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Jul 27, 2026 Sports
Kaieteur Sports – A masterful century from Berbice Educational Institutes’ Luke Amsterdam, helped his team to a crushing win over Tutorial Academy when action in the respective Zones continued this past weekend.
Zone 8 Berbice East Corentyne Quarter Finals: Berbice Educational Institute beat Tutorial Academy by 157 runs at Albion Ground
Arguably one of the better games of the tournament was backed by one of the better knocks of the competition, as Luke Amsterdam blasted 114 off 72 balls with 17 fours to help his school pile on 222-1 off 20 overs.
His century stand with Cliffton Hinds (50*) who played well for his half-century, negated the efforts of the opposition bowlers.
Tutorial Academy were then strangled for 65-8 with Melano Park (26) the lone survivor following timely strikes from Berbice Educational’s Brandon Grimmond (3-0) and Ray Ramnauth (2-13).
Zone 6 East Coast Demerara: Annandale Secondary beat Ann’s Grove Secondary by 7 wickets at QC Ground
In the lowest scoring affair of the tournament, Ann’s Grove as a team were bowled out for an embarrassing 9-10 in 6.5 overs in their Eliminator after Ruel Dindyal (4-0), Dashawn Ramnauth (2-0) and Joshua Bollers (2-2) ran roughshod on the batters.
Annandale somehow still managed to lose three of their wickets in the chase, ending on 10-3 in the 3rd over, as Ann’s Grove’s Ganesh Ramdat (2-5) made a few inroads.
Zone 8 East Berbice Quarter Finals:JC Chandisingh beat Berbice High School by 9 wickets at Albion Ground
Berbice made a modest 83-8 in the 19th over batting first, led by the trio of Jaden Yadram (16), Dharvish Narine (14) and Esau Azeez (13).
Marcus Bacchus (3-5) and Salad Jumratty (3-12) bowled well for JC Chandisingh, who then raced to 85-1 in just 9.5 overs thanks to 36 not out from Shahid Gajnabi and Jumratty who returned to spank 33 off 21 balls to help seal an easy win.
Zone 4 South Georgetown: Brickdam Secondary beat Dolphin Secondary by 9 wickets
Batting first, Dolphin Secondary were kept to 62-8 by the time their overs ended and none of their batters reached double figures but still managed to put in a collective scoring effort.
The Brickdam pair of Peter Sofleigh (3-14) and Prosper Jacobus (2-11) help set up the game for their school, which eventually ended on 63-1 in the 12th over; with Garren Newton (16*) and Jacobus (14*) seeing their team home.
Zone 5 North Georgetown: Christ Church defeat Bishops High School by 4 wickets
Bishop High could only muster 44-10 in 15.1 overs with Aayish Persaud (12) the main scorer, as the Christ Church duo of Trevor Burnett (4-4) and Hemraj Bhowan (4-14) did majority of the damage.
Christ Church in reply lost 6 of their wickets before essentially reaching to 45 in almost the same amount of overs, led watchfully by Bhowan who returned to score 18* and Darrius Haynes (11*).
Persaud (2-8), despite reinforcements from Aiyan Persaud (2-12) and Vivek Persaud (2-13) could not keep Bishops High from suffering a tough loss.
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