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Christopher Jaundoo slams competition’s highest score so far, 150*for Skeldon CC
2015 NBS Second Division 40-over cricket competition in Berbice…
Christopher Jaundoo became the batsman with the highest individual score so far of the New Building
Christopher Jaundoo
Society Second Division Cricket Competition in Berbice when he slammed 150 not out for Skeldon Community Center in their match against No 72 All Stars.
Skeldon took first strike with Jaundoo opening the batting, and he featured in a first wicket partnership of 32 with Ryan Yacoob (11), 28 for the second wicket Parmanand Narine (12), 75 for the third wicket with Robindra Singh (23) and an unbroken fourth wicket partnership of 113 with Duane Edwards (35 n.o) to steer them to 249 for 3 in 40 overs. No 72 All Stars could only respond with 201 for 9 in their allotted overs. Jaundoo’s knock included 11 fours and 6 sixes.
Tristan Ramsarran, 47, led Scottsburg United to 159 in 34.2 overs against No 70 A. Their off spinner Oddel Kyte took 5 for 15 from 7 overs which together with Ramsarran’s 3 for 19 saw No 70 A restricted to 138 in 24.4 overs.
Legspinner Gajendranauth Ramnarine took 5 for 30 from 7 overs for Springlands when they bowled out No. 73 Young Warriors for 90 in 19 overs. In reply, they found themselves in early trouble at 30 for 4 with medium pacer Lakeram Latchman taking all four wickets. However, their opener Trishan Ramdass 56 n.o. with 6 fours and 2 sixes and Robin Rampersaud 10 n.o. put on the required 61 for victory.
After Clavern Beresford took 4 for 13 from 7 overs for Corriverton to bowl out No 72 Cut and Load for 104 in 28.2 overs. Opening batsman Jeremy Moore then slammed 51 (6 fours and 3 sixes) to help Corriverton
Trishan Ramsaran
to a 7 wicket victory.
Off spinner Kumarjeet Joseph took 5 for 42 from 5 overs in a losing effort for Rose Hall Town Bakewell B against Toopoo Rising Star.
Summarized scores:
At Skeldon, Skeldon Community Center beat No 72 All Star by 48 runs. Skeldon CC 249 for 3 in 40 overs with Christopher Jaundoo 150 n.o and Duane Edwards 35 n.o. No 72 All Star 201 for 9 in 40 overs with Kumar Chatterpaul 36 and Trishan Heera 28. Alex Burnett took 3 for 19 and Parmanand Narine 3 for 32.
At Scottsburg, Scottsburg United beat No 70 A by 21 runs. Scottsburg United 159 in 34.2 overs with Trishan Ramsarran 47. Naem Yacoob took 3 for 26, Omesh Khemraj 2 for 24, Devendra Jaggernauth 2 for 25 and Mohamed Deochan 2 for 26. No 70 A 138 in 24.4 overs. Rayon Yacoob made 35. Oddel Kyte 5 for 15 and Trishan Ramsaran 3 for 19.
At No 73, Springlands beat No 73 Young Warriors by 6 wickets. No 73 Young Warriors 90 in 19.4 overs with Gajendranaut Ramnarine 5 for 30 and Victor Pedro 2 for 17. Springlands 91 for 4 in 13.5 overs with Trishan Ramsaran 56 n.o. Lakeram Latchman took 4 for 26.
At No 72, Corriverton beat No 72 Cut and Load by 7 wickets. No 72 Cut and Load 104 in 28.2 overs with Akeshwar Jagroop 33. Clavern Beresford 4 for 13, Faoud Bacchus 2 for 15, Errol Byass 2 for 26 and
Clavern Beresford
Eric Phillips 2 for 31. Corriverton 105 for 3 in 18.3 overs with Jeremy Moore 51 and Amzan Applesamy 27 n.o.
At Albion Primary School ground, Toopoo Rising Stars beat Rose Hall Town Bakewell B by 84 runs. Toopoo Rising Stars 179 in 25.2 overs with Vinod Narine 42, Majid Mohamed 31, Yoganand Permaul 28 and Surindra Ramdeo 25. Kumarjeet Joseph 5 for 42, Sunil Morimootoo 3 for 12 and Keith Simpson 2 for 19. Rose Hall Town Bakewell B 93 in 19.2 overs with Lakeraj Sanichar 3 for 8, Aftab Afroo 2 for 9 and Surindra Ramdeo 2 for 10.
At No 63, No 64 Fighting Marines beat No 43 Scorpion by 6 wickets. No 43 Scorpion 80 in 16 overs. Vadenand Sugrim 4 for 12, Kumar Chand 2 for 7, Davendra Budhoo and Jason Itwaru 2 for 15 each. No 64 Fighting Marines 84 for 4 in 16 overs with Ramesh Joseph 26, Kumar Chand 25 n.o and Devin Baldeo 2 for 19.
At Rose Hall in Canje, Rose Hall Community Center beat Betsy Ground Triple Stars by 31 runs. Rose Hall CC 115 in 31.4 overs with Ameer Rahaman 29 n.o. Davanand Gopaul 4 for 22 and Lawrence Basant 2 for 4. Betsy Ground Triple Star 84 in 28.3 overs. Ameer Rahaman 3 for 8, Keon Isaacs 3 for 8 and Mahendra Parasram 2 for 15.
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