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CCL Division I Round Up: Royals Wreck Bronx

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COMMONWEALTH LEAGUE DIVISION I (6/16/2013)

Patel 11 vs BKR
Patel 11 won by 73 runs
Batting first Patel 11 made 163-6  (25 overs)
BKR replied with 90 all out( 24.3)
Gladiators  VS  Spring Valley
Spring Valley  Batting first made 171-9 (30 overs)
Gladiators was bowled out for 55
Bear’s youths vs Pak Stallions
Pak Stallions won by 1 wicketBatting first Bear’s youth posted 130-9 in 25 overs
J.Heywood 48,Sahadeo Singh 3-14 (5 overs)
Pak Stallion made 131-9 (24 overs)
T.Farooq hit an unbeaten 63, Ravi Bheir 3-33(5 overs)
Pak Pride vs NYPD
PakPride won by 132 runs
Batting first Pak Pride made 190 and bowled out NYPD for a mere 58
 
Mumbai Xpress vs  NY Finest
Mumbai Xpress won by 67 runs
Mumbai Xpress batting first made 147 all out
NY Finest could only muster 80 in reply
Packers   vs East Coast Limo
ECL won by 87 runs
ECL batting first made 159 (25 overs)
Packers made 72 in replied.
 
Bachan vs Yakasari
Yakasari won by 4 runs
Batting first Yakasari made 148
Bachan 144
Islanderz vs Kings 11
Islanderz won by 19 runs
Islanderz batting first made 163 (30 overs)
Kings 11 in reply made 144.
Rosedale Royal vs Bronx All StarRoyals won by 6 wickets
Bronx All Star batting first made  62, Neil 4-12
Royals replied  with 63-4 in 13 overs
NY Storm vs Vipers
NY Storm won by 2 wicketsBatting first Vipers made 151 all out(26 overs)
NY Storm replied with 152-8 (24 overs)
NY Pioneer  vs  Pak Leopards
NY Pioneer won by  6 wickets
Pak Leopardsbatting first made 132 allout, Zuakuran 44, Jug 4-21
NY Pioneer made 133-4, Kali 41
NY Pioneer vs Scorpions
Scorpions  won by 33 runs
Scorpions made 203-8 (30 overs) Sattar 36, Jagiah 33 n.o.
NY Pioneer  171 all out(30) Josh 46.
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CCL Premier Division Round Up

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Commomwealth Premier Division

Tri-City vs TUCC at Waterbury CT

Match won by Tri-City

Batting first, Tri-City posted 219 on the strength of 49 runs from skipper John Persaud, 42 from Fizel Husain, and 33 from Ray Cecil.

TUCC were all out for 169 in 32 overs.  Top scorers were Verun with 42, Chanderpaul with 26, and Raj with 22.

Bowling highlights for TUCC were Punter’s remarkable 3/14 performance and Kishan’s 2/14.

For Tri-City’s bowlers, Fizel Husain led the way with an excellent 3/18, followed by Ray Cecil’s 3/29 haul.  Ashok Addikopula chipped in with 2/21, and Mike Persaud added a stingy 2/7.   

Statics vs National at VCP

Match won by Statics

Batting first, Statics scored 281/8 in 35 overs.  Top scorer was Muhammad Umar with 89, Atiq and Aziz, both with 34.

National replied with 149/7 in their 35 overs. 

Statics won convincingly by 132 runs. 

Pasban vs Strikers at Whitestone 1

Match tied!!  However, per CCL rules, Strikers g0t the win for having a better aggregate run rate

Batting first, Paban scored 127 all out.  Top scorer was Mubashar Razzaque with 65.

Strikers fought back with 127 runs of their own, with Mohsin leading the way with 60 runs himself.

Bowling highlights for Strikers; Farooq with 4 wickets. 

For Pasban, Hamad took four wickets, while Mubashar added two of his own to the collection.

 A tie is an unusual occurrence, but after consulting the league rules, it was determined that Strikers would be declared the winner by virtue of having the better aggregate run rate

 

Pak Punjab vs Pak America at VCP

Match won by Pak Punjab

Batting first, Pak Punjab were 132 all out in 33.2 overs.  Top scorer was Usman Iftikhar with 24.

Pak America managed a respectable 126/9 (Pak America traveled with just 10 men). Top scorer for Pak America was Assad Hussain with 30.

Bowling highlights for Pak Punjab include Waqas Ali who went 3/31, and Adnan Ilahi who finished on 3/43.

For Pak America’s bowlers, Asif Raza was the class of the bunch, taking four wickets and conceding just 4 runs! 

Wahab Munir and Amir Mustiq chipped in with 2/15 and 2/16 spells, respectively.

 NY Fighters vs. Melbourne

Match won by NY Fighters

Batting first, Melbourne staked their way to 134 runs in 26 overs. Top scorer was Sonu with 47 runs.

NY Fighters fought back to overtake Melbourne in the final over to secure the four wicket victory. They were led by  Nabeel with 36 and Sonu with 30.

Bowling highlights for NY Fighters include Ali with four  wickets and Bilal with two.

 LI Lions vs Seven Star

Match won by LI Lions

Batting first LI Lions scored 176/all out in 27 overs.  Top scorers were Captain Kunaal Kapoor with 62, and Abhishek and Maneesh who added 25 runs each.

Seven Star clawed their way to within 7 runs, but couldn’t finish, ending on 169/all out in 29 overs.

Bowling highlights for Seven Star include Mohsin and Ritchie who both bagged 3 wickets each.

For the LI Lions, Kunaal Kapoor was the true class of the bunch, taking four  wickets for just 20 runs.  In fact, it was Kapoor who took three wickets for just one run with Seven Star needing 9 runs off 12 deliveries with 3 wickets in hand, thus sealing the win! 

