Latest update December 17th, 2024 3:32 AM
All-round Edinburgh defeat Tucber Park by 4 runs
BCB/RL Construction U15 tournament…
Kaieteur Sports – Edinburgh Warriors Cricket Club Under-15 team reached the quarter-finals of the BCB/RL Construction U15 tournament, following their victory over Tuber Park at the Area ‘H’ Ground recently.
The Warriors will now advance and set their sights on tackling Cotton Tree U15 this coming Saturday in Cotton Tree’s home turf. Edinburgh made 78 all out in 18 overs with Antonio DePaul leading the way with 23 and William Costello the next best scorer with 7.
Bowling for Tucber Park, Gilbert Griffith returned with 4-8 off 4 overs, while Jayden Rohlehm chipped in with 3-20 3 off 4 overs but their team was bowled out for 74 runs in 21.2 overs.
The victorious Edinburgh Warriors Cricket Club.
Darren Sinclair (11) and Rohlehm, who had a good outing with the ball returning to score just 9, were the leading scorers. It was clinical bowling from Edinburg to defend their low total as Isaac Charlie bagged 5-15 in 3.4 overs while Antonio DePaul, snatched 3-21 in 7 overs.
Meanwhile, the BCB drew teams and confirmed fixtures for the upcoming Speaker’s Cup 20/20 knockout tournament, with BCB president Hilbert Foster and Competition Chairman Leslie Soloman overseeing the drawing.
Fixtures for Speakers Cup 20/20 (dates to be confirmed)
1st Round
RH Canje vs. Police at Canje
Tucber Park vs. Berbice River
Blairmont vs. Upper Corentyne at No. 69 Ground
YWCC vs. West Berbice at West Berbice
Albion vs. Port Mourant at PMCC
RHTYSC vs. Skeldon at Area H Ground
2nd Round
Winner of 6 vs. winners of 3 at 6 venues
Winner of 1 vs. winner of 5 at 1 venue
Winner of 2 vs. winner of 4 at 4 venues
3rd Round
Winner of 1 vs. winner of 2
2/3 draw bye
Finals- winner of 1 vs. 2
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