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Police Senior Officers’ Cricket team defeat Trophy Stall Lions in exciting match
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Sunich has been a longstanding supporter and sponsor of cricket and has made a significant contribution to the development of the sport. We also join in wishing him a Happy Birthday!
Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Police Force (GPF) Senior Officers’ Cricket Team emerged victorious in a thrilling 20/20 match against Trophy Stall Lions, at the Demerara Cricket Club (DCC) ground last evening.
The spectacular match is to build collaboration between the Police and stakeholders and also to celebrate the owner of Trophy Stall Mr. Ramesh Sunich’s 70th birthday.
Trophy Stall Lions batted first, posting a challenging total of 168/9 in their allotted 20 overs on the back of Anil Beharry’s 61 runs which included eight 4’s and two 6’s and Mark Canthberry’s 28 which included three 4’s and one 6.
The GPF’s Senior Team’s bowling was led by the Captain, Deputy Commissioner Mr Ravindradat Budhram, who captured four wickets for 29 runs off of four steady overs. He was supported in the bowling line-up by Assistant Commissioner Mr Khali Pareshram with three wickets for 21 runs off four overs and ASP Troy Benn with four overs for 23 runs.
On the Police side, there was some superb catching and fielding by Assistant Superintendents Trevor Benn and Gladwin Hanover, Cadet Officer Raheem Haynes, and Christopher Francis.
The GPF’s team showcased its batting prowess, chasing down the target in just 16 overs, scoring 169/5.
Deputy Commissioner Operations Budhram made 42 runs with six 4s, after opening the batting with Khali Pareshram who made 13 runs with three 4’s and put on twenty runs before the fall of the first wicket.
Budhram got out caught on the boundary, with his team needing only five runs to win. For his outstanding performances, he was also named Player of the Match and Best Bowler.
Officer Francis made 18 runs with three 4’s, Troy Benn made 24 with two 6’s and two 4’s off only eight balls. After the fall of Troy Benn’s wicket, Commissioner’s Eleven needed 80 runs from 50 deliveries and Trophy Stall Lions in the driving seat, but Troy’s younger brother Trevor Benn had other plans, ripping apart the Lions bowling with some excellent batting, making 51 Not Out with four 6’s and three 4’s.
He also claimed the Best Batsman award. Gladwin Hanover and Raheem Haynes shared the Best Catch award and Francis was recognised as the Best Fielder of the Match for the Commissioner’s Eleven. Bowling for Trophy Stall Lions, Mr. Vickey had two wickets for 24 runs off of 2 overs, and Mr. Beharry had one wicket for 33 runs off four overs.
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