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Kevin Christian (136), Brandon Cabose (105) spur West Coast Warriors to victory in NYNCL 30-over competition
Kevin Christian
Kaieteur Sports –Former Guyana youth player Kevin Christian continued his dream-run in this year’s edition of the New York National Cricket League (NYNCL) with a brilliant 136 last Sunday in the continuation of the 16-team round-robin competition.
Christian is now leading the runs-aggregate with 486 runs in six matches having registered four half-centuries before his 56-ball enterprising knock.
On this occasion, the right-handed Christian hammered 17 sixes and three fours as West Coast Warriors galloped to a daunting 328-9 from the allotted 30-overs while Cosmos Cricket Club replied with 118-9 at the expiration of the 30-overs.
Christian also shared a flamboyant, 233-run second-wicket stand with Brandon Cabose who recorded his maiden century in this competition with 105.
Their partnership spanned an incredible 104 deliveries with Cabose, an ex-Essequibo Inter-County player, slamming six sixes and eight fours during his impressive 71-ball stay at the crease.
The pair came together after Cabose’s opening partner Youghestir Bachan contributed 23 before the fireworks began.
Brandon Caboose
When Christian departed in the 22nd over, West Coast Warriors suffered a middle-order collapse as leg-spinner Devindra Balgobin grabbed 4-14 from 4 tidy overs.
Two other bowlers picked up two wickets each to support Balgobin on a responsive track. Ryan Ganesh conceded 33 runs off four overs and Towgeshwar Thakoordeen went for a staggering 99 runs from his maximum six overs.
When Cosmos Cricket Club batted, they never in the hunt for the gigantic total as wickets also falling rapidly.
They were tottering at 23-3 before Ghanam Tariq offered some resistance with 45 from 28 balls which comprised of five sixes and two fours.
Right-arm seamer Kabir Ghai was the chief destroyer for the victorious team claiming 4-13 from six excellent overs.
Pacer Kenly Adams, who instigated the early collapse, finished with 2-32 (4).
The win keeps West Coast Warriors unbeaten having tallied up six victories from seven outings with one game abandoned due to rain.
The action will continue on Sunday with a list of matches. West Coast Warriors coming up against GT Fire, while Cosmos Cricket Club, who is at number 8 on the points’ standing, will clash with Tricounty Cricket Club.
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