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North Soesdyke beat GPF Officers by nine wickets
The victorious North Soesdyke.
Kaieteur Sports – North Soesdyke beat Guyana Police Officers by nine wickets when the teams collided in a T20 fixture on Saturday at Farm.
GPF Officers, led by Mr. Budram Assistance Commissioner, took first strike and were bowled out 115 in 19.1 overs. Alli made 34 and Gravesande (only names given) 16 as Anand Bharat claimed 3/23 off of 4 overs, Anthony Ifill 2/6 and Rakesh Gangaram 2/19.
In reply North Soesdyke made 117/1 off of 11.3 overs.
Clement Archer scored 57 not out, Walker (only name given) 33 and Imtiaz Sadiq 16 not out.
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