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2015 NBS 2nd Division 40-over cricket …Edwards (74), Fraser (58 n.o) in 150 run opening stand for Young Warriors
Jason Thomas slams 86 n.o and takes 5 for 26 for Jai Hind
In latest action in the 2015 New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition in Berbice, Young Warriors of Cumberland were chasing 168 for victory versus Canje Pathfinders reached their target with eight wickets in hand. They were led by Wahied Edwards 74 and Mortimer Fraser 58 not out who together put on an opening partnership 150 runs.
Lakeram Latchman
Defending champions D’Edward also benefitted from two half centuries from Devendra Lalsa 77 (4 fours and 5 sixes) and Lakeraj Sookra 69 n.o. (3 fours and 6 sixes) seeing them to 221 for 6 in 30 overs against Bath Spartans whose leg spinner Vishal Bejai took 5 for 21 from 6 overs. The Spartans could only respond with 163 all out in 29.1 overs with medium pacer Navendra Rampersaud picking up 4 for 22.
Jason Thomas, batting at No 8 for Jai Hind, made 86 n.o. with 4 fours and 6 sixes to steer his team to 269 for 8 in 35 overs against Kendall’s Union B, who in their reply could only muster 90 in 19.3 overs. Opening bowler Thomas took 5 for 26 from 7 overs.
Other notable all round performances were turned in by former Berbice under-15 player Parasram Tilkuram of Whim National, Lakeram Latchman of No 73 Young Warriors and
Avinash Loaknauth of Tamarind Root.
Summarized scores: At Cumberland, Young Warriors beat Canje Pathfinders by 8 wickets.
Canje Pathfinders 166 for 9 in 30 overs with Ravin Dayaram 47 and Roberto Britton 25. Ishwar Singh took 3 for 14 and Anil Beharry 2 for 24. Young Warriors 167 for 2 in 17 overs with Wahied Edwards 74 and Mortimer Fraser 58 n.o. Keishar Gangaram 2 for 31.
At D’Edward, D’Edward beat Bath Spartans by 58 runs. D’Edward 221 for 5 in 30 overs with Devendra Lalsa 77 and Lakeraj Sookra 69 n.o. Vishal Bejai 5 for 21. Bath Spartans 163 in 29.1 overs with Khemraj Armogan 32 and Ravi Gossai 25. Navendra Rampersaud 4 for 22, Alvin Chowramootoo 3 for 35 and Devendra Lalsa 2 for 22.
At Albion Front, Jai Hind beat Kendall’s Union B by 179 runs. Jai Hind 269 for 8 in 35 overs.
Jason Thomas 86 n.o and Joshal Garner 47. Satesh Totaram 4 for 45 and Rakesh Kallicharran 3 for 36. Kendall’s Union B 90 in 19.3 overs with Jason Thomas 5 for 26 and Chanader Goberdhan 3 for 23.
At Port Mourant, Whim National beat Guysuco Training Center by 4 wickets. Guysuco Training Center 135 in 33.4 overs with Devendra Singh 29 and Naresh Persaud 28. Parasram Tilkuram took 4 for 23 and Deeraj Venkiah 3 for 14. Whim National 136 for 6 in 26.1 overs with Parasram Tilkuram 53. Devendra Singh 2 for 19 and Akeem Bollers 2 for 33.
At No 73, Scottsburg United beat No 73 Young Warriors by 5 wickets. No 73 Young Warriors 140 in 32 overs with Lakeram Latchman 59 and Odiraj Singh 39. Odell Kyte 3 for 15, Trishan Ramsarran 2 for 24 and Curtis Willeps 2 for 29. Scottsburg United 141 for 5 in 22 overs with Nicholie Ceres 42 and Kevin Clarke 38. Lakeram Latchman 3 for 16.
At Belvedere, Tamarind Root beat Belvedere United by 55. Tamarind Root 231 in 30 overs. Avinash Looknauth 58 and Adrian Singh 38. Renrick Batson 2 for 26, Nazeem Samad 2 for 29 and Davendra Rampadaret 2 for 47. Belvedere United 176 in 26.1 overs. Troy Mckenzie 38 and Nazeem Samad 29. Ajay Ramsammy 3 for 9, Adrian Singh 2 for 12 and Avinash Looknauth 2 for 40.
At Kilcoy, Sand Reef beat Fyrish Road by 2 wickets. Fyrish Road 152 in 33.4 overs with Anand Singh 3 for 21, Shivnarine Sahid 2 for 16 and Zaheer Azeez 2 for 20. Sand Reef 154 for 8 in 25.1 overs with Hemraj Ramsaroop 35 n.o and Zaheer Azeez 27. Hassan Hussain 4 for 17 and Safraz Khan 3 for 35.
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