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Bailey XI triumph despite Imlach 98
Kaieteur News – Bernard Bailey XI defeated Adrian Hinds XI by 41 runs in a 40-over fixture played recently at Queen’s College ground.
Bailey XI took first strike and posted 241 all out in 34.1 overs. Richie Looknauth struck nine fours and three sixes in a top score of 79 while Ntini Permaul made 48, Owen Andrews 36, Jeremiah Scott 22 and Bernard Bailey 20.
Adrian Hinds took 2-18, Mervin Permaul 2-24, Jonathan Van Lange 2-38 and Laurel Parks 2-56. Adrian Hinds XI replied with 200 all out in 31.5 overs. Tevin Imlach stroked 98 with 10 fours and four sixes while Van Lange made 24, Laurel Parks 23, Joshua Ferrell 14 and Colis Rimple 10. Stephon Wilson claimed 3-31, Scott 3-49 and Ntini Permaul 2-26.
The victorious Bernard Bailey XI
The following players received awards; MAN OF THE MATCH- Permaul Ntini; LETS CRACK IT SIX & FOUR- Tevin Imlach; MOST VALUABLE PLAYER- Richie Looknauth; MOST RUNS- Tevin Imlach; MOST WICKETS: Stephon Wilson.
The runner up Adrian Hinds XI
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