Latest update March 23rd, 2025 9:41 AM
Latest News
- ExxonMobil dodges question on whether operations can lead to cancer, other diseases
- Govt., and Opposition MPs a no-show at Exxon’s public meetings on 8th project
- Trump revokes legal status for 530,000 immigrants in the US
- Over 200 affected after fire destroys section of Critchlow Labour College
- Govt. issues order to acquire more land for Gas-to-Energy project
Fisherman Masters crowned Zameer Hassan birth anniversary softball champs
Fisherman Masters with their prize.
Kaieteur News – Fisherman Masters were crowned champions of the Zameer Hassan birth anniversary softball competition following an eight-wicket win over Success on Sunday at Lusignan.
Success batted first and posted 108 for 9 from their allotted 15 overs with Sham Boodram scoring 29. Davanan Khanan claimed 4 for 17. Fisherman Masters replied with 109-2. Zaki Salim struck an unbeaten 54, while Zameer Hassan made 21 not out.
Salim was named man-of -the -match in the final while Khanan took the best bowler prize. Polly Sookdeo of Mahaica received the prize for the highest individual score, 71.
Earlier, Fisherman beat Rafman XI by eight wickets. Batting first, Rahman XI made 159 all out. R. Johnson scored 48; Khanan claimed 3 for 17.
Fisherman replied with 162 for 2. Robert Mohan made 64 and Rawl Reid 51 not out.
Fisherman overcame Mahaica by seven wickets.
Batting First, Mahaica took first strike and made 99-9 with Seeraj Bhimain scoring 20 while Rawl Reid picked up 3 for 17. Fisherman responded with 100-3 in 12.1 overs. Reid made 34, Jagdish Persaud 21 not out. Success drew the bye to the final in the five-team competition.
Hassan expressed gratitude to teams.
Similar Articles
THE BLUNT OF THE DAY
Sports
Features/Columnists
Teen arrested over uncle’s murder after sharing burial plan with relative
Kaieteur News- A teenager of Tabatinga, Lethem, Central Rupununi, Region Nine was arrested for murder on Friday after he... more
The Caribbean: Destined to Grin and Bear the Consequences of Its Self-Created Vulnerabilities?
By Sir Ronald Sanders For decades, many Caribbean nations have grappled with dependence on a small number of powerful countries... more
Weekend Cartoon
