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Industry Super Kings triumph
Industry Super Kings overcame Enterprise by 54 runs in the final of a three-team
Members of the Industry Super Kings with organizer Samuel Kingston (left).
softball tournament played on Sunday last at Enterprise.
Batting first, Industry Super Kings posted a respectable 172-5 off their allocation of 15 overs. Ramo Malone stroked a fine 102 while Lloyd Rooplall made 19 David Harper 15. Malone made the home team pay for putting him down twice early in his innings. He slammed ten fours and two sixes and shared in an 85-run third wicket stand with Harper. Nandlall Seebarran claimed 2-29, while Rohan Mangal and Vishwanauth Gobin had one each.
Enterprise replied with 118-9 in 15 overs. Mangal who hit two fours in a top score of 31 and Khalil Mohamed (09) added 33 for the opening stand to give their team a bright start, but after they were separated the rest of the batting offered little support with only Narine Roopdeo scoring 21 and Seebarran 17. Jagdesh Persaud claimed 2-4, Nandram Samlall 2-7 and Rooplall 2-12.
Malone was given the man of the match and best batsman awards, while Jagdesh Persaud took the best bowler prize. Industry Super Kings received a trophy. The game was organized by Samuel Kingston.
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