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Feb 27, 2018 Sports
Regal Masters, Mike’s Wellman and Regal All Stars registered victories when the Regal Sports softball tournament continued on Sunday at Malteenoes Sports Club.
Regal Masters defeated Fisherman by 30 runs. Regal Masters batted first and posted 153-5 off their allocated 15 overs. Opener Mahase Chunilall struck one four and six sixes in a top score of 46 while Rudolph Baker made 40 with one four and five sixes and Mohendra Arjune 23 including one four and two sixes. Chunilall added 63 for the fourth wicket with David Harper who was dismissed for 14. D. Thomas claimed 2-15 and Zameer Hassan 2-22. Fishermen were restricted for 123-7 in 15 overs. Ramo Malone scored 18, while Unnis Yusuf and Dennis Mangru 16 apiece. Parsram Persaud captured 2-14 and Fazleem Mohamed 2-17.
Mike’s Wellman overcame Ariel by 42 runs in their encounter. Batting first, Mike’s Wellman managed 114-4 in 15 overs. Lloyd Ruplall stroked two fours and a similar number of sixes in a fluent 57, Nadram Samlall 24 and Greg De Franca 18. Ariel were bowled out 72 in 14 overs in reply. R. Ramdin made 27; Sheldon Perch snared 3-9 and Hardat Heeranandan 2-11.
Mike’s Wellman beat HS Masters by seven wickets. HS Masters took first strike and got to 69-6 in 10 overs. Rudy Rodrigues made 32 (2×4, 4×4); Latchman Kallicharran took 2-30. Mike’s Wellman replied with 72-3 in 9.1 overs. Greg
De Franca made 36 including two fours and one six.
Regal All Stars defeated Success by five runs. Regal All Stars took first turn at the crease and scored 120-9 in 15 overs. Kumar Bishundyal made 25 with two fours and two sixes while Sachin Singh made 20 inclusive of three sixes and Amir Nizamudeen 13. D. Ramnauth captured 3-27, Chien Gittens 2-4, N. Boodhoo 2-12 and D. Deonarine 2-23. Success threatened but fell for 115 in 15 overs in response. N. Boodhoo clobbered five fours and two sixes in scoring 40, while Anand Rooplall made 14; the duo added 57 for the third wicket. Sachin Singh grabbed 3-18, Fazal Rafiek 2-16 and Amir Nizamudeen 2-27. (Zaheer Mohamed)
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