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Feb 13, 2019 Sports
The Muslim Youth Organization of Guyana Inter- Jamaat 15 overs Softball Cricket Competition got underway on Sunday with several matches at MYO ground.
Tuschen Train Station Masjid beat La Grange Masjid by eight wickets in the opening game. Winning the toss and batting, La Grange Masjid scored 71 all out in 11 overs. Omar Khan stroked 19 not out while extras contributed 13. Bowling for the Tuschen Train Station Masjid, Captain Anthony Kandar bagged up five wickets including a hat trick while Arshad Aziz had two.
Tuschen Train Station Masjid knocked off the runs in four overs for the loss of two wickets. Arshad Aziz made 41 not out and Imtiaz Hack 19. Asgar Ali and Shameer Imran picked up one wicket each.
Diamond New Scheme Masjid overcame New Mosque by 99 runs. New Mosque won the toss and inserted Diamond New Scheme who managed 189 for 9. Rawle Reid scored 74, Keisho Ramsarran got 28 not out, while Ameer Khan and Azharuddin Mohamed made 20 apiece with Mohamed being unbeaten. Faizul Nazeem was the pick of the bowlers picking up 4 for 17 runs in his three overs.
New Mosque, in reply, found the going tough and ended with 90 runs for the loss of nine wickets. Rohit Samaroo made 27 and Altaf Samaroo made 17. Patrick Khan led the bowling with three wickets while Fareek Indarjali and Keisho Ramsarran picked up two each.
The competition continues on Sunday.
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