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Kaieteur Sports – Berbice and Essequibo recorded resounding wins yesterday as T20 action bowled off across the East Coast, following a good 50-Over tournament.
Batting first, Berbice posted a decent 139-6 from their 20 overs, with a whopping 44 extras being gifted to them courtesy of the still learning Hinterland bowling attack.
The Ancient County top-order had a good batting innings, with opener Sheneta Grimmond leading with 26 off 27 (3×4).
Fellow opener Tiea Isaacs (16), Sherica Campbell (13), Crystal Durant (17) and 15 not out from Daniella Hicks, helped steady the Berbice batting.
Kelcy Couchman (1-17), Feona Benjamin (1-23) and Grazil Thomas (1-22) had reasonable spells for the Hinterland Women, who were mowed down for 45 all out in just 13 overs.
Only Tifeny LaRose (12) got a start, with Kianna Leach snaring an impressive (4-3), as Grimmond (2-7) and Durant (2-6) chipped in some wickets.
Tramaine Marks (20), Shonette Belgrave (22), Laurene Williams (18) and Annestecia Vanezula (18*) carried Essequibo to 101-7 after 20 overs.
Demerara skipper Kaysia Schultz spun her way to the match MVP award for her 4-16, with a bit of help from Tilleya Madramatoo (2-15).
The Essequibians then continued from where they left off after winning the Super50 title, by restricting Demerara to 96-7 in their 20 overs.
Madramatoo led with 20 while Schultz scored 17 and opener Naomi Barkoye (14), as Demerara found themselves short.
Action continues today with Berbice playing Essequibo at LBI Ground, while Essequibo face the Hinterland Women at Lusignan, with both games bowling off from 9:00h, respectively. (Clifton Ross)
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