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Aug 18, 2021 Sports
Kaieteur News – Canada-based Guyanese Ravi Bodo struck an aggressive 169 to guide Leguan Warriors to a resounding 114-run win against Miss Pheobe Cricket Club (MPCC) on Saturday last in the Ontario Softball Cricket League 20-over competition.
The left-handed Bodo struck five fours and 19 sixes as Leguan Warriors posted a substantial 273-5 from the allocation of 20-overs, while MPCC replied with 159-5 at Ashtonbee Park in Scarborough.
The rampant Bodo also got support from Vishaul Balram with 41 and 24 from former senior Essequibo Inter-county opening batsman Radesh Monasar.
Praveen Kumar claimed three wickets for 43 off three overs.
When MPCC batted, Praveen Pansare churned out a solid batting effort with 85 not out.
Kumar returned with the bat to make 25, while Ashok Sridharan offered fight with 21 and extras assisted with 26. Monasar proved his all-round capability by snatching three wickets for 19 runs from his maximum four overs. Other scores were available up to press time.
Notably, since the formation of the League in 1996, only four other batsmen got over the 150 mark: Fazil Sattur with 205 not out, Vijay Prashad 196, Polly Shivrathan who made 169 and Rovendra Mandolall 154.
The action continues this weekend with another set of matches across the Greater Toronto Area.
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