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Aug 24, 2023 Sports
Republic Bank GCB U23 Super50 tournament…
Kaieteur Sports – Excellent allround performances by senior Berbice inter-county players Seon Glasgow and Nigel Deodat led Blairmont Blazers Cricket Club to a 5 wicket victory over Tucber Park, when RB/GCB U23 50-Over action continued.
Tucber Park posted 93 all out after Zeyul Ramsammy (26) and Ricardo Ramdehol (15) offered resistance.
Altave Balman 3-11, Chris Harry 1-4 along with the experienced duo of Deodat 2-16 and Glasgow 2-23, kept things in order for their side.
When the chase ended, Blairmont ended on 96-5 thanks to the pair of Glasgow, who hit 48 not out and Deodat (23), who returned to lead their team home with the bat.
Leon Swamy (3-14) and Adbool Ramsammy (1-20) , Ramsammy (1-5) were the successful bowlers for Tucber Park.
Achievers defeat D’Edward/Bath by 211 runs
Achievers racked up a massive 315 all out, led by a splendid hundred from Shelton Ramsay (118) with 5 fours and 12 sixes, 74 from Shamal Angel and 57 from Tomari Anthony.
Hemraj Harilall snatched 2-37 as three other bowlers snapped up 2 wickets apiece for D’Edward/Bath. In reply the latter were kept 104 all out with almost half the runs in extras and Ayinde Rogers top-scoring with 31.
Brilliant bowling from Jayden Samuels (5-32) and Angel (4-17), cleaned up the opposition batters in no time.
North Essequibo beat South Essequibo by 2 wickets
South Essequibo 166 all out after some tag-team work from Amit Persaud (4-41), Raj Ramballi (4-32), who ran through the order.
In reply, their combined efforts with the ball gave North Essequibo the edge as they would end on 167-8, led by Shazif Mohamed, who stroked an unbeaten 53.
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