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Carmel win opening games, Cummings Lodge fight back in latest Windball Cricket
Andrew Samaroo and Josh Alves in impressive opening stand
Carmel Secondary School recorded two wins in their opening matches of the AL Sport & Tour Promotions – National Sports Commission best of 3
Andrew Samaroo (right) hit 103 and Josh Alves 53 in a 168 run unbeaten stand.
Carmel Secondary girls.
Windball Cricket tournament against Cummings Lodge Secondary in the A. Munroe organised event played at the Gymnasium.
The Carmel Boys opened proceedings and Cummings Lodge batted first and scored 76-3 with Bholanauth Indar 27 and Josh Alves 23.
Carmel replied with 80-0 as Jamal Dos Santos slammed 52.
In the Girls department: Cummings Lodge made 78-1 with Takeisha Mentore 50.
Carmel replied with 82-1; Aliayha Johnson 48, Donilla Thom 20 and Shania Peters 16 were the top scorers.
In Round 2: Males: Cummings Lodge after been invited to bat first scored 168-0, with Andrew Samaroo 103 (13×6) and Josh Alves 53 as they put together an impressive opening stand.
Carmel in their turn in the centre made 90-4; Matthew Layne 38 and Jamal Dos Santos 20. Samaroo returned to take 2 wickets.
Among the Girls: Cummings Lodge hit 72-0 with Sarah Amin 42 and Takeisha Mentore 22.
Carmel fell short at 67-1; Aliayha Johnson made 24 and Donilla Thom 14.
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