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Oct 31, 2018 Sports
Essequibo Islands Secondary School (EISS) of Wakenaam defeated Leguan Secondary by six wickets in a 40-over affair on Friday last at the Wakenaam Community Centre ground to win the Bobby Ramlagan trophy.
Batting first, Leguan Secondary were bowled out for 68 in 15.1 overs; Devendra Hansraj captured 3-15, while Toshal Surujpaul 2-2 and Bumeshwar Ramkissoon 2-3.
EISS responded with 70-4. Ramkissoon scored 27, while Mohandass Surujpaul made 17 not out; Kama Shaw took 2-20.
The game was played in observance of EISS 50th Anniversary.
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