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NBS 2nd Div. 40-over cricket – Berbice…Ryan De Nobrega’s 61 sees Friendship Cavaliers through to last 16
A timely half century from Ryan De Nobrega led Friendship Cavaliers of the Berbice River to victory which saw them winning that zone of the New Building Society Second Division 40-over cricket competition in Berbice, thus earning a
Ryan De Nobrega
place in the last 16 playoffs.
De Nobrega hit 61 (5×4 2×6) to help his team post 222-9 in their allotted 25 0vers against Ebini Ranch Raiders who were bowled out for 91 in response. Other half centuries were scored by Wayne Richards of Police, Rajbance Hemraj of Bush Lot Challengers and Krishna Amoi of Chesney.
Summarized scores:
At Friendship, Berbice River – Friendship Cavaliers hammered Ebini Ranch Raiders by 131 runs.
Friendship Cavaliers 222-9 in 25 overs; Ryan De Nobrega 61, Brian King 43*, Jason Denheart 29, Irving Lyte 4-44 and Peter Grant 2-38. Ebini Ranch Raiders 91 in 19 overs; Michael Caple 3-9 and Daniel Leacock 2-14.
At Lochaber, West Canje – Guyana Eagles edged Police by 6 runs. Guyana Eagles 198 in 27.5 overs; Gregory Crandon 35, Jorm De Freitas 30, Vidol La Fleur 27, Wayne Richards 2-18, Martin Singh 2-40.
Police 192 in 29.4 overs; Wayne Richards 62, Martin Singh 41, Fiaz Latif 2-15, Michael West 2-24 and Gregory Crandon 2-29.
At Bush Lot, West Berbice – Bush Lot Challengers got past Hopetown United by 66 runs. Bush Lot Challengers 157-7 in 25 overs; Rajbance Hemraj 51, Asif Khan 39 and Joel Dilchand 34. Hopetown United 91 in 18.3 overs; Asif Khan 3-11, Rajiv Kishun 3-16.
At Chesney – Chesney beat Travellers by 109 runs. Chesney 210-8 in 30 overs; Krishna Amoi 64, Shastri Persaud 43, Brian Algu 3-35, Bhupendra Matadin 2-41. Travelers 101 in 17.4 overs; Avinash Sookraj 28, Anesh Deonarine 2-18, Devendra Harilall 2-19, Imran Khan 2-19.
At No. 69 – No. 69 Red Rose beat No. 72 All Star by 2 wickets. No. 72 All Star 147 in 30 overs; Mahesh Bhoj 42, Parmeshwar Chatterpaul 25 and Tariq Chaitram 4-27. No. 69 Red Rose 152-8 in 28.1 overs; Tariq Chaitram 31.
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