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Apr 10, 2014 News
Rivalry in the Elizabeth Styles Under-19 50 overs cricket competition in Berbice continued recently with more outstanding performances.
Berbice Under-19 batsman Nick Ramsaroop blasted 128 (9×4 5×6), Avishkar Sewkarran stroked 91 (8×4) and Guyana Under-17 all-rounder Parmanand Ramdhan hit 67 (7×4 3×6) to spearhead Blairmont Community Centre to a mammoth 351-8 off 45 overs against D’Edward, the highest score by a team in the competition so far.
Ramsaroop and Sewkarran featured in an opening stand of 227 in 30 overs. When D’Edward replied they had to contend with Berbice Under-15 pacer Rameshwari Somwaru who snared 5-6 from 6 overs and medium pacer Sewkarran who rounded off a fine all round display with 5-12 from 7 overs to topple D’Edward for a disappointing 24.
Crabwood Creek Risings opening batsman Naresh Deo slammed 105 (3×4 9×6) in their total of 185 off 30.2 overs against No.70 Young Star whose off spinner Thameshwar Kumar grabbed 6-36.
Deo’s effort however went in vain as Kumar slammed 71 (6×4 6×6) to steer Young Star to an easy six 6 wicket win.
Clifton Lindee fell short of a ton by three runs (15×4 1×6) and Kwesi Mickle 60 (6×4) to steer Police to 268 in 43.2 overs against Edinburgh. When Edinburgh replied, Police off spinner Leon Andrews took 5-21 from 7 overs to help destroy Edinburgh for 139 despite a well played 70 (11×4 1×6) from opening batsman, Joseph Giddings.
Summarised scores:
At Blairmont – Blairmont Community Centre mauled D’Edward by 327 runs. Blairmont Community Centre 351 for 8 in 45 overs; Nick Ramsaroop 128, Avishkar Sewkarran 91, Parmanand Ramdhan 67, Allosia Murphy 2-3, Raymond Braithwaite 2-62, Andre Rambarran 2-75. D’Edward 24 in 14 overs; Rameshwari Somwaru 5-6, Avishkar Sewkarran 5-12.
At Crabwood Creek – No. 70 Young Star hammered Crabwood Creek Risings by 6 wickets. Crabwood Creek Risings 185 in 30.2 overs; Naresh Deo 105, Thameshwar Kumar 6-33, Viendra Gooniah 2-39. No. 70 Young Star 190-4 in 29.4 overs; Thameshwar Kumar 71, Viendra Gooniah 31, Parmeshwar Chatterpaul 27, Delon Harvey 3-31.
At Edinburgh – Police trounced Edinburgh by 129 runs. Police 268 in 43.2 overs; Clifton Lindee 97, Kwesi Mickle 60, Vijay Mangra 2-11, Clifford Welcome 2-30, Wally Latif 2-37, Joseph Giddings 2-52. Edinburgh 139 in 35.4 overs; Joseph Giddings 70, Leon Andrews 5-21 Kwesi Mickle 2-17, Steffon Anderson 2-33.
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