick Khan 20.
Farm continued to maintain a clean sheet, beating Young Guns by 7 wickets in another fixture. Young Guns batted first and scored 99-9 in 11.2 overs, innings closed. Davindra Narine top scored with 37, while Yusuf Yunnis contributed 25; Sheldon Perch, Rabindra Narine and Sheldon Perch picked up two wickets apiece. Farm responded with 100-3 in 8.3 overs with Marks leading the way with 47 while Khan chipped in with 25.
In the Over-35 category, Industry went down to Savage XI by 7 wickets. N. Lall 28 and Azeemul Haniff 21 were mainly responsible for Industry total of 106-7 in 15 overs after batting first. Savage replied with 107-3 in 12 overs, Yusuf Yunnis led with 33. The game was reduced to 15 overs.
Regal scraped past Super Star by 4 wickets. Super Star took first turn at the crease and rattled up 222-6 off their allocation of 20 overs. David Budram scored 54 while Bryan Singh made 38, Suraj Ramphal 36 and Hardeo Sanichar 22. Anil Hardyal claimed 2-19.
Regal in reply won the game off the last ball of the match. Needing two runs to win, Hardyal punched the ball through covers for a double to seal the issue as they finished on 223-6 in 20 overs. Lance Hinds and Mahendra Arjune with 47 each, Samuel Kingston 43 and Shaheed Mohamed 36 contributed meaningfully towards the chase. Deochan Boodram took 2 wickets.
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