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Michael Kendall’s 116 and 3 for 19 lead No.52 survival to victory
2015 NBS 2nd Division 40-over cricket competition…
Deonarine (92), Hinds (79) feature in 165-run opening stand for Tucber Park
The 2015 New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition for teams in Berbice continued
Steve Deonarine
recently with Michael Kendall scoring 116 with 9 fours and 8 sixes to steer his team No52 Survival to 242 for 6 in 30 overs against No 48 Challengers who, in reply were bowled out for 105 with Kendall coming back with his off spin to take 3 for 19 from 6 overs, rounding off a good all round performance.
Tucber Park’s opening batsmen, Berbice under 17 cricketer Steve Deonarine with 92 (8 fours and 1 six) and former Berbice under-19 wicketkeeper batsman Hakeem Hinds with 79 (10 fours) put on 165 runs in an opening stand for their team against Guyana Eagles. However, after both of them departed in quick succession, Eagles left arm spinner Gregory Crandon picked up 5 wickets to see Tucber Park scraping to 210 all out which in the end was 48 runs more than the
Eagles can make.
Relying to Rose Hall Community Center’s 143 from 33 overs, Canje Pathfinder were soon shakily placed at 32 for 6 before Keishar Gangaram came in and blasted 81 (5 fours and 3 sixes) to lead them to a narrow one wicket win.
After Crabwood Creek Rising bowled out No69 Red Rose for a paltry 67 in 18 overs, they romped home to a 10-wicket win in just 4.2 overs with Naresh Deo hitting 50 not out with 5 fours and 3 sixes.
Summarized scores:
At No 52, No 52 Survival beat No 48 Challengers by 137. No 52 Survival 242 for 6 in 30 overs with
Michael Kendall
Michael Kendall 116. Balram Persaud took 2 for 51. No 48 Challenger 105 in 21.2 overs with Michael Kendall 3 for 19 and Vikash Ramjaewan 2 for 26.
At Cumberland, Tucber Park beat Guyana Eagles by 48 runs. Tucker Park 210 in 40 overs with Steve Deonarine 92 and Hakeem Hinds 79. Gregory Crandon took 5 for 38 and Kellon Henry 2 for 25. Guyana Eagles 162 in 37 overs. Kishan Ramsarran 47 and Marlon Sheppard 26. Brandon Stewart 2 for 15, Niall Smith 2 for 20 and Omar Weatherspoon 2 for 26.
At Rose Hall Canje, Canje Pathfinder beat Rose Hall Community Center by 1 wicket. RHCC 143 in 33 overs with Sanjay Badal 3 for 9 and Videsh Singh 2 for 28. Canje Pathfinder 144 for 9 in 25.4 overs with Keishar Gangaram 81. Andre Grant took 4 for 28.
At No 69, Crabwood Creek Rising beat No 69 Red Rose by 10 wickets. No 69 Red Rose 67 in 18 overs with Satesh Baldeo 4 for 32 and Quadir Khan 3 for 3. Crabwood Creek Rising 68 without loss in 4.2 overs with Naresh Deo 50 n,o.
At No 70, No 70 MYO beat Young Royals of Crabwood Creek by 6 wickets. Young Royals 94 in 20 overs with Imran Khan 3 for 15, Salim Khan 3 for 23 and Mohamed Azarudeen 2
for 25. No MYO 96 for 4 in 13 overs with Mohamed Azarudeen 33 n.o. Jaspal Smith 4 for 26.
At No 5 in West Berbice, Monedderlust of No 5 beat Bath Spartan by 18 runs. Monedderlust 172 in 30.5 overs with Kevon Rabindranauth 48, Colvis Sam 28 and Elvis Rutherford 25. Navin
Ramnauth 3 for 23, Kapildeo Armogan 2 for 23, Vinoor Ramjattan 2 for 29 and Vishal Bejai 2 for 40. Bath Spartans 154 in 25.2 overs with Chetram
Anandchand 28. Colvis Sam took 4 for 20, Gladwyn Johnson 3 for 28 and Dial Misir 2 for 12.
At Bush Lot Farm, Kennard’s Memorial beat Yakusari Caribs by 4 wickets. Yakusari Caribs 87 in 16 overs with Naipaul Ayana 42. Devindra Sydney took 3 for 10, Andrew Persaud 2 for 11
and Karamchand Ramnarine 2 for 19. Kennard’s’ Memorial 88 for 6 off 15.2 overs with Suraj Seelall 30 and Thomas George 29. Ramesh Ayana 3 for 23.
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