Chitnarine guides No. 73 Warriors past Scotsburg United

Champs once again. 
Champs once again. 

A fine all-round display from Sarwan Chitnarine guided defending champions No. 73 Young Warriors past Scottsburg United by eight wickets in the final of the second Trophy Stall and Upper Corentyne Cricket Association (UCCA) Under-19 Inter-Club 50 overs cricket competition at the Crabwood Creek Ground. 

Scottsburg United batted first and posted 194 from 31.5 overs with Clifford Embrack stroking an even fifty, inclusive of five sixes and three fours. 

He got support from Brandon Nandalall (27), Ashton Nohar (25) and Trevon Sukhoo (21) who all got into the twenties.

The winning captain receives his prize from a representative of Trophy Stall.

Sarwan Chitnarine (three wickets), Niraha Singh (two wickets) and Eton Odell (two wickets) did the damage with the ball for No. 73 Young Warriors who, in response, romped home at 195-2 in 31.4 to complete the win. 

The win was orchestrated by Chitnarine who cracked 10 fours and a maximum in his unbeaten 80 while Nicholas Tahal (44) and Singh (24) played useful innings.

In the presentation that followed, Young Warriors received cash incentives and a trophy from the Trophy Stall Port Mourant Branch.

The individual presentations were swept by players of No. 73 Young Warriors team with Chitnarine being adjudged the man of the match for his all-round performance.

Niradj Singh was adjudged the player with the most runs and also the most valuable player while Paul Jabbar was adjudged the player with the most wickets in the tournament.

The other teams that participated in the competition were 43 Cricket Club, No. 66 Cricket Club and No. 73 Mandir and No. 52 Cricket Club.

Trophy Stall, whose head office is located in the Bourda Market, is one of the leading sponsors of sporting activities in Guyana. It is also one of the leading sports and trophy stores in the country.

General Manager, Ramesh Sunich was happy to give back to the people of Berbice for their support over the years. He is happy with the way the competition has been organized so far and has committed to continuing the sponsorship.