The 2010 Michael Holding masters got on the way from October 23 to November 1st. Queens Masters was crowned the 2010 Champions, beating Melbourne Masters in the Final at the Ultimate Oval in St. Anns, Jamaica. The championship was highly affected by rain. Caribbean Masters suffered the most with rain playing a part in all three matches.
Mark Audain of Caribbean Masters with legendary fast bowler Michael Holding.
Summary of the tour:
Caribbean Masters VS St. Elizabeth Masters at Alpart
Caribbean Masters lost the toss and was asked to take first strike, Caribbean Masters was 67 for 6 from 20 overs, when rain stopped play, Mark Audain 19, Albert Texeira 12 and Keith Lawrance 11 was the only batsmen to get into double figures.
Bowling for St. Elizabeth Masters, Howard Fairman 2/16 and Roger Roye 2/3. St. Elizabeth Masters 69 for 6 from 10 overs, Paul Bloomfield 23 and Roger Roye 15, bowling for Caribbean Masters, Cassius Burton 2/10, Tony Boyte 2/38 and Mark Audain 1/5.
Caribbean Masters VS St. James
Caribbean Masters loss the toss and was asked to take first strike, Caribbean Masters 52/2 from 11 overs when the rain came and abandon the match, Mark Audain 20, John Lavine 11 and Albert Texeira 9 not out. Bowling for St. James, Colin Ferguson 1/8 and Michael Ellis 1/16.
Caribbean Masters VS Melbourne Masters
Caribbean Masters won the toss and asked Melbourne to take first strike. Melbourne Masters 217 for 5 from 30 overs, former Jamaica players Delroy Morgan topped scored with a brilliant 108, Mark English with a polished 80, bowling for Caribbean Masters, John Lavine 2/25 and Tony Brown 2/47.
Caribbean Masters chasing a revised target 158 from 20 overs, was off to flying start, before losing John Lavine for a brilliant 42 when the score was on 90 in 10 overs. Skipper Mark Audain went for a classic 48, when the score was on 110 in 12 overs, Caribbean Masters never recovered and collapse to be all out for 151 in 20 overs. Bowling for Melbourne Masters, Owen Lewin 3/18, Dave Harris 2/7, and Dave Thedwell 2/27.
Melbourne Masters winning by 66 runs.
