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WDCA, ECCB pick up easy wins as action heats up
2026 DCB Inter-Association U-15 50-Over tournament…
Kaieteur Sports – Tuesday’s round of youth cricket featured a big win for the West Demerara Cricket Association (WDCA) who trounced the Select XI by 83 runs when action continued at the LBI Ground.
After batting first, WDCA made a strong 197 all out in 48.5 overs after Ishan Harricharran hit 41 (7×4), with Shakar Ramesh 36 (5×4) and Dhirendra Shivpersaud 25 (4×4).
Someash Boyer (right) and Ishan Harricharan (left) starred in the Tuesday’s round of DCB Inter-Association U-15 tourney.
Bowling for Select XI was led by Adam Mohammed who bagged 2-20 from 7 overs while Jayden David (2-15) and a wicket each from Nicholas Ramjattan, Navin Adreenflood and Hezekiah Hohenkirk sealed a pretty ordinary performance.
In reply, the Select XI were kept to 114 all out in 33.5 overs despite an exciting Adrian Peter 32 (2×6 3×4) and Aaron Narine who supported with 29 (5×4).
WDCA had an equally solid bowling exhibition thanks to Dhirendra Shivpersaud (3-26), Jaydon Birch (4-12) and (2-27) from Man-of-the-match Harricharran.
Meanwhile at Lusignan, East Coast Cricket Board (ECCB) defeated East Bank Cricket Association (EBCA) after posting 127-7, thanks to 28 apiece from Someash Boyer and Aaron Persaud; with East Bank’s Shane Dewa bagging 4-18.
EBCA were then knocked over for 65 thanks to Boyer’s brilliant returns of 5-15 which led the ECCB to an easy win.
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