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Rose Hall Town Namilco Thunderbolt Flour secure second successive victory in BCB Two days tournament
Javed Karim
Kaieteur Sports – The powerful Rose Hall Town Namilco Thunderbolt Flour First Division team on Sunday last secured their second consecutive outright victory as play in the Berbice Cricket Board Two Days competition continued in the ancient county. They got past arch rivals Port Mourant by six wickets at the Port Mourant Cricket Ground despite missing eight of their senior players due to overseas and work commitments.
PMCC won the toss and elected to take first strike on a wicket with some preparation moisture and were bowled out for 80 in just thirty-five overs with national junior player Mathew Pottaya taking five wickets for thirteen runs from sixteen overs, while national senior player Junior Sinclair took 3 for 30. Javed Karim and Keith Simpson took one wicket apiece for 13 and 11 runs respectively as only Rampersaud Ramnauth 15 and his elder brother Rampertab Ramnauth 33 reached double figures for the home team.
Rose Hall Town Namilco Thunderbolt in response, chalked up 142 on a pitch keeping low, later in the day. Former national junior players Romesh Bharrat 33, Javed Karim 19 and Pottaya 30 were the top scorers as the visitors got a first innings lead of 54 runs. Left arm spinner Rueben Latcha took six wickets for thirty-four runs, while offspinner Rampersaud Ramnauth claimed three for eighteen runs.
Matthew Pottaya
With a deficit of 54 runs, PMCC batted a little better in their second innings and were able to reach 164, primarily due to an even fifty from Rampersaud Ramnauth. Ramnauth struck three boundaries in his top score and received support from Vishal Williams 33, Rampertab Ramnauth 27 and Paul Tyndall 19. Junior Sinclair 3 for 40 and Clinton Pestano 3 for 30 were the main wicket takers for the visitors, while left arm spinner Keith Simpson 2 for 40 and Matthew Pottaya 1 for 21 and Javed Karim 1 for 2 also bowled well.
Rose Hall Town Namilco Thunderbolt, needing 111 to register their second straight victory in the tournament, were given an eighty runs opening partnership by Karim and Romesh Bharrat. Karim, in his first fifty for his new club, top scored with a solid fifty with seven boundaries, while Bharrat chipped in with 23. Victory was achieved at 112 for four wickets with over four hours remaining on the final day. Rampersaud Ramnauth completed a fine allround performance by taking 3 wickets for 22 runs, while Rueben Latcha took one for 16.
The next round would see a top of the table clash between Rose Hall Town Namilco Thunderbolt Flour and Albion playing at the Area H Ground. Rose Hall Town is expected to be strengthen by the addition of senior players Jonathan Rampersaud, Kevin Sinclair, Slyus Tyndall and Jermey Sandia.
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