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Adams having fruitful stint in T and T
Kaieteur Sports – Essequibo all-rounder Ricardo Adams is having a fruitful season in Trinidad and Tobago where he is representing Endeavours CC in the Premier 2 Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board 2-day championship.
Ricardo Adams
Adams has so far amassed 471 runs from seven innings and has taken 39 wickets, helping his team to four wins from five matches.
Adams, who also plays for Zeelandia SC in Wakenaam, struck an unbeaten 243 against Woodland and grabbed 4-73 and 5-40 as he delivered his team a comfortable win.
Against MYO, Adams who represented Guyana at both the junior and senior levels, managed only six in the first innings, but picked up 4-29. In his team’s second turn at crease, he top scored with 75 and then returned with the ball to bag 6-92, earning his team another win.
Adams made six in their first innings versus Comets, but showed his all-round ability by picking up 8-49. When his team batted a second time he struck 51 while taking 2-67 in yet another victory.
The left-handed Adams who has a century at the U19 level for Guyana, scored 38 and grabbed 6-138 in the first innings of their game against Cosmos, while in the second innings he made 51 and snared 4-28, earning this side another crucial win.
Over the years, the 29- year old Adams has represented Essequibo with distinction scoring a number of centuries and picking up several five-wicket hauls. He continues to excel on the field and is determined to return to national colours.
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