GCB/GOG/MCYS Under-19 Boys Inter-Club Super-50 Tournament: Tucber Park, Everest, Peter’s Hall pick up wins

The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) Government of Guyana (GOG) Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport (MCYS), Under-19 Boys Inter-Club Super-50 Tournament 2023 continued on Tuesday, April 4, with recorded wins for Tucber Park CC, Rose Hall Canje Arborsmart, and No.73 Young Warriors/Radha Krishna
Foundation; and in Demerara, there were wins for Everest, Transport and Peter’s Hall.

Summary of Scores:
Tucber Park beat Edinburgh by 153 runs
A massive total of 293-9 was amassed thanks mainly to national youth player Zeynul Ramsammy, who stroked 16 fours and a few sixes in his majestic 136. Support from opener Kevin Kisten, who set the tone with 73, was enough to negate the expertise of Edinburgh &#39s Wesley Castello, who picked up 5-45 amidst the chaos.
In response, Edinburgh was kept to 140, with Jarvon Wharton (22) being the main scorer, following some incisive bowling from Marvin Arjune (3-13), while Kisten (3-26) and Ramsammy (2-28) returned to provide impetus.

Rose Hall Canje Arborsmart beat Achievers B by a massive 381 runs
Isai Thorne stroked a brilliant 123 from 63 balls, Enrique Mickle had 79, and Zadeen LaRose had 51 as their team racked up 437-6 in 50 overs.
It was easy pickings at the end for Rose Hall, after they knocked over Achievers for 56 runs, led by Devon Warton’s 6-26. No batsman even managed to reach double figures for Achievers.

#73 Young Warriors/Radha Krishna Foundation beat Skeldon Community Centre by 53 runs
#73 Young Warriors/Radha Krishna Foundation made 133 all out in 35 overs. Tomesh Hemraj led with 48, as Okazi Boyce took 2-24, Farhan Elamodeen took 2-18, and Mahendra Sukhai took 2-20 to keep things going for their team.
Skeldon Community Centre was knocked over for 80 in 33.4 overs, with Farhan Elamodeen scoring 18. Bowling for #73, Tavindra Doobay took 4-22, M. Mersalin took 2-14, Lutesh Singh took 2-18, and Yougesh Khemraj took 2-18 to seal the win.

Everest beat MYO by 84 runs
Everest batted first and made just 137 all out in 38.5 overs, with only two batsmen: Anesh Haimnarine (19*) and Saif Samaroo (21), managing respectable scores.
Apart from Dillon Ramsaroop (26), no MYO batsman made double figures, and they were eventually bowled out for 54 in 19.4 overs.

Transport Sports Club beat GT ONEXT XI by 9 wickets
In a game reduced to 30 overs for each side, GT ONEXT XI won the toss and chose to bat, but was destroyed for a mere 49 in 15 overs. Joshua Daniels had the top score of 14 for ONEXT XI, as the duo of Nehemiah Hohenkirk (3-15) and Renaldo Grenville (2-16) bowled superbly for Transport.
In reply, Transport Sports Club surged to 50-1, thanks to Hohenkirk returning to hit 19*, and Alvin Mohabir adding 18* to seal a good victory.

Peter’s Hall defeat Sandpipers by 148 runs
Batting first, Peter’s Hall Sports Club piled on 237 for 3 in 30 overs. Josiah Lim led with 74 not out, while Dravid Manohar hit 65 not out.
Sandpipers Sports Club then scored 89 all out in 22.1 overs, after some magic from spinner Sayed Lakeram, who bagged 5-23.
On Thursday, April 6, 2023, Peter’s Hall will compete against the team that drew the bye in the first round, West Demerara, at the Meter-Meer-Zorg ground in West Demerara.