GCC hammer Ace Warriors as GNIC, Mystic Marvels claim T20 wins

Action in the Sherwin Williams Second-Division T20 Cup 2026/27 continued on Sunday with several matches played at grounds across Georgetown, producing dominant performances with both bat and ball.
At the Bourda Cricket Ground, Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) delivered a commanding performance to defeat Ace Warriors after posting an imposing total.
After winning the toss and electing to bat, GCC produced a strong batting display led by Shiloh Adams. Adams struck a fluent 59 from 41 balls, an innings highlighted by seven boundaries, setting the tone at the top of the order. He was well supported by Timothy McAlmont who contributed 46, while Yeudistir Persaud and Rivaldo Phillips chipped in with valuable knocks of 40 and 42 respectively.
Their combined efforts propelled GCC to an impressive 231 for 5 from their allotted 20 overs. Roger Aarons was the pick of the Ace Warriors bowlers with three wickets, while Murtland Ward supported with two.

In response, Ace Warriors never found any real momentum with the bat and were restricted to 80 for 8 in their 20 overs. Rawle Enmore top-scored with 16, while Ward added 12. Joash Charles produced a sensational bowling spell for GCC, claiming remarkable figures of 6 for 13 from his four overs to lead his team to a comprehensive victory.
Meanwhile, in the encounter between Police All Stars Academy and GNIC, Police won the toss and chose to bowl first.
GNIC posted a competitive 155 for 7 in their 20 overs. Chandrika Persaud led the scoring with a brisk 32 off 22 balls, striking two fours and a six, while Lystuel George remained unbeaten on 28 from just 16 deliveries. Kelvin Leitch claimed two wickets for Police, while Kerwin Amsterdam and Joshua Budhram took one each.
Police, however, struggled during their chase and were bowled out for 118 in 19.3 overs. Troy Benn top-scored with 26, while Leitch contributed 21. David Dick led the GNIC bowling effort with figures of 3 for 27, while Chandrika Persaud and Ovid Richardson each captured two wickets to secure victory for GNIC.
At the Malteenoes Sports Club Ground, GYO Mystic Marvels also recorded a convincing win over Diplomats.
Batting first after Diplomats won the toss and elected to field, Mystic Marvels posted 157 for 9 from their 20 overs. Trevayne Mohabir led the charge with an aggressive 46 from 25 balls, including four fours and three sixes, while Terrence King added 21. Neeran Bani was the standout bowler for Diplomats with 3 for 19, while Tyrell Peters and Munesh Outer claimed one wicket each.
In reply, Diplomats struggled to keep pace with the required run rate. Rayson Gill offered some resistance with 42 from 46 balls, striking three fours and three sixes, but the innings never gained real momentum. Diplomats finished on 91 for 6 in their 20 overs. Kevin Seeram returned figures of 2 for 14, while Terrence King and David Singh supported with one wicket each.
With these results, GCC, GNIC and GYO Mystic Marvels secured impressive victories as the Sherwin Williams Second-Division T20 Cup continues to gather momentum across Georgetown.