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More teams record victories as NBS Tournament continues in Berbice

Oct 27, 2018 Sports

The countywide New Building Society 40-Overs Second Division Tournament continued last weekend with matches across the Ancient County of Berbice. Organised by the Berbice Cricket Board, the tournament involves over 80 teams divided into seventeen zones. One team from each zone would advance to the Playoff segment.
Listed below are the latest scores for last weekend matches:
1. At Hampshire: Fyrish Road Cricket Club defeated Belvedere United by 3 runs.
Fyrish Road 182, D. Persaud 80, I. Amin 20, P. Moses 3 for 30, H. Khemraj 3 for 23 and Sudesh Veerapen 3 for 26.
Belvedere United 179 all out in 36 Overs. Michael Ishmael 55 not out. S. Tika 3 for 30.
2. At Bush Lot: Achievers Youth defeated Hopetown Spartans by 18 runs.
Achievers Youth 234 for 7 from 40-Overs. S. Angel 79, Sherwin Mc Pherson 45, Quacy Mc Pherson 37. D. Mc Calmont 2 for 22 and C. Benjamin 2 for 30.
Hopetown Spartans 216 all out in 32.3 Overs. Steffon Adams 62, Kareeme Mentore 25, Graseen Grant 50. D. Samuels 4 for 20 and R. Mitchell 4 for 19.
3. At Hopetown: Paradise Challengers Cricket Club lost to Hopetown Spartans by 14 runs.
Hopetown 223 in 30 Overs. Derrick Mc Calmont 51, Kenje Sedoc 26, Oswald Cain 66. C. Saul 3 for 54, E. Carmichael 2 for 20, Q. Aulder 2 for 43.
Paradise Challengers 209 all out in 31 Overs, E. Fordyce 53, L. Davidson 31 not out. R. Edwards 3 for 28, K. Sedoc 2 for 47 and E. Benjamin 2 for 23.
4. At Cotton Tree: Cotton Tree crushed No. 4 Cricket Club by a massive 319 runs.
Cotton Tree 415 for 9 off 40-Overs. Mahendra Singh 100, Nick Ramsaroop 106 not out, Pooran Persaud 65, Wagar Hassan 33. D. Chattergoon 2 for 70 and T. Persaud 3 for 48. No. 4 Cricket Club 96 all out in 26 Overs. K. Persaud 24, A. Johnson 17, H. Singh 3 for 16, N. Gafoor 4 for 08.
5. At Bush Lot: Bush Lot United defeated Paradise by 21 runs.
Bush Lot United 155 for 6 in 27 Overs. Rajban Hemraj 37, Azgar Motaberk 23. Enoch Carmichael 4 for 34.
Paradise 154 for 9. Dishan Phillips 44, Jermain Davis 25, Christopher Bissoon 2 for 13, Joel Dilchand 2 for 18.
6. At Paradise Ground: Bush Lot Rising Star defeated Bath Community Centre by two wickets.
Bath Community Centre 156 all out in 23-Overs. Ganesh Gossai 36, C. Amandaram 29. Remmant Gransond 3 for 22. Mahendra Mahadeo 2 for 32and C. Grant 2 for 13.
Bush Lot Rising Star Cricket Club 160 for 8 in 10-Overs. Glenroy Fraser 54, R. Gransond 24, Y. Budhu 20, Devindra Bridgelall 3 for 21.
7. At Port Mourant: Rose Hall Town Bakewell defeated Port Mourant by 5 wickets.
Port Mourant Cricket Club 143 all out in 36 Overs. Daniel Samaroo 52, Surendra Budhoo 30, Kevin Sinclair 3 for 30, Kevlon Anderson 2 for 20.
Rose Hall Town Bakewell 144 for 5 in 27 Overs. Jonathan Rampersaud 55 not out.
8. At Crabwood Creek: Skeldon Titans won their match versus All Family by 418 runs. Skeldon 469 for 7 from 40-Overs. Errol Byass 193, Jermaine Reid 45. Gujendra Nauth
75 not out, Gajendra Ramnarine 86, Trevan Sukhu 3 for 71, Yusuf Ali 2 for 45.
All Family Cricket Club 51 in 13-Overs. Trevon Sukhu 17, Errol Byass 5 for 5, Deon Esau 2 for 15.
9. At Tain: Tain Block 4 defeated Tamarind Root Cricket Club by 4 wickets.
Tamarind Roots185 all out in 24 Overs. Michael Ramdihal 58, M. Hemraj 30. Mahendra Rabinranauth 5 for 33, Ruel Porgass 2 for 29, Govin Budhu 2 for 19.
Tain Block 4 186 for 6. Mahendra Mangal 40, Zarudin Khan 56, Ruel Porgass 32. R. Deonarine 2 for 41 and R. Rangasammy 2 for 38.

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