CLASSY centuries from former West Indies opener Ravindra Chandrika and Reyad Latif highlighted the latest round of the rain affected GCA’s Sherwin Williams T20 second division cricket yesterday.
At Bourda, in the morning game, Eldorado beat Sophia by 23 runs.
Eldorado, on the back of Ntini Permaul’s 29-ball 60 with six fours and three sixes, Eldorado reached 131-7 in 16.3 overs when rain stopped play.
Skipper Tyriq Walters removed Deonarine Dindyal without a run scored. Permaul and Elnathan Sukhnandan (17) added 66 for the fourth before Walters ran out Sukhnandan.
Tuen Hicks (15) and Ron Percival (12) were the only other batters to reach double figures.
Walters had 2-12 for Sophia, who were bowled out for 108 in 15.5 overs.

Malcolm Morris (18) and Christian Benjamin (13) 41 for the first wicket before they lost three wickets for two runs.
Joshua Grant hit a four and a six in his 25 before only Benjamin (13), Walters (12), and Ronaldo Hercules (11) reached doubles, before they were run out.
Akeem Williams and Yogendra Singh had two wickets each.
At the Police ground in the morning game, the Cops beat GDF by 5 wickets on the D/W/S system.
The Soldiers reached 120-5 in 18.2 overs when rain interrupted play.
Neil Persaud hit five fours and a six in his 38, while Leon Andrews supported with 24 as Mark Jeffers had 2-19 for Police, who replied with 104-5 in 14.4 overs.
Andrew Lyght jr. reached the ropes five times and cleared it once in his 46, and along with Pernell London (28) put together 71 for the first wicket.
Dwayne Dick (5) fell at 78-2 before Ameer Mohamed (0) departed at 79-3.
Lyght and Jeffers (8) took the score to 92 as the sun returned in all of its glory before Jeffers was dismissed.
Ayinde Rogers removed Lyght at 95-5, but Dumuka Ngqendon (2) and Kyle Michael (6) saw their team home.
At Everest in the afternoon game, the home team, led by a double century third wicket stand between the 36-year-old Chandrika, who hit 14 fours and five sixes in an unbeaten 120 and Navindra Persaud, who made 91 from 44 balls with nine fours and four sixes, reached 234-2 in 20 overs.
The pair joined forces at 25-2 in the fourth over and dominated the bowlers with several imperious shots as Diplomats chased white leather for 16.1 overs.
Diplomats were restricted to 88-5 in 15 overs chasing a revised target of 181
Seon Gaskin was unbeaten on 32 as Javed Rasheed captured 2-10 for Everest, who won by 92 runs on the D/L/S System.
At Bourda, Positive Foundation Agricola were dismissed for 116 in 18. 1 overs.

Leron Crawford made 58 from 37 balls with five fours and three sixes. However, only Ander Baker (19) and Deonarine Thakurdyal (15) reached 15.
Vijai Kalpu snatched 5-14. He got support from former Test player Leon Johnson (2-11) and Joash Charles (2-24).
GCC lost Shiloh Adams (7) at 10-1 before slipping to 22-4 as Joshua Wade, who made a century in the last match, Nicholas Shiopersaud and Johnson all made ducks.
Timothy McCalmont and Navindra Persaud added 79 runs for the fifth wicket to revive the home team’s position.
Rickford Mohammed trapped McCalmont lbw for 45 from 29 balls with two fours and a couple of sixes to break the stand.
Sue Sealon removed Yeudister Persaud (7) and Dhanesh Persaud (0) in quick succession.
But it was too little too late, as Navindra Persaud kept his head and his wicket to steer GCC to victory with an unbeaten 51 from 43 balls with three boundaries. With him was Kennard Moonsammy, on one. GCC reached 117-7 in 16.4 overs.
Shaquille Leung and Sealon had two wickets for Agricola, who put up a good fight.
At the Transport Sports Club Ground, the host team beat the Police All-stars Academy by 67 runs after making 201-4 in 20 overs and limiting the Police Academy to 134-8.
Reyad Latif hammered 106 from 61 balls with 10 fours and seven sixes. He got support from Emmanuel Lewis and Jeremiah Hohenkirk, who each made 34.
Darwin Larose 2-48 for the Academy, who had a solid opening partnership of 71 between Ravindradat Budram, who hit four fours and six in 45 and Troy Benn, whose 49 lasted 33 balls and was decorated with six fours and two sixes.