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GSCL Inc President’s Cup Regal secure final berths; Singh slams century for Speedboat
By Zaheer Mohamed
Wellman Masters celebrate following the dismissal of a Fisherman Masters batsman.
Regal will look to ink their names on the winning prizes in all three categories having secured their places in the respective finals of the Georgetown Softball Cricket League Inc President’s T20 Cup which continued yesterday.
Regal All Stars edged Venom by one wicket in an exciting semi final encounter in the open category at Queen’s College. Batting first, Venom made 156-8. Akeem Vieira scored 31, Quazim Yusuf got 19 and Ershad Ali 18. Ravindra Ramnauth grabbed 4-30 and Karamchand Persaud 2-15. Regal All-Stars responded with 157-9 in 18 overs. Rickey Sergeant scored 42, Sewchand Budhu 29, Ramnauth 28 and Delroy Perreira 22. C. Walcott, Dhanraj Singh, Delroy Grosvenor and Sachin Singh had two wickets each.
Speedboat defeated Coss Cutters by 104 runs in their semi final game. Navin Singh struck eight fours and nine sixes in a top score of 105 and got support from Wazeer Hussain 43, Vikash Dhaniram 32 and Peter Alleyne 25 as Speedboat posted 240-5 from their reduced 18 overs batting first. R. Jairam claimed 3-46. Coss Cutters responded with 136 all out in 15.4 overs. A.
Ravindra Ramnauth
Persasud made 36, T. Alphonso 24, Arif Samad 21 and M. Bobb 18. Shazim Hussain had 2-12 and Mark Harold 2-22.
In the Masters category at Everest, Wellman Masters beat Fisherman by 37 runs in the semi final. Wellman Masters batted first and scored 181-7. Rawl Reid struck 65 and Greg De Franca 43; D. Thomas had three wickets. Fisherman Masters were bowled out 144 in 18.3 overs in reply. D. Singh scored 25 and T. Ramsaywack 20; A. Durga took two wickets.
Regal Masters brushed aside Ariel by nine wickets in their semi final. Ariel were sent packing for 82 in 18.4 overs taking first knock. Samuel Kingston made 27 and Ron Ramnauth 13; Mohamed Ayube bagged 4-24, Roy Persaud had 2-15 and Chien Gittens 2-17. Regal Masters responded with 83-1 in 7.5 overs. Gittens scored 61 not out.
In the Legends division, Regal beat President’s XI by nine wickets at DCC.
Batting first, President’s XI made 103-4.
Peter Persaud scored 33, Dhamendra Mohabir 17 and Tony Fernandes 16. Laurie Singh had 2-21.
Regal replied with 106-1 in 15.1 overs. Mahesh Chunilall struck 52 not out and Eion Abel 37.
Parika Defenders beat Wellman Legends by six runs at MYO in their semi final game.
Parika Defenders took first strike and managed 192 all out in 19.5 overs.
Ramesh Narine slammed 94, Ramo Malone made 62 and Uniss Yusuf 19.
Imtiaz Mohamed captured 3-31 and Lester Thom 3-31.
Wellman Legends responded with 186-7. Opening batsman Lloyd Ruplall made 33, Gopaul Deen 26, Nandram Samlall 25 and Sahadeo Budhu 22.
Malone had 3-30, Uniss Yusuf took 2-15 and Ramesh Narine 2-25. The competition concludes today at Everest CC.
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