Marlon Kallicharran of Enmore stroked 67 that included 11 fours.
Enmore Thrash JamRock
Innings of Enmore 297 all out off 32.5 overs: Marlon Kallicharran 67, S. Mohamed 59 and N. Joseph 77 not out.
Bowling for JamRock: J. Drysdale 7-1-61-1, P. James 3-0-45-0, D. Gordon 8-1-45-4, C. Hines 6-0-53-1, R. Price 2.5-0-38-1, E. Moncrieffe 7-0-34-2
Innings of JamRock 117 for 9 wickets off 23.4 overs: O. Dawes 21, J. Drysdale 65 and C. Hines 32.
Bowling for Enmore: A. Ali 4-0-34-2, T. Ross 8-1-23-2, S. Jainarine 8-1-19-1, D. Harikishun 4-0-35-1, A. Bridgepaul 4-0-29-0, V. Subryan 3.4-0-32-4
Mills Sends Warriors Packing
East Side Warriors won the toss and elect to field
Everest/ACS made 226 all out in 38 overs
S. Mills 41, K. Ganesh 33, Z. Amin 28
Bowling for East Side Warriors: Shjjad Asfaq 8-36-5, Kashif Naseem 5-25-3
East Side Warriors made 195 all out 39.3 overs
Saud Alvi 36, Sabeeh Rafique 31
Bowling for Everest/ACS: S. Mills 8-61-4, T. Hastoo 8-31-2, K. Ganesh 5.3-26-2
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Rising Star opener Keddy Lesporis hit an unbeaten 84 against Atlantis. (Photos by Shiek Mohamed)
Rising Star Too Good For Talented Atlantis
Veteran All-Rounder Rashid Afzal, and twenty-one year old Windward Islands national player Keddy Lesporis belittle a talented youthful Atlantis squad.Atlantis won the toss, and elected to take first strike on a solid Riis Park pitch, but 2008 PSAL “cricketer of the year” Dominic Gomes, and seventeen year old left-arm swing bowler Yogindra “Kishan” Dass were pumped up for the big showdown in the “Florida like” conditions.
Dass swung the new ball with a passion, whilst Gomes made use of the lively Riis Park pitch. Dominic found the edge of Ryan Sukdeo for five, and Rasheem James continued to bowl hostile and aggressive after sending down two consecutive bouncers to former Guyana Under-19 All-Rounder Zaffie Saffiee. Atlantis was in trouble at 57-3 after 12 overs, but USA national player Clain Williams was determined to play a captain’s knock. Williams would entertain the crowd with some lovely cover drives, and elegant sweep shots, before he was trapped LBW by left-arm orthodox spinner R. Kissoon for a well played 84.
Veteran’s all-rounder’s Rashid Afzal and Mohan Kissoon would then account for five of Atlantis’s batsmen. Rashid would send attacking batsman Ron Andrews back to the pavilion without adding to the score with an excellent “googly”, while Kissoon deceived former Barbados Under-19 national player Nicholas Stanford with a slower ball. Stanford blasted a magnificent century against the Metropolitan cricket league the previous day during inter-league competition. The youthful Atlantis squad was restricted to a total of 163 all-out after 29 overs.
Rising Star would open the batting with talented Keddy Lesporis, and Richard Rampersad. Lesporis would start the inning with a first ball six off the bowling of NYCR U-19 pacer Casper Davis Jr. Davis continued to pound the leather down, but Lesporis showed no mercy, and took the attack to the young lad. Rampersad would not be outdone after he covered drive young pacer Messena for a stylish six, and a beautiful four, but it was Lesporis who punished the Atlantis bowlers to the different parts of the boundaries. Lesporis would remain unbeaten on a well played 85, whilst veteran Rashid Afzal completed an all-round performance after picking up three wickets, and scoring 23 runs.
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| Game: A vs. B | Rising Star CC vs. Atlantis CC | ||||
| Date: | June 20th. | ||||
| Venue: | Reiis park | ||||
| Toss & Decision: | Atlantis CC | ||||
| Match Type: | 40-over | ||||
| Result: | Rising Star CC won by 7 wickets | ||||
| Innings of: Atlantis CC | |||||
| Batsman | How Out | Bowler | Score | 4’s | 6’s |
| S. Bari | Caught | R. James | 14 | ||
| R. Sukdeo | Caught | D. Gomes | 5 | ||
| C. Williams | LBW | R. Kissoon | 84 | ||
| Z. Saffie | Caught | R. James | 3 | ||
| N. Standford | Caught | M. Kissoon | 13 | ||
| J. Horatio | LBW | R. Afzal | 4 | ||
| R. Andrews | Bowled | R.Afzal | 0 | ||
| T. Walters | LBW | M. Kissoon | 2 | ||
| C. Davis | Run | Out | 5 | ||
| P. Nair | Caught | R. Afzal | 7 | ||
| T. Messena | Not | Out | 1 | ||
| Batsman Total: | 138 | ||||
| Extras: {No Balls (0), Wides (0), Leg Byes (0), Byes (0)} | 25 | ||||
| Grand Total for Wkts off Overs | 163 | ||||
| FoW: | |||||
| Bowling Analysis: | Overs | Maidens | Runs | Wkts | |
| D. Gomes | 4 | 1 | 13 | 1 | |
| Y. Dass | 4 | 1 | 19 | 0 | |
| R. Kissoon | 5.1 | 1 | 15 | 1 | |
| R. James | 3 | 0 | 27 | 2 | |
| M. Kissoon | 6 | 0 | 35 | 2 | |
| R. Afzal | 8 | 0 | 48 | 3 | |
| Innings of: | |||||
| Batsman | How Out | Bowler | Score | 4’s | 6’s |
| K. Lesporis | Not | Out | 84 | ||
| R. Rampersad | Caught | C. Davis | 17 | ||
| R. Afzal | Caught | T. Walters | 23 | ||
| S. Jadavji | Caught | J. Horatio | 5 | ||
| R. James | Not | Out | 6 | ||
| L.Latchman | DNB | ||||
| R. Kissoon | DNB | ||||
| D. Gomes | DNB | ||||
| M. Kissoon | DNB | ||||
| P. Charran | DNB | ||||
| Y. Dass | DNB | ||||
| Batsman Total: | 135 | ||||
| Extras: {No Balls (0), Wides (0), Byes (0), Leg Byes (0)} | 30 | ||||
| Grand Total for Wkt off Overs | 165 | ||||
| FoW: | |||||
| Bowling Analysis: | Overs | Maidens | Runs | Wkts | |
| C. Davis | 6 | 0 | 40 | 1 | |
| T. Messena | 5 | 0 | 35 | 0 | |
| T. Walters | 7.4 | 0 | 36 | 1 | |
| P. Nair | 3 | 0 | 21 | 0 | |
| J. Horatio | 5 | 0 | 33 | 1 | |
Zaheed Majeed of Meten Meer Zorg hit 35 and returned to take 2 for 13 against East Bank.
Meten Meer Zorg Humbles East Bank
Meten Meer Zorg won the toss elected to bat Made 186 all out in 36 overs. Extras top scored with 42. Kieth Edie 32, R. Dass 30, Z. Majeed 35 were the other scorers. Bowling for East Bank Shiv Raghubar 3 for 16, Charlton Senior 2 for 41, Hassan Ally 2 for 41 were the wicket takers.
East Bank138 all out in 34 overs. T. Johnson 36, D. Sankar 19, S. Dass 15, A. Chan and R. Sankar 14 each. Bowling for Meten Meer Zorg R. Kowchai 2 for 41, R. Dass 2 for 23, Z. Majeed 2 for 13.
