Shiwtahal’s haul confirms Number Two place in final 8
THE 2010 Berbice Cricket Board (BCB)-organised Spready’s Bakery-sponsored Under-19 limited overs competition resumed recently with Number Two winning their latest Zone B (West Bank Berbice) preliminary match to end unbeaten in that zone, thus earning the right to advance to the quarter-finals of the competition.
In their match against D’Edward which was reduced to 35 overs-a-side, they did well to reach 176 for 6 in their 35 overs, to which D’ Edward, who were at one stage 40 without loss, replied with 84, thanks to the bowling of off-spinner Krishna Shiwtahal who engineered the collapse with his 7-7 taken from five overs.
Results from other matches played are as follows;
In scores from the matches played:
At the No.2 Ground in West Berbice, No.2 beat D’Edward by 93 runs. No.2, 176-8 in 35 overs with Ravi Gossai 47, Lakeram Chetram 38, Waqar Hussein 27, Devendra Lalsa 3-36, Abdul Subhan 2-20, Derick Lalsa Jr 2-25. D’Edward 83 in 20 overs with Krishna Shiwtahal 7-7, Ravi Gossai 2-9.
At Yakusari in Black Bush Polder, Port Mourant beat Yakusari Young Caribs by 100 runs. Port Mourant 158 in 33 overs with Shailendra Shameer, Arif Chan 32, Besham Deolall 28, Karran Ramkesar 3-20, Fiaz Gafoor 2-10, Ryan Bownauth 2-35, Cheddi Bownauth 2-42. Yakusari Young Caribs 58 in 20.3 overs with Besham Deolall 5-14, Bisham Persaudie 2- 6.
At Albion, Albion Community Centre beat Rose Hall Town Pepsi B by 8 wickets. Rose Hall Town Pepsi B 81 in 38.4 overs with Viendra Gooniah 36, Avinash Wajib 4-21, Sharmindra Hardyal 2-23. Albion Community Centre 82-2 in 19.2 overs with Harrinarine Chattergoon 46 n.o., Sharmindra Hardyal 27 n.o.
At Cumberland in Canje, Young Warriors beat Rose Hall Community Centre by 27 runs. Young Warriors 199 in 42.1 overs with Cledwin Cort 51, Linden Austin 29, Totaram Sooknanan 24, Ryan Hussain 23, Satanand Mohabir 4-32, Udesh Imrit 2-30, Antonio Bhikham 2-38.  Rose Hall Community Centre 172 in 42.3 overs with Kevin Ramdeen 42, Shawn Satar 33, Udesh Imrit 30, Totaram Sooknanan 3-14, Mortimer Fraser 3-42, Linden Austin 2-43.