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Jul 30, 2022 Sports
Prolific Canada-based Guyanese batsman Gavin Prashad slammed a brilliant 114 to help Tricity Ravens demolished Hamilton Steelers by 166 runs last Sunday at Laurel Creek Conservation Area ground in Waterloo, West Toronto.
It was another round match in the 2022 Canadian Premier Softball Cricket League (CPSCL) preliminary round stage.
Apart from Prashad, his teammate Roopnarine Lalbehari churned out an excellent bowling performance as he grabbed an amazing seven wickets for just only 8 runs from four overs. Steelers were bowled out for 56 in the 10th over after Tricity Ravens set up an imposing 222-5 from the 20-overs.
The right-handed and Essequibian Prashad struck 14 sixes and five fours and got good assistance from Zulfikar Rozan who made 63.
Lalbehari, who represented Albion in Berbice before his migration, was so superb that no batsman was really able to make big impression with the bat for Hamilton Steelers. Only Steve Deepnarine provided brief resistance with 21, nevertheless.
Details from the other games in a subsequent post but the competition is set to resume on August 6th with a set of matches across the Greater Toronto Area and nearby Municipalities.
Tricity Ravens will tackle Shawson while Hamilton Steelers and Apex Predators will do battle.
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