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Khemraj Mahadeo (5 for 30 and 80 N.O.) propel Rose Hall Town into play-offs
2015 New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition in Berbice…
Former Berbice Under-19 allrounder Khemraj Mahadeo turned in an outstanding allround performance that propelled his team Rose Hall Town Bakewell to a 9-wicket over Whim National in their final Zone K preliminary match of the 2015
Khemraj Mahadeo
New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition in Berbice. This win left Rose Hall Town tied with Port Mourant and Tain Block Four on top of the Zone but they having the superior run rate of the three, were declared the winner of the Zone, thus earning their place in the play-offs.
Mahadeo firstly took 5 for 20 from 6 Overs with his offspin to bowl out Whim for 157. Then opening the batting he hot 80 not out (10 fours) being involved in a 73-run opening partnership with Vidal Crandon (33) and an unbroken 87-run 2nd wicket stand with West Indies Female cricketer Shemaine Campbelle (30 N.O.) to steer Rose Hall Town to 160 for 1 in 23-Overs.
Led by 94 (6 fours and 6 sixes) from Vinode Samaroo, Letterkenny Young Star made a decent 198 in 29.3 Overs against Tain Block Four. However, Imran Khan slammed 82 (4 fours and 8 sixes) to steer Tain to 202 for 4 in 29.1 Overs and victory.
Other batsmen scoring half centuries were Baichan Deonarine of Kendall’s Union A and Davendra Baijnauth of Kendall’s Union B.
In summarised scores:
At Whim, Rose Hall Town Bakewell beat Whim National by 9 wickets.
Whim National 157 in 30-Overs with Parasram Tilkutam 29, Khemraj Mahadeo 5 for 20 and Randall Lewis 2 for 30. Rose Hall Town Bakewell 160 for 1 in 23-Overs with Khemraj Mahadeo 80 N.O, Vidal Crandon 33 and Shemaine Campbelle 30 N.O.
At Tain, Tain Block Four beat Letterkenny Young Star by 4 wickets.
Letterkenny Young Star 198 in 29.3 Overs with Vinode Samaroo 94, Mahendra Maynard 3 for 25, Winston Charles 3 for 25 and Veeran Baldeo 2 for 29.
Tain Block Four 202 for 4 in 29.1 Overs with Imran Khan 82, Devendra Dullum 40, Mahendra Baldeo 29 and Prem Kanhai 3 for 32.
At No. 19, Kendall’s Union A beat Courtland All Stars by 8 wickets.
Courtland All Stars 117 in 21.2 Overs with Keon Sinclair 33, Ravin Seecharran 3 for 12 and Baichan Deonarine 2 for 26. Kendall’s Union A 121 for 2 in 19.3 Overs with Baichan Deonarine 56 N.O.
At No. 19, Kendall’s Union B beat Fyrish Road by 6 wickets.
Fyrish Road 119in 25-Overs with Richard Dhuman 3 for 10, Rakesh Kalicharran 2 for 15 and Satersh Totaram 2 for 21. Kendall’s Union B 120 for 4 in 15.5 Overs with Davendra Baijnauth 53 and Hassan Hussain 2 for 18.
At No. 43, No. 52 Survival beat No. 43 Scorpion by 43 runs.
No. 52 Survival 159 in 29.5 Overs with Michael Kendall 45. No. 43 Scorpion 116 in 23.3 Overs with Devoin Baldeo 37, Dalton Harvey 3 for 30, Peer Tello 3 for 31, Michael Kendall 2 for 20 and Suraj Persaud 2 for 30.
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