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New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition in Berbice…
Murray, Mahadeo, De Jesus put Skeldon, Rose Hall and Tucber to Quarter-finals
– Courtland and Bush Lot also through
Skeldon Community Centre, Rose Hall Town Bakewell, Tucber Park, Courtland All Stars and Bush Lot
Khemraj Mahadeo
Challengers all won their last 16 play-off matches and therefore advanced to the quarter-finals of the New Building Society Second Division 40-Over Cricket Competition in Berbice.
Sherwin Murray hit 62 to help Skeldon put on 199 for 5 in 35 Overs against Kennard’s Memorial. He came back and took 2 for 15 to see Kennard’s bowled out for 103 in reply.
Offspinner Shawn Jackman took 5 for 38 to help Scotsburg United bowl out Rose Hall Town Bakewell for 169 in 35.3 Overs. However, Rose Hall Town’s former Berbice Under-19 offspinner Khemraj Mahadeo in turn took 5 for 34 to see Scotsburg fall short by 39 runs.
After No. 64 Fighting Marine’s opening pacer Ramzan Subhan took 4 for 17 from 8 Overs to help restrict Tucber Park to 177 for 9 in 40 Overs. Tucber’s offspinner Keion De Jesus took 5 for 38 to assist in bowling out the Marines for 151.
In a hard-fought battle, Courtland All Stars bowled out Corriverton for 104 and they with medium pacer Clavern Beresford taking 4 for 17, they struggled to 105 for 8 in reply.
Tamarind Root of Hampshire posted 172 in 40-Overs but with Rajbance Hamraj leading the way with 46, Bush Lot Challengers went to win by 4 wickets.
D’Edward, Edinburgh and Young Warriors were the other teams to reach the quarter-finals earlier.
In summarised scores:
At Skeldon, Skeldon Community Centre beat Kennard’s Memorial by 96 runs.
Skeldon Community Centre 199 for 5 in 35 Overs with Sherwin Murray 62, Junior Blair 35, Charles France 39 and Andrew Persaud 2 for 39.
Kennard’s Memorial 103 in 26 Overs with Thomas George 34, Totaram Rajbance 3 for 16 and Sherwin
Keon DeJesus
Murray 2 for 15.
At the Area H Ground in Rose Hall Town, Rose Hall Town Bakewell beat Scotsburg United by 39 runs. Rose Hall Town Bakewell 169 in 35.3 Overs with Vidal Crandon 43, Cylus Tyndall 23 and Shawn Jackman 5 for 38.
Scotsburg United 130 in 21.3 Overs with Kelvin Clarke 29, Khemraj Mahadeo 5 for 34 and Sherain Murray 2 for 30.
At No. 69, Tucber Park beat No. 64 Fighting Marines by 26 runs.
Tucber Park 177 for 9 in 40-Overs with Hakeem Hinds 32, Joel Seitaram 32, Ramzan Subhan 4 for 17 and Devendra Budhoo 2 for 22.
No. 64 Fighting Marines 151 in 32-Overs with Steve Embrack 47, Devendra Budhoo 25, Keion De Jesus 5 for 38, Omar Weatherspoon 2 for 17 and Nial Smith 2 for 43.
At No. 73, Courtland All Star beat Corriverton by 2 wickets.
Corriverton 104 in 26 Overs with Errol Byass 25, Michael Cummings 3 for 26 and Keon Sinclair 3 for 28.
Courtland All Star 105 for 8 in 20-Overs with Keon Sinclair 38, Clavern Beresford 4 for 17 and Jermain Reid 3 for 30.
AT Bush Lot in West Berbice, Bush Lot Challengers beat Tamarind Root by 4 wickets.
Tamarind Root 172 in 40-Overs with Adrian Singh 38, Percy Deonarine 32, Christopher Bissoon 3 for 49, Navindra Ramsaroop 2 for 23 and Rajiv Kishu 2 for 45.
Bush Lot Challengers 173 for 6 in 39.2 Overs with Rajbance Hemraj 46, Joel Dilchand 32 and Dilip Rangasammy 3 for 34.
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