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NBS 2nd Div. 40 Over – Berbice…Skeldon and Kennard’s Memorial advance to playoffs
Skeldon Community Centre defeated Crabwood Creek Sports Club in their latest Zone P (Upper Corentyne-South) preliminary match to end as winners of that Zone and book their last 16 playoff spot in the New Building Society 2nd Division 40 Over cricket competition in Berbice. Led by half centuries from Sydney Jackman Jr., Rohan Vishnu, Gajendra Nauth and Dwayne
Lakeram Latchman
Edwards, Skeldon rattled up a daunting 275 all out in 33 overs in the 35-overs-a-side match. They then duly bowled out Crabwood Creek for 148.
Kennard’s Memorial also advanced to the playoffs after defeating Young Adventurers to emerge as winners of Zone L. Kennard’s Memorial made 223 for 7 in 30 overs and went on to win by 101 runs.
After Tamarind Root gave Chesney something to think about when they posted 191 for 9 in their 35 overs, Imran Khan of Stanford T20 fame slammed 101 not out in just 115 minutes to guide Chesney to victory with 4 wickets and 7.3 overs to spare. His knock included 12 fours and 2 sixes.
Morvin Harvey of No.52 Survival hit 76 and took 4 for 24 to lead his team to a 124-run victory over No.45. Also scoring half centuries were Soomdat Singh and Navin Sugrim both of No.71 while medium pacer Lakeram Latchman took 5 for 8 from 7 overs to lead No.73 Young Warriors to a 16-run win over No.72 All Star.
Summarized scores:
At Crabwood Creek – Skeldon Community Centre hammered Crabwood Creek by 127 runs. Skeldon Community Centre 275 in 33 overs; Sydney Jackman Jr. 60, Rohan Vishnu 53, Gajendra Nauth 52, Dwayne Edwards 50, Victor Pedro 42 and Ganesh Ragubeer 3 for 45. Crabwood Creek 148 in 30 overs; Kamal Chandradat 27, Quacy Burnett 3 for 21 and Jameel Jackman 3 for 24.
At Bush Lot Farm – Kennard’s Memorial trounced Young Adventurers by 101 runs. Kennard’s Memorial 223 for 7 in 30 overs; Doodnauth Ramnarine 76 not out, Kamadevin Permauloo 26 and Brentnol Bourne 2 for 31. Young Adventurers 122 in 24.2 overs; Somesh Mangru 3 for 10 and Karamchand Ramnarine 2 for 22.
Doodnauth Ramnarine
At Chesney – Chesney beat Tamarind Root by 4 wickets. Tamarind Root 191 for 9 in 35 overs; Anil Looknauth 41, Anesh Deonarine 3 for 23, Safraz Khan 3 for 33 and Ravindra Somwaru 2 for 34. Chesney 194 in 27.3 overs; Imran Khan 101 not out and Dilip Rengasammy 2-41.
At No.52 – No.52 Survival defeated No.45 by 124 runs. No.52 Survival 245 for 8 in 25 overs; Morvin Harvey 76, Michael Kendall 44 and Anil Ramrup 25. No.45 121 in 17.3 overs; Marvin Harvey 4 for 24.
At No.73 – No.73 Young Warriors got past No.72 All Star by 16 runs. No.73 Young Warriors 188 in 35 overs; Lakeram Latchman 40, Hamant Jagdeo 42, Trishan Ramsarran 32, Darendranauth Jairam 4 for 33 and Chandredai Laljit 3 for 38. No.72 All Star 172 in 36 overs; Darendranauth Jairam 44, Lakeram Latchman 5 for 8, Gobin Roopram 3 for 28 and Sewnarine Dallu 2 for 26.
At No.71 – No.71 humbled No.72 Cut and Load by 158 runs. No.71 252 for 9 in 35 overs; Soomdat Singh 71, Navin Sugrim 51 not out, Manouram Vincent 48 and Davanand Chatterpaul 3 for 39. No.72 Cut and Load 94 in 18 overs; Diaranarine 26, Karamchand Roopraj 4 for 24, Navin Vincent 2 for 14 and Nazim Mohamed 2 for 16.
At Chesney – Chesney got past Fyrish Road by 5 wickets. Fyrish Road 99 in 30.1 overs; Imran Khan 3 for 11, Anesh Deonarine 2 for 8 and Narine Deonarine 2 for 20. Chesney 105 for 5 in 14 overs; Shestri Persaud 38 not out and Shameem Ahmad 4 for 28.
At No.73 – No.73 Young Warriors beat Springlands by 33 runs. No.73 Young Warriors 215 for 9 in 40 overs; Lakeram Latchman 36, Odraj Singh 26 not out, Kawal Jainarine 25, Ryan Ramdass 2 for 19 and Jamal Khan 2 for 37.
Springlands 182 in 36.3 overs; Ryan Ramdass 29, Jamal Khan 26, Nethram Roopram 4 for 30, Gobin Roopram 4 for 32 and Lakeram Latchman 2 for 27.
At No.70 – No.70 Young Star banged Progressive Youth by 107 runs. No.70 Young Star 164 in 27.3 overs; Ryan Yacoob 39. Progressive Youth 57 in 17.1 overs with Chris Bollers 4 for 5 and Omesh Kumar 4 for 18.
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