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Ramnaresh Sarwan second-division 40-over Tourney…Skeldon Superkings, Scottsburg United, Skeldon Titans, No. 72 notch wins
Alex Burnett
Skeldon Superkings, Scottsburg United, Skeldon Titans and No. 72 recorded victories when the Ramnaresh Sarwan second-division 40-over tournament continued recently in Upper Corentyne, Berbice.
Skeldon Super Kings whipped No 71 Sports Club by 108 runs. Skeldon Super Kings batted first and compiled 248 in 30 overs with Z. Gordon scoring 67(4×4 4×6), G. Davis 36, Sherwin Murray 29 and G. Burnett 28.
No. 71 in reply were bowled out for 108 in 20.4 overs; N. Alli and K. Ramraj scored 33 each. Bowling for Super Kings J. Alli bagged 4 -23 while Murray supported with two wickets.
Scottsburg United beat No.72 Cut and Load by 78 runs. Scottsburg United batted first and made 176 in their 40 overs. Michael Kendall 40, A. Burnett 30 and N. Cereas 29 were their principal scorers.
Ramneresh Joseph picked up three wickets for Cut and Load who were dismissed for 98 in 23 overs. Kadil Ajib made 41 and Imran Khan 23. Alex Burnett proved virtually unplayable with figures of 5-11 while Michael Kendall had 3-19.
Skeldon Titans defeated Jukestown Warriors by five wickets. Jukestown Warriors batted first and made 149 in 32 overs with Budram Sukhdeo scoring 33. Errol Byass took three wickets while there were two apiece for J. Reid, Victor Pedro and G. Ramnarine.
Titans cruised to 152-5in reply. Christopher Jaundoo struck seven fours and two sixes in an even half century while Byass contributed 29. No. 72 beat No. 68 Turn Team by five wickets. No 68 Turn Team took first strike and was bowled out for 138 in 32.2 overs. A. jodhan got 27, T Persaud 26 and A. Yeoman 22.
No. 72 in reply reached 154 -5 in 28 overs. A. Hemchand slammed 80 not out as W. Anthony and B. Mulchand took two wickets each.
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