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Kaieteur News- Ruimveldt Sports Club and Demolition CC recorded victories when the East Bank Demerara Cricket Association/ S and D Investment T20 cricket competition continued last weekend at Farm. Ruimveldt Sports Club defeated Providence Sports Club by eight wickets.
Providence Sports Club batted first and scored 53 for 9 off 14.4 overs; Innings closed. Lennox Andrews made 21 and Troy Satrohan 10. Eric Sukrah claimed 4-7 and Nichollas Bollers 3-9. Ruimveldt Sports Club replied with 56-2 off 5.3 overs. Ershaad Ali scored 22 and Danney Narayan 17. Rakish Seegoram took 2-17.
Demolition beat Laluni by five wickets. Batting first, Laluni made 71-7. K. Singh took 2-10, D. Pierre 2-18 and N. Dhanraj 2-29. Demolition responded with 77-5.Teekaram George scored 23, Damion Vantull 18 and Corwin Austin 16.
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