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Bad weather spoils important round, as semi-finals loom
Rain spoiled yesterday’s round of the GCB T10 Blast.
GCB T10 Blast tournament…
Kaieteur Sports – Yesterday’s round of the GCB T10 Blast tournament saw a glimmer of action as bad weather stopped an exciting double-header at the Enmore Ground.
Under some dark clouds, Berbice Piranhas managed to post 72-4 after 7 overs batting first, before the match was officially stopped due to inclement weather.
Test opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul hit a brisk 38 off 17 (3×4 3×6) and in-form all-rounder Rajiv Ivan ended with 14 to end as the leading scorers.
Medium-pacer Bernard Bailey grabbed 2-22 while Harpy Eagles all-rounder Kevin Sinclair snapped up 2-19 bowling for the Caimans.
The second match suffered the same fate as the Demerara Hawks and Essequibo Anacondas had their encounter ruined.
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