John Bowne’s Mohammed Sadat slams ton (119*) against HS of Construction, while Taher Miah took seven wickets against Bronx HS of Science. Miah edged out Lincoln’s Bilal Khan by one wicket to become the leading wicket taker (17) thus far.Β  Van Buren’s Amarnauth Persaud continues to have the season of his life after missing out on his third century (90*).Β  Persaud leads all players in total runs scored and is sitting comfortable on the highest batting average (149) thus far. Top five leading run scorers:

Name

Total Runs

Batting Average

School

Amarnauth Persaud

449

149

Martin Van Buren

Troy Mars

409

68

John Adams

Aown Iqbal

406

58

William Bryant

Salam Sajib

318

106

Long Island City
Mohammed Sadat

262

52

John Bowne
[caption id="attachment_9185" align="alignright" width="313" caption="Mohammed Sadat hit and unbeaten 119 against High School of Construction."][/caption] Leading wicket taker: Taher Miah (17 wickets) – Dewitt Clinton April 30th. (1) Thomas Edison vs. Dewitt Clinton @ Van Cortlandt Park Dewitt Clinton – 200/4 ASFAQUE CHOWDHURY – 57 TAHER MIAH – 47 Thomas Edison – 95/5 NIKUNJ AGARWAL – 36 CHAD SINGH – 24* TAHER MIAH – 2/9 (2) Lafayette Educational Complex vs. Brooklyn International @ Marine Park 2 Lafayette – 89 all out HAMZA MUHAMMAD – 31 SYED FORHADUDDIN – 3/19 Brooklyn International – 90/2 SHIFUL ISLAM – 35* (3) Prospect Heights Campus vs. Wingate Educational Campus Prospect Height – 164/7 WARRELL BIGGS – 56* GRANTLEY HOLDER – 3/15 DERRICK WALTERS – 2/32 Wingate – 45/7 SHERVIN BOBB – 10 VIC JOHNNY – 5/24 May 1st. (1) Bronx HS of Science vs. Dewitt Clinton @ Van Cortlandt Park Dewitt Clinton – 188/7 ASFAQUE CHOWDHURY – 43 JALAL AHMED – 32 PRASENJIT SAHA – 3/18 Bronx HS of Science – 39 all out PRASENJIT SAHA – 4 TAHER MIAH – 7/14 (2) HS of Construction vs. John Bowne @ Kissena Park John Bowne – 211/4 MOHAMMED SADAT – 119* GURSIMRANJ SINGH – 34* HS of Construction – 40 all out KEIFER PHILL - 14 PIYUSH SALARIA – 3 wickets [caption id="attachment_3205" align="alignright" width="350" caption="Amarnauth Persaud is leading batsman in the PSAL cricket tournament. Photo by Shiek Mohamed"][/caption] (3) Queens HS of Teaching vs. John Adams @ Baisley Park South John Adams – 116 all out RANDALL WILSON – 25 ZAFAAR YUSUF – 17 GURBHEJ SINGH – 6/23 Queens HS of Teaching – 46 all out SUKHJINDER SINGH - 18 ZAFAAR YUSUF – 4/6 (4) Richmond Hill vs. Hillcrest @ Baisley Pond Park Richmond Hill – No scorecard reported Hillcrest – 76 without loss VIJENDRA MOHABIR – 34 AHSAN RIAZ - 35 May 3rd. (1) Franklin K. Lane vs. Franklin D. Roosevelt @ Marine Park 1 Franklin K. Lane – 107/7 ALEX CHATTERGOON – 47 GAVINDRA JAINARAINE – 21 and ZAHIB TARIQ – 5/25 Franklin D. Roosevelt – 108/4 ZAIN ALI – 17 WAYMON WOOLFORD – 2/19 (2) John Bowne vs. Queens HS of Teaching @ Kissena Park 1 John Bowne – 152/8 HAMAD HUSSAIN – 39 PIYUSH SALARIA – 23 DEORAM PURAN and SABIN SAJI – 3 wickets each Queens HS of Teaching – 70 all out GURBHEJ SINGH – 21 HARDEEP SINGH, VISHAVJEET PATHANIA, and HAMAD HUSSAIN – 3 wickets each (3) Bronx HS of Science vs. Martin Van Buren @ Kissena Park 2 Bronx HS of Science – 60 all out ADAM FREILICH – 8 AMARNAUTH PERSAUD and TAJINDER SINGH – 3 wickets each Martin Van Buren – 63 without loss AMARNAUTH PERSAUD – 56* (4) John Adams vs. HS of Construction @ Baisley Pond Park HS of Construction – 82 all out LAKSHMIDAT CHAITRAM – 24 TROY MARS and ZAFAAR YUSUF – 2 wickets each John Adams – 83/4 ZAFAAR YUSUF – 32 KEIFER PHILL and VICKRAM ARMOGAN – 2 wickets each May 4th. (1) Jamaica vs. HS of Construction @ Baisley Pond Park Jamaica – 83/5 TARIQ MAHMOOD – 34 KEIFER PHILL – 2 wickets