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BCB/Ramnaresh Sarwan Fitness 53 Under-17 Tourney… Tournament bowls off despite rain

Apr 12, 2018 Sports

The Berbice Cricket Board continues to push ahead with the hosting of tournaments for junior cricketers in the Ancient County. The Berbice Cricket Board has already started Under-19 and Under-21 Tournaments, while an Under-15 would start next weekend. On Friday, 6th April, 2018, several teams started to play each other in the Ramnaresh Sarwan Fitness 53 Under-17 Tournament. The Tournament, which is open to players born on or after the 1st September, 2001, is being played in the 50-Overs per side format. The teams have been divided into four zones – West Berbice, New Amsterdam/Canje, Lower Corentyne and Upper Corentyne. The teams would play each other on a Round Robin basis with the top two teams in the zones advancing to the Quarterfinals.
The Under-17 league is the second tournament to be sponsored by Ramnaresh Sarwan, the former West Indies Cricket Captain and batting star. The other tournament is a Second Division 40-Overs Cup for teams in the Upper Corentyne.
Scores in the three matches played are:
1. Albion defeated Tamarind Root at the Hampshire Ground by nine wickets.
Tamarind Root 89 all out in 22-Overs. D. Pooran 16, K. RRupuad 13. Gaurav Ramesh 5 for 20 and Sarwan Chainaria 2 for 21.
Albion 91 for 1. Leon Cecil 37 not out, Hemandra Gurdyal 23 not out. J. Tika 1 for 18.
2. Tucber Park cruised past Rose Hall Canje by nine wickets at the Rose Hall Canje, Welfare Centre.
Rose Hall Canje 35 all out in 17-Overs. Devlon Sobhai 16. Nicholas Haywood 3 for 18, Zeynul Ramsammy 3 for 5.
Tucber Park 38 for 1 in 6-Overs. D. Raramdat 18 not out. S. Algoo 1 for 12.
3. No. 73 defeated Muslim Youth Organisation at the No.83 Ground by 102 runs.
No. 73 Village 139 all out in 36-Overs. Kevin Heera 40, (4 boundaries, two sixes), Vettorie Latchman 39, Dorese Ramlochan 15. Shalim Khan 4 for 20.
M.Y.O 37 all out in 19-Overs. Abass Khan 14. Hyresh Ramlochan 5for 18, Vettorie Latchman 4 for 12.

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