31st Annual Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament
– School of the Nations suffers heavy loss
Jeremiah Scott’s half-century inspired St. Joseph High School to its third win from four matches at the end of the first week of competition in the 31st Annual Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament.
At Foursquare, St Joseph High (Guyana) beat Queen’s College (Barbados) by eight wickets, with Scott leading the way with the bat for the Guyanese students.
Facing a reduced target of 115 from 30 overs, Scott spearheaded the chase with a top score of 72, as St. Joseph lost just two wickets. The right-handed batsman who plays for the Malteenoes Sports Club locally was supported by Kennard Moonsammy with 20, and Quentin Sampson with 15 not out.
Jeremiah Scott
Scores in the match read: Queen’s College 145 all out in 33.5 overs (Ajani Waterman 48, Kyode Miller 16, Dijon Hunte 11, Evan Blair 3-21, Kennard Moonsammy 3-25, Stephon Wilson 2-25)
St Joseph High 117-2 in 13.1 overs (Jeremiah Scott 72, Kennard Moonsammy 20, Quentin Sampson 15 not out, Diquon Alleyne 2-33)
Meanwhile, School of the Nations suffered another loss, going down to French Verendah St. Vincent Community College by a huge margin of 102 runs.
Scores in the match are as follows after the target was reduced to 200 in 30 overs: St Vincent CC 247-6 in 37 overs (Romando Browne 82, Zivon Walker 70, Dillon Douglas 37, Rayon Williams 19, Jeremy Layne 11, Ariel Tilku 3-51, Christopher Kowsilla 2-39)
School of the Nations 97 all out in 30 overs (Mark Ramsammy 40, Suresh Jainarine 20, Jeremy Layne 4-12, Jeremy Haywood 2-10)
