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The Chanderpauls join the Sebastiens as father, son with century at Regional U-19 level
Shivnarine Chanderpaul and son Tagenarine
Statistician Charwayne Walker today looks at the father son teaming that excelled at country and regional level in cricket. As he notes, when Guyanese Tagenarine Chanderpaul reached three figures against the Leeward Islands during the 2013 Regional Under-19 Championships in St. Kitts, he joined his father Shivnarine who scored 136 and 139 respectively against Trinidad and Tobago in 1992 at Bourda and 1993 at Warner’s Park in St. Kitts. The Chanderpauls became the second father and son duo to achieve this feat which was first done by Windward Islands Dominicans Lockhart and Liam Sebastien. Lockhart scored 125 against Trinidad and Tobago in 1975, while Liam scored 125 against Guyana in Jamaica in 2002.
Strangely enough, the Chanderpauls, Shivnarine and Tagenarine and the Constantines, Lebron and Leary are the only father and sons that feature together in a Regional First Class match. The Constantines played together against Barbados at Bourda in 1936, while the Chanderpauls emulated the feat in 2014 against Trinidad and Tobago at the Queens Park Oval.
Please find below Guyanese Centurions at the Regional Under-19 level since 1970.
Centurions for Guyana in Regional Under-19 2-innings-per-side cricket
Year Name Score Opponent Venue
1970 Gopie Beasmonie 101 Trinidad & Tobago MSC Ground, Guyana
1973 Colin Jackman 126 Combined Islands St. Lucia
1973 Faoud Bacchus 139 Barbados St. Lucia
1974 Timur Mohamed 104 Barbados Bourda, Guyana
1975 Mark Harper 140 Windwards Gilbert Park, Trinidad
1975 Mark Harper 103 Trinidad & Tobago Gilbert Park, Trinidad
1975 Timur Mohamed 158 & 103* Barbados Kensingston Oval, Barbados
1976 Andrew Lyght 106 Jamaica Sabina Park, Jamaica
1980 Andrew Jackman 151 Barbados Kensingston Oval, Barbados
1980 Roger Harper 102* Barbados Kensingston Oval, Barbados
1981 Andrew Jackman 100 Barbados Camp Ayangana, Guyana
1984 Fasil Abdool Sattaur 128 Trinidad & Tobago Bridgetown, Barbados
1985 Carl Hooper 180 Leewards Bourda, Guyana
1985 Carl Hooper 120 Barbados Port Mourant, Guyana
1986 Carl Hooper 173 Windwards Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
1986 Peter Persaud 102 Windwards Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
1986 Sudesh Dhaniram 163 Barbados Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
1988 Nolan Mc Kenzie 120 Windwards Barbados
1988 Nezam Hafeez 113 Leewards Kensingston Oval, Barbados
1989 Keith Semple 101 Jamaica Everest, Guyana
1989 Nyeem Baksh 154 Jamaica Everest, Guyana
1989 Robin Browne 105 Trinidad & Tobago Camp Ayangana, Guyana
1989 Budnarine Sumair 109 (debut) Barbados Bourda, Guyana
1990 Deryck Mc Donald 134 Trinidad & Tobago Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
1990 Shameer Sadloo 113 Windwards Port-of-Spain, Trinidad
1991 Arjune Nandu 126 Windwards Kingston, Jamaica
1992 Shivnarine Chanderpaul 136 Trinidad & Tobago Bourda, Guyana
1993 Shivnarine Chanderpaul 139 Trinidad & Tobago St. Kitts
1993 Rohan Sarjoo 113 Barbados St. Kitts
1994 Nicholas DeGroot 106 Barbados Bank’s Hall, Barbados
1994 Andre Percival 110 Trinidad & Tobago Wanderers, Barbados
1995 Mahendra Nagamootoo 108* Windwards La Sagasse, Genada
1996 Hemnarine Chattergoon 128 (debut) Barbados Elleston Rd, Jamaica
1996 Hemnarine Chattergoon 110 Windwards Melbourne, Jamaica
1996 Azimul Hnaiff 128 Windwards Melbourne, Jamaica
1997 Azimul Hnaiff 139 Barbados Everest, Guyana
1997 Ramnaresh Sarwan 128 Windwards Enmore, Guyana
1999 Narsingh Deonarine 142 Barbados Queens Park, Barbados
1999 Narsingh Deonarine 131 Trinidad & Tobago Queens Park, Barbados
2000 Hemraj Garbarran 158* Canada Bourda, Guyana
2002 Assad Fudadin 103 Windwards Elleston Rd, Jamaica
2003 Assad Fudadin 127 Canada Bourda, Guyana
2004 Zamal Khan 154 Barbados Melbourne, Jamaica
2005 Leon Johnson 200* Barbados Stubbs, St Vincent
2006 Gajanand Singh 100 Windwards DCC, Guyana
2006 Gajanand Singh 150 Jamaica Enmore, Guyana
2006 Krishna Deosarran 115 Barbados Bourda, Guyana
2007 Vishal Singh 124 Windwards St Mary’s Park, St. Kitts
2007 Rajendra Chandrika 110 Trinidad & Tobago Warner Park, St. Kitts
2008 Seon Hetmeyer 105 Trinidad & Tobago Lester Vaughn, Barbados
2009 Trevon Griffith 104 Leewards Police, Jamaica
2012 Chanderpaul Hemraj 102 Leewards St Catherine SC, Barbados
2012 Richardo Adams 102 Trinidad & Tobago Pine Basin, Barbados
2013 Akashay Homraj 100 Windwards St. Kitts
2013 Tagenarine Chanderpaul 104* Leewards Warner’s Park, St. Kitts
2014 Shimron Hetmeyer 125 Winwards Everest, Guyana
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