Essequibo and defending champion, Demerara, continued where they left off from the first round of the GCB/HIH Under-19 3-Day Inter-County 2016. They are in control after the first day of the second round of the Competition today. Berbice who lost their way against Essequibo in round one, fell for 198 in their first innings against
Keemo Paul all-round brilliance saw Essequibo registering a massive victory over Berbice while Demerara mauled the Select U-17s in the first round of the GCB/HIH Under-19 3-Day Inter-County Competition 2016. Under-19 World Champion, Keemo Paul, followed up his excellent 85 with a 4-wicket haul as Berbice crumbled to an innings and 60 runs defeat; a
Essequibo and Demerara are in the driver’s seat against Berbice and the Select U-17s respectively at the end of day two of the GCB/HIH Under-19 3-Day Inter-County 2016. Resuming on 71/2 at the Enterprise Busta Sports Club ground, Essequibo on the back of U-19 World Champion, Keemo Paul, posted 246 all out. They slipped from
Demerara took the upper-hand against the Select U-17 team while Essequibo and Berbice end on a state of equilibrium on the opening day of the GCB/HIH Under-19 3-Day Inter-County 2016. The start of both matchups was delayed due to heavy overnight downpours. At the Wales Community Centre ground, play started at 13:30n hours. Demerara won
It’s not often that someone bowls 10 overs for 16 runs then makes an entertaining 95 to take the Man-of-the-Match and their team does not win. But that is exactly what happened yesterday at Bourda for Berbice Captain Kevin St Clair when defending champions Demerara gained a narrow six-run last over win in the final
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