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Opener Adrian Sukwah missed out on a hundred yesterday (Sukwah’s 97 leads Piranhas to 6-wicket win over Pitbulls)
kaieteur Sports- Berbice Piranhas took a bite out of the Demerara Pitbulls yesterday, handing them 6-wicket defeat yesterday at the LBI Cricket Ground.
Batting first Pitbulls posted 175-4 led by Joshua Persaud (45), Rickey Sargent (47) and Jonathan Foo (33*), with Suresh Dhanai leading Piranhas bowling.
Adrian Sukwah then hammered 97 off 57 with 13 fours and 3 sixes with Seon Glasgow scoring 29, as the Piranhas soared to 179-4 in 19.3 overs.
Only Sargeant and Dwain Dick managed to return a wicket each for the Pitbulls.
(Sukwah’s 97 leads Piranhas to 6-wicket win over Pitbulls)
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