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Cricket League 20/20 Finals Challengers CC Routs United Sports Club In the A-Division 20/20 Final A scintillating knock of 102 not out by Steve Massiah enables Challengers CC to rout United Sports Club in the Nassau Cricket League A-Division 20/20 Final Sunday September 30, 2007 at Baisley Oval. Massiah shared a fourth wicket stand of 153 runs from 13 overs with David Mohamed (58 not out) and the pair helped Challengers to post a total of 203 in their 20 overs. United Sports had a bad day in the field and both batsmen made good of the chances they were given. Massiah’s century was his fifth of the 2007 cricket season. He led his team, Challengers CC, to two championships in the Nassau Cricket League in 2007 (Super-4 and 20/20 Champions in the A-Division). Randy Baichan with figures of 4-0-20-2 was the pick of the United Sports Bowlers.
Needing 204 for victory was never going to be easy for United Sports Club. They did well to reach 146 all-out in 17 overs. Ram Singh 26 runs, Randy Baichan 24 runs, Sunil Singh 19 runs, Glen Loric 18 runs, and Gavesh Arjune 11 runs were the main scorers for United Sports Club. Bowling for Challengers CC; Bonner 1-0-5-2, Kumar 2-0-22-2, J. Lall 4-0-34-2 and Massiah, Shaku and Mickey finished with 1 wicket a piece. Challengers CC won by 57
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Hempstead
Edged West Indian Alliance/Melbourne
In The B-Division Final In a close and entertaining match, Hempstead edged West Indian Alliance/Melbourne in the Nassau Cricket League’s B-Division Final played Sunday September 30, 2007 at Baisley Oval. West Indian Alliance/Melbourne, the league’s B- Division 2007 Super-4 Champions, was favored to win this match, but Hempstead was determined to prove the odds maker wrong. Hempstead came into this game on an emotional high after defeating Gomes Youths and International Sports Club on the same day, one week ago, to get into the final. On a glorious day for cricket, Hempstead won the toss and decided to bat first. They posted a total 133 for all-out in their allotted 20 overs. Peter DaSilva led the scoring with 44, followed by Lawrence Persaud with 22, Gerald Singh with 20 and Andy Harricharran with 15. Bowling for West Indian Alliance/Melbourne, Lalta Persaud took 4 wickets for 22 runs in 4 overs, Kawal Persaud 1 for 8 in 2 overs, Gay Broomes 1 for 16 in 4 overs and Allison Harewood 1 for 28 in 4 overs. West Indian Alliance/Melbourne was in for a complete surprise when it was their turn to bat. Peter DaSilva rocked the top order with a devastating spell of 4 overs, 3 madiens, 9 runs and 3 wickets (4-3-9-3). In his first over, he had the prolific Lalta Persaud caught for a duck and in successive overs clean bowled Charles (5) and Javier (10). DaSilva’s first over produce 3 wickets and no runs. After DaSilva’s opening spell, many felt it was Hempstead match to lose, but West Indian Alliance/Melbourne ensured that victory would not come easy for Hempstead. Leslie Entienne and Glyne Hurley began to repair the damage and made the Hempstead bowlers worked hard. A brilliant piece of glove work by wicket-keeper Lawrence Persaud to stumped Leslie Entienne for 35 of the bowling of Gerald Singh in the 17th over was a wicket Hempstead desperately needed. The West Indian Alliance/Melbourne inning came to a close at 125 for 9 in their allotted 20 overs. Leslie
Entienne topped scored with 35, Glyne Hurley 31 and Conrad Carbon 23
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