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Apr 24, 2024 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Providence beat Diamond by 66 runs when the East Bank Demerara Cricket Association T20 tournament commenced last weekend.
Providence batted first and posted 197-8 at Canal No.2. Opener Dwain Dick, surprisingly not selected on any of the teams for the upcoming GCB T10 tournament, struck four fours and five sixes in a top score of 67, while Mikah Fraser scored 54 with five fours and four sixes and Roger Henry contributed 39. B. Fraser picked up three wickets.
Diamond were bowled out for 131 in 17.4 overs in reply. D. France made 41 while Kevin Plantz scored 24 as Shahid Mohamed picked up 3-25, Dick 3-30 and Shivram Mahase 2-19.
Ruimveldt made 120-3, batting first. Jeremiah Scott scored 38 while Usherdeva Balgobin made 25; Andy Lall took 2-22. Sandpipers replied with 55-8.
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