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North Soesdyke, North Ruimveldt and Herstelling B record wins
Kaieteur News – North Soesdyke, North Ruimveldt and Herstelling B recorded victories when the East Bank Demerara Cricket Association SD T20 tournament continued recently.
Gavin Singh
At Farm, North Soesdyke made 164-7 in 20 overs. Leroy Primo scored 53 off 32 balls with one four and six sixes while S. John made 49 off 22 balls including two fours and five sixes.
Leroy Primo
Kishan Singh claimed 3-42 and Damion Sam 2-11. Demolition scored 109 all out in 17.1 overs in reply.
Teekram George and Riaz Mohamed made 23 each. Gavin Singh bagged 5-13 and Mark Ramsammy 3-15.
North Ruimveldt batted first and managed 153-7. Ershaad Ali made 40 with two fours and two sixes while Danny Narayan 28. R. Sattaur captured 3-8. Sandpipers responded with 128-7.
- Persaud scored 23 and V. Rampersaud 21. Nicholas Bollers took 2-22.
Herstelling A chose to bat and posted 185-5. Rickey Sargeant scored 48 with one four and six sixes and Anand Bharat 36 not out. M. Dhanpaul made 36 as Quazim Yusuf captured 2-38.
Herstelling B scored 189-6 in 19.2 in reply. Jermain Ramroop struck 108 not out which included 10 fours and six sixes and M. Parks 44 with four fours and three sixes. D. Williams took 2-27. The competition continued yesterday.
- East Bank Demerara Cricket Association, Mark Ramsammy, North Ruimveldt, North Soesdyke, SD T20 tournament
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