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Speedboat, Floodlights take GFSCA Mashramani titles
Speed Boat and Floodlights were crowned champions in the Open and Over-40
Greg Singh (right) of Speedboat collects the top prize from Rohan Bhoojraj of Rohan Auto Spares in the presence of other members of Speedboat team.
categories respectively when the curtains came down on the Guyana Floodlight Softball Cricket Association (GFSCA) Mashramani tournament on Saturday night at the Demerara Cricket Club.
Speed Boat defeated Country Side by 19 runs in the Open final. Batting first, Speed Boat managed 80 without loss off their allotted five overs. Greg Singh slammed 50 (2×4,5×6). Country Side replied with 61-5 in five overs. Sachin Ramcharran struck 35.
In the Over-40 segment, Floodlights overcame Regal Masters by eight wickets in an exciting fixture. Regal scored 96-3 in 10 overs, taking first strike. Eric Thomas slammed 40, Eon Abel made 17 and Raymond Harper 14. Ramesh Narine took 2-11. Floodlights responded with 97-2 in 10 overs. Yunnis Yusuf led with 50 (4×4,3×6) and John Sumair made 15 not out. Harper and Shaheed Mohamed picked up one wicket each.
Speed Boat pocketed $50,000 and Country Side $15,000 in the open division, while Floodlights took home $50,000 and Regal Masters $15,000.
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