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Sep 15, 2023 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Canada-based Guyanese Imtiaz Abjal struck a pugnacious 112 for Amazon Masters but his innings went in vain after VP Boys won by a nail-biting one-run recently in the 2023 Canadian Premier Softball Cricket League 100-ball semi-final.
Playing at Lancaster Public School ground in Brampton, Ontario, the right-handed Abjal clobbered 16 sixes and one four to help his team reach 191-7 from the 20-overs replying to VP Boys’ challenging 192-5 (20).
Abjal, who hails from Wakenaam, Essequibo, only faced 38 balls while he got support from veteran Vijay Prashad who scored 27 as Mohan Budhram grabbed 3-36 from his allotted ten deliveries.
Earlier, VP Boys won the toss and opted to take first knock. Amit Rukhram, another Guyanese-born, top-scored with 66. Skipper Azeez Baksh snapped up two wickets for 23 runs from ten balls.
VP Boys were scheduled to meet up with Cambridge Jaguars in the final.
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