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Aug 18, 2025 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – Defending Berbice under 13 Champion, Rose Hall Town Poonai Pharmacy, easily defeated Upper Corentyne by eight wickets to ease into the semi-finals of the Berbice Cricket Board organised Singh Brothers under 13 tournament. The team that has to date won three of the five tournaments by the BCB won the match with sixteen overs to spare in the 30-over match.
Playing at the Area H ground, the visitors elected to take first strike after winning the toss. They lost Soloman Hercules for nought when he was bowled by medium pacer Disham La Cruz in the first over. They never recovered as the Rose Hall Town bowlers never eased up the pressure. Poonai Pharmacy skipper Jayden Ganpat spun webs around the Upper Corentyne batsmen. The talented left-arm spinner took four wickets for ten runs from six impressive overs as the visitors were bowled out for a meagre 73 in 20.2 overs. The only batters to offer resistance to the rampant Rose Hall Town bowlers were Chandhani Rahiman with 12 and Aden Moore 10. Another left-arm spinner, Khemraj Bharrat, supported Bharrat with three wickets for twenty runs while Devash Narine, Lacruz and Akieam Fraser took a wicket apiece.
Needing to score 74 runs from 30 overs to reach their sixth successive semifinal, the home team eased to 76 for 2 from fourteen overs. The batsmen dismissed were Disham LaCruz 08 and Akieam Fraser 09. Royston Crandon, the namesake son of the former West Indies ODI player, was unbeaten on 31.
Ganpat completed a fine all-round performance with 15 not out when victory was achieved. Hercules and Moore ended with one wicket apiece for 18 and 14 runs respectively.
Rose Hall Town Poonai Pharmacy emerged out of Zone C after registering easy victories over Albion A, Albion B and Port Mourant. The defending champions would now await the winner of the quarterfinal match between Tucber Park and Cotton Tree.
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