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Youardan Gurdayal (104), Imran Khan (78) propel Chesney into play-offs
2015 New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition in Berbice
Chesney beat Kendall’s Union B to emerge as winners of Zone I of the 2015 New Building Society Second
Imran Khan
Division Cricket Competition in Berbice and therefore earning the right to advance to the last 16 play-offs of the Competition.
Leading them to victory were Youardan Gurdayal who slammed 104 (8 fours and 2 sixes) and former Guyana T20 batting sensation Imran Khan 78 (2 fours and 1 six), the two of them featuring in a 171 run 2nd wicket partnership which was mainly responsible for Chesney amassing 247 for 6 in 30-Overs. Kendall’s Union B could only respond with 151 for 7 in 30-Overs with Richard Dhuman hitting 69 (2 fours and 2 sixes).
Bath offspinner Satesh Latchman took 5 for 31 from 6.1 Overs to help bowl out Monedderlust of No. 5 for 129. Bath however, still fell short in their response due to Monedderlust medium pacer Royden Peters picking up 5 for 5 from 5-Overs to bowl them out for 103.
Narine Badrinarine scored 60 (4 fours and 2 sixes) to help No. 48 Challengers reach 135 for 5 in 25-Overs against No. 64 Fighting Marines. Then his team-mate, legspinner Budhram Samaroo took 5 for 19 from 5-Overs to see the Marines bowled out for 97 in 21-Overs.
Also scoring half century were Saif Latchana of Fyrish Road and Darshan Chalitar of Crabwood Creek Rising.
In summarised scores:
At Chesney, Chesney beat Kendall’s Union B by 96 runs.
Chesney 247 for 6 in 30-Overs with Youardan Gurdayal 104, Imran Khan 78. Fazal Gobin 2 for 35 and
Darshan Chalitar
Vishal Persaud 2 for 47 were the main bowlers for Kendall’s Union B. Kendall’s Union B 151 for 7 in 30-Overs with Richard Dhuman 69. Imran Khan 2 for 17 and Anesh Deonarine 2 for 19.
At No. 5, Monedderlust beat Bath by 26 runs.
Monedderlust 129 in 22.1 Overs with Erwin Johnson 34, Gladwyn Johnson 28. Satesh Latchman 5 for 31 and Makesh Persaud 3 for 12. Bath 103 in 28-Overs with Akash Ramnarine 31. Royden Peters 5 for 5, Dharamdeo Misir 2 for 9 and Colvis Sam 2 for 29.
At No. 73, No. 48 Challengers beat No. 64 Fighting Marines by 38 runs.
No. 48 Challengers 135 for 5 in 25-Overs with Narine Badrinarine 60. Vadanand Sugrim 2 for 14, Ramesh Joseph 2 for 15, Kumar Chand 2 for 21 and Jason Itwaru 2 for 26. No. 64 Fighting Marines 97 in 21-Overs with Budhram Samaroo 5 for 19.
At Kilcoy, Fyrish Road beat Chesney Riders by 4 wickets.
Chesney Riders 132 in 21-Overs with Nazrudin Bux 36. 72 year old Zamin Hamid 3 for 29, Saif Latchana 2 for 10, Asif Gajnabi 2 for 24 and Hassan Hussain 2 for 27. Fyrish Road 135 for 6 in 29-Overs with Saif Latchana 63, Rakesh Rajnauth 2 for 10 and Isaac Kamaludin 2 for 25.
At No. 71, Crabwood Creek Rising beat No. 71 by 4 wickets.
No. 71 scored 149 in 30-Overs with Shabir Khan 35. Darshan Chalitar 2 for 12, Satesh Baldeo 2 for 25 and Divendra Chandradat 2 for 37. Crabwood Creek Rising 152 for 6 in 23-Overs with Darshan Chalitar 54 and Errington Seergobin 43 N.O.
At Bath, Blairmont Community Centre A beat Bath Spartans by 13 runs.
Blairmont Community Centre A 147 in 24.1 Overs with Ritesh Bridgelall 46, Mahendra Singh41. Terry Surijbali 4 for 10 and Ravi Goosai 3 for 56. Bath Spartans 134 in 27 Overs with Navin Ramnauth 29, Chetram Dhanprasad 26. Javed Karim 2 for 1, Ritesh Bridgelall 2 for 29 and Avishkar Sewkarran 2 for 33.
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