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Kaieteur Sports – A masterful century from East Coast Cricket Board (ECCB) opener Vikash Wilkinson, steered his team to a massive 201-run win over a hapless East Bank Cricket Board (EBCB) when action continued yesterday at Everest.
ECCB beat EBCB by 201 runs
Batting first, East Coast piled on 267-4 in 38 overs, led by in-form opener Vikash Wilkinson, who followed up his heroics from the last game with a classy 125.
Wilkinson stroked 10 fours and 9 sixes, as he took full control of the innings along with Marcel Nandu, who hit 62 in the middle.
East Bank were then flattened amidst a tough chase, all out for 66 runs in 18.5 overs with Sayad Lakeram (18) the only batsman with a double figure score.
Saif Ragbeer stunned the opposition for yet another match, leading with figures of 3-4 as he dismantled EBCB alongside Munesh Outar (2-4) and Suresh Sugrim (2-19).
Action continues today with Upper Demerara Cricket Association (UDCA) battling Georgetown Cricket Association (GCA) at Everest.
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