Marlon Kallicharran of Enmore registered the second ton of the league 112, against Richmond Hill. (Photos by Shiek Mohamed)
Enmore vs Richmond Hill
Dispite a brillant century by Marlon Kallicharran and an opening stand of 144. Enmore crumbled to 247 for 7 off the allotted 40 Overs.
A few dropped catches (all in the game) could have made things tougher for Richmond Hill, but despite that USA selectee Adrian Gordon displaced some classical and brilliant batting in scoring a 71 not out and together with Ramphal Bactowar who had a good knock of 63 took the game away from Enmore.
Innings of Enmore 247 for 7 wickets off 40 overs: Marlon Kallicharran 112, Travis Ross 34 and S. Jainarine 19
Bowling for Richmond Hill: A. Gordon 8-0-55-0, S. Das 4-0-29-0, R. Bactowar 8-0-27-2, C. Mendonza 6-0-42-0, Z. Sadloo 6-0-41-2, S. Sadloo 8-1-32-2
Innings of Richmond Hill 249 for 5 wickets off 32.1 overs: Mustaq Yussuf 32, Zaheer Sadloo 37, Ramphal Bactowar 63, Adrian Gordon 71 not out and Cuthbert Mendonza 19.
Bowling for Enmore: A. Mahadeo 6-0-51-2, J. Persaud 6-0-39-0, T. Ross 5-0-48-0, S. Jainarine 8-0-31-2, A. Ali 1-0-18-0, N. Joseph 1-0-13-0, V. Subryan 5.1-0-46-1
Everest/ACS vs Prince CC
Everest/ACS made 240 for 7 in 40 overs
Zamin Amin 65, Steve Nowrangilall 52, Karan Ganesh 30
Bowling for Prince CC: I. Naseem 8-1-32-3
Prince CC 87 all out in 22 overs: J. Chowdhury 45
Bowling for Everest/ACS: H. Sheriff 8-3-16-3 and T. Walke 8-1-40-4
Everest/ACS won by 153 runs.
Hillside vs Victory CC
Innings of Hillside 238 for 8 wickets: Juman 37, Mohabir 34, Hasladar 68 and Bo Juman 23.
Bowling for Victory CC: Sorabh 8-0-51-2, Rohit 8-0-60-1, Jasdeep 8-1-31-2, Bobby 4-0-25-0, Charan 3-0-21-0, Navjot (Sunny) 6-0-31-0, Harleen 3-0-16-3
Innings of Victory CC 240 for 7 wickets: Sumit 49, Charan 75 not out and Navjot (Sunny) 26.
Bowling for Hillside: Ali 6-1-36-2, Hassan 8-0-70-1, Kanhai 7-0-43-1, Hasaldar 8-0-34-0, Mohabir 2-0-20-0, Bakash 5-0-30-3
Craig, Barry And Williams Lead Atlantis To Victory
Atlantis C.C vs Jamrock C.C
Venue: Heckscher State Park 1
Toss & Decision: Jamrock C.C Won The Toss And Elected To Bat
Match Type: 40 Overs
Result: Atlantis C.C won by 91 runs won by 9 wkts
Innings of Jamrock CC 94 all out off 25.2 overs: J. Samms 36 and O. Lawes 13
Bowling for Atlantis: W. Charles 5-1-18-0, H. D’Oliveria 5-0-25-0, H. Craig 6-0-20-3, L. Deonarine 5-0-14-1, J. Thomas 2.2-0-4-2, M. Sandiford 2-0-7-2
Innings of Atlantis 95 for the loss of one wicket off 9.2 overs: S. Barry 30 and Clain Williams 39
Bowling for Jamrock CC: J. Boysdale 5-0-48-1, B. Hannam 3-0-21-0, R. Price 1.1-0-13-0
Zaaid Majeed took 2 for 23 and then return with the bat to score 33 against Eastside Warriors.
Meten Meer Zorg vs East Side Warriors
Innings of East Side Warriors 150 all out: Saud Alvi 24, Ahson Qadeer 22, Saabeeh Rafique 39 and Sajjad Afsaq 22.
Bowling for Meten Meer Zorg: Rocky Kowchai 8-1-22-3, Ashoor Shakur 6-0-40-0, Zaaid Majeed 8-1-23-2, Kieth Edie 2-0-20-0, Azurdeen Mohammed 8-1-17-2, Thakur Singh 5-0-20-3
Innings of Meten Meer Zorg 151 for 7 wickets: Azrudeen Mohammed 17, Thakur Singh 21, Zaaid Majeed 33.
Bowling for East Side Warriors: Sabeeah Rafique 5-0-14-1, Faisal Ahmed 6-1-24-1, Kashiefnaseem 6-2-17-0, Ahson Qadeer 8-0-35-2, Sajad Afsaq 7.1-1-14-2
United They Stand Exigent Liberty
Long Island United Cricket Club vs Liberty Cricket Club
The Sun Blazing, a cool breeze blowing, 2 games on adjacent freshly laid pitches, and you could not be blamed for thinking that you had finally made your way to cricket heaven.
Long Island United was up against Liberty Cricket Club in Brentwood II. Liberty Cricket Club took first strike and was tested by a fiery opening spell by 16 year old Anwer Khan and the Captain Omer Iqbal. Omer picked up two wickets but the young gun Anwer was again let down by poor catching. Anwer still showed maturity beyond his years and kept in running hard and finally picked up a wicket with an acrobatic leap from the keeper Shehzad Iqbal in front of almost second slip. New York under 19 selectors would be well served by keeping an eye out for this developing all rounder.
Long Island United was set a target of 196, and chased it down comfortably in 31 overs, mainly due to a mature yet flamboyant knock of 76 from the opener Omer Ali. The sixes and fours were a treat but the real pleasure was measured defense and due respect given to good deliveries. The main contributors were supported by enthusiastic cameos from their team mates, and it was a united and cohesive effort.
Bayshore Tigers Slump To 195 Run Defeat Against Rising Star
Rising Star CC – 349 for 7 after 40 overs
L. Latchman 58 Retired Hurt, R. Rampersad 62, R. Burton 78, S. Jadavji 75.
Bowling for Bayshore Tigers: Akram – 2 wks. for 40 and Hussain – 2 wks. for 67
Bayshore Tigers – 151 all out after 32.3 overs
Shaw – 54
Regis Burton of Rising Star scored 78 against Bayshore Tigers.
Bowling for Rising Stars: Y. Dass – 8 overs 30 runs 3 wickets, M. Kissoon – 5 overs 9 runs 4 wickets, R. Burton 4 overs 29 runs 1 wicket, P. Charran – 6 overs 22 runs 1 wicket and R. Kissoon – 6 overs 19 runs
Rising Star CC won by 195 runs
Timothy Rodney 5 For 35 Bowls East Bank To Victory
East Bank once again won the toss and elected to bat on a slow Bay Park track. They posted 197 all out in 27 overs. Main contributors were Royo Sankar 31, Nikhil Puri 38, Sohan Dass 33, Mark Gomes 21 and Shiv Raghubar 12. Bowling for Golden Arrow CC Amad 3 for 33, R. Bagrim 2 for 28 were the wicket takers.
Golden Arrow CC chasing 198 for victory were soon in trouble as Timothy Rodney remove the top order with a impressive spell. They were all out for 144 in 28 overs .However a 9th wicket patnership of 47 runs by Dean and Siddque delayed East Bank victory. Junel 23 and Dean 28 not out were the only batsmen to show any resistance. Timothy Rodney was the main destroyer with 5 for 35.