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Former Guyana cricketer Krishna Arjune slams 87 in Canada
Krishna Arjune
Kaieteur Sports – Former Guyana first-class opener Krishna Arjune slammed an enterprising 87 for Better-Hope on Sunday at St. Bedes venue in Scarborough, Ontario, in the opening round of the 2024 Ontario Masters Softball Cricket Clubs T20 B Division tournament against All-Stars.
The right-handed Arjune strike nine sixes and three fours during his 50-ball exhibition at the crease as Better-Hope rallied along to a formidable 193-6 from the allotment of 20-overs.
All-Stars in reply reached 79 all out in the penultimate over.
He also shared a steady, 40-run opening stand with Anand Nirmal who contributed 19 and then a more aggressive, 63-run second-wicket partnership with the veteran and Canada-based Guyanese Jai Singh. Singh scored an impressive 31 as Colin Mohamid grabbed 2-17 from three overs.
Sunil Ramkissoon grabbed 3-2 from three overs while he got good support from the experienced Jerry Brittannia who snatched 2-19 off three tidy overs.
Meanwhile, details from the other fixtures will be released in a subsequent post, but the 7-team round-robin tournament is slated to continue on Sunday. Carr Tec Sports Club is the defending champion.
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