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Central Sports, QPCC 2 stay unbeaten - Chin - 02-16-2016
Central Sports, QPCC 2 stay unbeaten
Published on Feb 15, 2016, 6:53 pm AST
Updated on Feb 15, 2016, 6:54 pm AST
By Roger Seepersad
Former Trinidad and Tobago Under-19 cricketer Nicholas Alexis slammed a even 100 for Queen's Park Cricket Club 2 on Sunday as they whipped Moosai Sports by 19 runs to stay unbeaten in the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board's Premier Division Two 50-overs competition at Fatima Ground, Mucurapo.
Alexis helped the Parkites rally from a slow start to post 205 for seven which proved to be just enough to get past Moosai. The East Zone team, however, did put up a fight with Adria n Geeban continuing his good form from the three-day league to top-score with 64 but it was not enough in the end as Moosai were dismissed for 186, falling 19 runs short of their target.
Central Sports also stayed unbeaten after three rounds, defeating Esmeralda by 74 runs on Sunday. In other results from Sunday, Christopher Vincent grabbed eight wickets to lead Caldrac to a 122-run win over Cane Farm while Calcutta Sports defeated Preysal Sports by 108 runs.
The teams will be in action against the same opponents this weekend.
TTCB Premier Two
50-Overs Scores:
QPCC 2 205-6 (Nicholas Alexis 100; Camillo Carimbocas 40; Nicholas Arthur 3/40, Adrian Geeban 2/18) vs Moosai Sports 186 (Adrian Geeban 64, Lendel Nelson 30, Namir Seupaul 30; Darren Deonarine 3/25, Ricardo Paty 2/42)
—QPCC won by 19 runs
Calrac 204 (Shimroy Barrington 42, Eugene LaFleur 41; A Lovell 3/30) vs Cane Farm 82 (Christopher Vincent 8/24)
—Caldrac won by 122 runs
Central Sports 236 (Kamil Pooran 54) vs Esmeralda 162 (Rakesh Maharaj 3/16)
—Central Sports won by 74 runs
Calcutta Sports 217 (Sebastian Bhal 58, Ahmed Mohammed 26, Miguel Heeraman 26, Darry Balgobin 31) vs Preysal 109 (Vishal Naipaul 4/26)
—Calcutta won by 108 runs