All Youths `B’ routed for 34, Zeeburg win by 141

Ronaldo Renee made an unbeaten 73
Ronaldo Renee made an unbeaten 73

All Youths `B’ were bundled out for a paltry 34 chasing 175 for victory against Zeeburg while All Youths `A’

and Dynasty secured wins in the latest round of the West Demerara Cricket Board President’s T20 competiition.

On Sunday, a blistering 68 decorated with three sixes and seven fours from skipper, Ronaldo Renee, powered hosts, Zeeburg, to 175 for six from  their allotted overs after winning the toss and opting to bat.

Sanjay Persaud (62) and Navindra Persaud (4-17) led All Youths A to victory

Richardo Poloram supported Renee with 21 while Yutesh Dhanpaul made 19 and Ushardeva Balgobin 17.

Deoram Persaud picked up two for 22.

All Youths `B’ were routed in 14.2 overs with seamer, Travis Drakes taking 4-11 and Andre Seepersaud (2-11). Dev Seepersaud was the only batsman to reach double figures, scoring 18.

Over at the Wales Community Centre ground, the first contest saw All Youths `A’ defeating Windsor Forest `B’ by eight wickets in a low-scoring affair.

Windsor Forest won the toss and decided to bat and were dismissed for  91 in 19 overs with Michael Subadar top scoring with 25 and Srinivas Chatram making 13. Navindra Persaud was the architect behind the dismantling, picking up four for 17 while Anthony Carrington and Bukan Baksh supported with three wickets each for 10 and 11 runs respectively.

In reply, All Youths `A’ required just 12 overs to reach 92 for two.

Sanjay Persaud piloted the chase with a brisk 62 while Kishan Ramjeawon made 12.

Sachin Balgobin and Kevin Rameshwar picked up one wicket each.

Later in the day, Dynasty secured a 20-run win over Wales after posting 108 all out in 18 overs and containing the hosts to 88 for eight in their allotted overs.

Damion Vantull top scored with 27 and Almando Doman chipped in with 14.

Ujesh Dayal bagged four for 20 and Brian Puran returned two for 30 for Wales.

In the chase, Dwain Dick made 21 and Dayal 16.

Marvin Cheong and Yekini Favourite had two wickets each.