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HS Masters overcome Trophy Stall Masters
HS Masters defeated Trophy Stall Masters by 29 runs when the teams collided in two 10-over softball contest organised by Trevor Wharton at the Malteenoes Sports Club, recently.
After the teams played to a tie in the first encounter, HS Masters posted 54-7, batting first in the second game. Ano Singh made 22. Trophy Stall Masters responded with 25-7. Mikey Ifill claimed 3-10.
In the first match, Trophy Stall Masters took first strike and managed 114-7. Clyde Hoyte struck 67 as Manoj Arjune took 2-15. HS Masters replied with 114all out. Danny Mohanram scored 62 and Oslyn Batson 25.
The games were sponsored by Trophy Stall.
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