Guyana Jaguars all-rounder Keemo Paul had another day to remember in cricket, but this time it was with a tape ball in hand.
Paul led from the front with a sterling all-round performance to guide V-Net Communications to the James Lewis and Foreign Ministry Promotion organised Pre-Independence Super Six title in a thriller that went down to the last ball against Craig Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) at the National Cultural Centre Tarmac on Sunday.
The victorious V-Net Communications team pose with organiser James Lewis (in blue)
Despite the rain, Paul captured three wickets to restrict Craig NDC to 42-5 in their allotted six overs, then returned to smash 20 to propel his team to 46-4.
In the semi-finals, V-Net defeated Eccles NDC while Craig NDC triumphed over the Guyana Forestry Commission.
V-Net successfully chased 72 for victory, ending on 74 without loss in 5.2 overs in reply to 71-3 made by Eccles NDC.
In the other semi-final, Craig NDC stifled the Guyana Forestry Commission to 53-2 in six overs before racing to 55-1 in 5.3 overs.
