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Jun 05, 2022 Sports
Kaieteur News – Kumeshwar Sudin struck a fine half century while Mohandass Surujpaul picked up four wickets to lead Wakenaam Strikers U21 to a seven-wicket victory over Rising Stars of Essequibo Coast in a T20 fixture played recently at G Square Cavaliers, Belle Plaine, Wakenaam.
Rising Stars batted first and made 101 all out in 20 overs. Narine (only name provided) is the only batter that reached double figures with 49 as Mohandass Surujpaul claimed 4-15 and Devendra Hansraj 3-19.
Wakenaam Royal Strikers responded with 104-3 in 8.3 overs. Sudin top scored with 61 which included one four and four sixes while Mahesh Ramnarine made 43.
J. Williams took 2-19.
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