St. David's 222/8

Police 157 all out

St. David's produced a sterling all-round team performance yesterday to dispatch Police by 65 runs at Police Field, with the whole team contributing in some form throughout the match.

From batting to fielding, the visitors were always on the front foot and fully deserved their victory.

Posting a sound total of 222 batting first, skipper Delyone Borden turned the screws on his opponents by constantly changing bowlers so the batsmen could never get comfortable at the crease.

A first wicket stand of 38 by James Celestine (40) and Anderson Cumberbatch (14) was the biggest of the innings for the hosts, who lost wickets at regular intervals, thanks in large part to Borden's understanding of each situation his side faced.

Garvin Aparicio (21) and Wendell Dottin (26) were the only other batsmen to trouble the scorecard in making their way to their final total of 157 all out.

Five bowlers claimed wickets with Del Hollis taking four for 36, Angelo Cannonier claiming three for 39, while Justin Pitcher, Chris Douglas, and OJ Pitcher all snatched a wicket apiece.

Earlier in the St. David's innings, a 77-run third wicket partnership between Landro Minors and skipper Delyone Borden laid the foundation for the score the Islanders put up.

Minors (41) and Borden (61) came together with the Islanders on 61 for two and pushed the score to 138 before Minors departed with the visitors in a solid position.

Melvin Best had figures of three for 49 for Police, while Traddie Simpson (two for 40) and Anderson Cumberbatch (two for 50) also weighed in.

Bailey's Bay 256/5

YMSC 260/6

Young Men's Social Club got back to winning ways this weekend, beating Bailey's Bay by four wickets at Sea Breeze Oval.

Batting first the home side piled on the runs courtesy of national team batsmen Stephen Outerbridge (96) and Glenn Blakeney (62). An opening partnership of 70 runs between Blakeney and U-19 skipper Terryn Fray (15) set the hosts up nicely to get the score they eventually put up.

Dwayne Adams and Kevin Hurdle were the main threats to Bay, taking two for 33 and two for 52 respectively.

Solid batting from Daniel Morgan (82*), Charlie Marshall (80) and Dwayne Adams (32) saw Social Club home.

Morgan and Marshall put on 128 for the fifth wicket to guide the visitors from 105 for five to 233 before Marshall departed.

Kyle Hodsoll lead Bay's bowling with two wickets for 33 runs.

First Division

Somerset Bridge 184 –Willow Cuts 185-3

Ryan Shepherd struck an undefeated 89 and 16-year-old Kavon Fubler collected three wickets to lead Cuts to this seven-wicket triumph at White Hill yesterday.

Shepherd's stroke-filled innings produced a six and 12 fours while others making major contributions to the total were Diante Darrell 24, Rawn Warner 21 and Trevor Forth 17. Cuts required just 34 overs to reach their winning target.

Earlier Donnie Charles had a fine knock of 88 for Bridge while Donovan Burgess scored 46. Kavon Fubler gave up 38 runs for his three wicket haul off 10 overs while another 16-year-old Diante Darrell took two for 27 off 10 overs with a maiden.

Devonshire Rec. 188-6 –St. George's CC 156

In a game at Devonshire reduced to 26 overs because of a late start, Devonshire Rec. won by 32 runs with Chris Foggo top scoring on 36. Kameron Fox followed on 34 not out while Jeremy Fray was also not out on 30.

Machai Simmons was the top bowler for the East Enders with two wickets for 25 runs off five overs.

St. George's were dismissed in 22.5 overs with number eight bat Gregg Foggo high man on 32, his vicious knock saw him smash five sixes. Christian Burgess hit 30.

Derek Brangman was the pick of the home side's bowlers taking three wickets for 33 runs off six overs with a maiden while Wilbur Burt took two for 24 off four overs with a maiden.

Willow Cuts 414-6 –Warwick 79

On Saturday Willow Cuts feasted off nine-man Warwick's bowling with Sheroy Fubler hammering an undefeated century to lead Cuts to a whopping 335-run victory at Somerset.

Cuts' batsmen had things their own way from the very start, taking the upper hand through Fubler whose innings included a six and 22 fours.

Alex Ruskin was the best bowler for Warwick taking three for 52 off 10 overs.

Diante Darrell was the man responsible for the demolishment off Warwick's batsmen with a haul of five wickets for 37 runs while Jermaine Trott claimed three for 29 and Shepherd two for 15.