ON Saturday last the Everest ground, the home team led by a five-wicket haul from Troy Gonsalves, beat Bel Air Rubis by three wickets.
Bel Air Rubis were dismissed for 132 in 27 overs with Anil Singh 51 and Rajendra Singh 30 leading the way with the bat.

Leg-spinner Troy Gonsalves captured 5-34 and got support from left- arm spinner, Javed Rasheed who grabbed 3-26 and Ariel Tilku who took 2-10.
Everest then reached 133-7 in 33.1 overs. Gonsalves 26, Denesh Mangal 25, Anthony Sancahra 23 and Rishi Hiralall 16 getting into double figures.

Gonsalves and Rasheed (8) shared an unbroken 30 run partnership to see Everest home
Bowling for Rubis, Arvinda Gainda took 4-19.

On Sunday, Everest defeated Eldorado by 110 runs after making 206 in 39.2 overs with Nityanand Mathura hitting six fours and a six in his-60 ball 78.
Stuart Hoppie (37), Gonsalves (27) and Denesh Mangal (22) offered support with the bat.

Daniel Barker took 4-38 and Owen Andrews 3-19 bowled well for Eldorado which collapsed for 96 in 28 overs despite a fighting 29 from Joseph Shivgobin.
Dwayne Adams (3-20), Mathura (3-7), Bryon Bowen (2-12) and Rasheed (2-14) combined to bowl Everest to back-to-back wins over the weekend.
At the Police Sports Club ground Eve Leary, GCC was bowled out for 138 in 34 overs before Police reached 139-7 in 23.1 overs to win by seven wickets.

Dhanesh Persaud top scored for GCC with 30 but only Joshua Wade (19) Yudhistir Persaud (16) of the batters passed 15.
Wade and Ryan Hemraj (15) gave GCC a solid 33 runs start before Damuka Junior removed Wade to trigger a slide as only Persaud offered fight.
Junior, Troy Benn, Kelvin Leitch and Mark Jeffers had two wickets each for Police.

The Cops were given a 53-run opening start between Leon Crawford (34) and Troy Benn (45) while Pernell London (20) and Junior (19) contributed to the victory.

Yudhistir Persaud, Nicholas Shiopersaud and Dhanesh Persaud
took two wickets each for GCC in a losing effort.