Zeelugt, Zeeburg & Bellevue record wins over the weekend

Bellevue’s veteran spinner Krishna Singh rolled back the years to capture 5/8 in 3.5 overs
Bellevue’s veteran spinner Krishna Singh rolled back the years to capture 5/8 in 3.5 overs

Action continued over the last weekend in the West Demerara Cricket Association’s (WDCA) Jits & Neelam 40-Over competition and saw Zeelugt, Zeeburg and Bellevue all racking up wins.

At the Zeelugt community ground, the hosts had an easy five-wicket win over Goed Fortuin. The latter batted first and were skittled for just 110 in 22.2 overs, 34 runs of that total came courtesy of extras. Leading the way for Zeelugt with the ball was spinner Khandiya Ramkarran who snared 3/8 while Tameshwar Dass (2/22) and Mahendra Persaud  (2/18) showed good support. In reply, Zeelugt raced to victory at 115/5 in just 17.4 overs as Tamesh Mohabir spanked 37 inclusive of  five fours while Khandiya Ramkarran returned with the bat to craft 25.

U-15 player Pameshwar Ram top scored for Meten-Meer-Zorg with 62 albeit in a losing cause

At Meten-Meer-Zorg Community Centre Ground, the home side lost to Zeeburg. Batting first, the hosts laboured to 181 all out In 39.4 Overs with West Demerara U- 15 Captain Pameshwar Ram top scoring  with an attractive 62  while Dinesh George (18)  and Navindra  Sankar  (15) were the only other batsmen to contribute. Malcolm Hubbard  (3/18), Mark Jeffrey  2/8) and Sheldon Alexander  (2/26) made inroads for Zeeburg. In response, the visitors chased down the total with four wickets to spare ending on 182/6 with Arshad  Azim recording 51 while Vishal  Persaud  (33) contributed to the successful run chase.

Over at Bellevue community ground, the hosts beat Cold Fusion by seven wickets, after winning the toss, Cold  Fusion elected to bat and could only compile 112 all out in 21.5 overs. Diquan Campbell top scored with 24 while Rollen Ramdeen supported with 21. Bowling for Bellevue, veteran spinner Krishna Singh impressed  with figures of 5/8 in 3.5 overs. Bellevue then chased down the target in 24.4 overs ending on 113/3 with Ryan Seecharran leading the side home on 34 not out while Randy  Ramroop (26) and Robin Seecharran (22) chipped in with valuable runs.