Ashish and Abhishek also contributed, taking two wickets each.

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TOP HIGH SCHOOL CRICKET PLAYERS TO COMPETE IN THE NYC MAYOR’S CUP CRICKET ALL-STAR GAMES

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US National Under-19 Batsman Randall Wilson to Lead defending Champs Queens I in NYC Mayors's Cup

US National Under-19 Batsman Randall Wilson to Lead defending Champs Queens I in NYC Mayors’s Cup

On June 22, the top high school cricket players from the New York City Public Schools Athletic League (PSAL) will compete for the chance to be named the “Best in the City” at the third annual NYC Mayor’s Cup Cricket All-Star Games. The semifinal matches begin at 11am and the championship match will take place at 3pm at the Van Cortlandt Park Parade Ground Cricket Fields #3 and #6, located across from 6035 Broadway, in the Bronx. Admission is free.

Two of the City’s most accomplished cricketers will be competing in this year’s event: Keifer Phill (High School for Construction) and Randall Wilson (John Adams High School), who were both recently selected to compete on the USA National Under-19 Team. The United States of America Cricket Association (USACA) donated jerseys to the participating athletes and coaches in this year’s event.

The NYC Mayor’s Cup series, which features 11 sporting events that crown the “Best in the City,” is organized by NYC & Company, the City’s marketing, tourism and partnership organization. The series showcases student-athletes of all ages from across all five boroughs as they compete year-round to prove they are New York City’s best at baseball, lacrosse, outdoor track & field, basketball, softball, soccer, cricket, chess, table tennis, cross country and wrestling. For more information about the NYC Mayor’s Cup series, visit facebook.com/nycmayorscup.

2012 NYC Mayor's Cup Champs, Queens I

2012 NYC Mayor’s Cup Champs, Queens I

DATE: Saturday, June 22, 2013

TIME: 11am: Semifinal Matches

Queens Team #1 vs. Bronx/Manhattan

Queens Team #2 vs. Brooklyn

3pm: Championship Match

6pm: Awards Ceremony

PLACE: Van Cortlandt Park

Parade Ground Cricket Fields #3 and #6

(Across from 6035 Broadway) The Bronx


Bronx/Manhattan : Danyaal Ain, Joydeep Baidya, Vinit Shah (Stuyvesant) Zahid Hasan (Capt.), Ali Bangash, Hamza Bangash, Kamran Haque, Naiem Hussen (Lehman) Shyam Bhatt, Pavil Sabu, Abhishek Samdaria (Bronx Science) Mahbub Hasan, Syed Islam (Vice Capt.), Tasawar Khalil, Asmar Khan, (DeWitt Clinton) Coaches: Nigel Thompson (Lehman) Mohammed Khan (Stuyvesant)

Brooklyn : Fahad Riaz (Capt.), Zeeshan Arif, Bilal Zulfiqar (Lincoln) Alex Chattergoon (Franklin K. Lane) Akash Chowdhury, Syed Forhaduddin, Akramul Haque (Brooklyn International) Antu Das, Hamza Rana (Vice Capt.), Mohib Tariq (FDR) Kevin Evariste (Wingate) Mohammed Hossain (Prospect Heights) Burhan Saeed (Midwood) Saqib Shahid (Sheepshead Bay) Haasher Warraich (Lafayette) Coaches: Lal Saitram (Lincoln) Paul Allen (Brooklyn International)

Queens I : MD Fuhad, Syed Shahi Pir (Jamaica) Abhishek Satyam, Jason Hall, Hamad Hussain (John Bowne) Munthasir Islam (Vice Capt.) Jason Rooney, Vijendra Mohabir, Sharif Rahman (Hillcrest)Rafeek Nazeer (Richmond Hill) Zafar Yusuf, Randall Wilson (Capt.), Randy Permaul (John Adams) Keifer Phill (HS for Construction) Prajwal Sharma (Queens HS of Teaching) Coaches:  Hunter Brett (Hillcrest) Alex Navarrete (John Adams)

Queens II : Shalman Ahmed, Aown Iqbal (Vice Capt.) MD Rahman, Taranjit Singh (William C. Bryant) Muhammad Ashfaq, Mohammed Hossin, Tipo Sultan (Newcomers) Farial Haque (Thomas Edison) Sajib Salam (Capt.) Mohtasim Hussain, Nahid Islam, Redwanur Khan (Long Island City)  Gurtej Singh, Rolex Kapali (Aviation) Tajinder Singh (Martin Van Buren) Coaches: Joe Mathew (William C. Bryant) Dharmvir Gehlaut (Long Island City)
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Yusuf, Mars Ease Melbourne NY Alliance Past Somerset

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by Dyon Ravello

Zafar put in a match winning performance with figures of 8-0-23-4 and 35 with the bat

Zafar put in a match winning performance with figures of 8-0-23-4 and 35 with the bat

Staring down the tunnel following three consecutive losses Melbourne NY Alliance (MNYA) needed to turn back Somerset. Dubbed as the return fixture from a fortnight ago the stage was set at Canarsie Oval, arguably the best cricket ground in the city. Upon winning the toss Melbourne’s captain Troy Mars invited Somerset to take first strike. With seven consecutive weeks of torrential rains the conditions offered moisture to the seam bowlers. Carlos Bachu with his left medium fast continuously wrapped the pads of the openers with little bat coming into play. Even with a leg before decision seeming imminent, the initial dismissal came via the run out route, as Bachu wrapped the pads yet again with the ball rolling out to backward point with Roopnarine combining with Mars to find the prodding batsmen out of his crease.

Initially runs were hard to come  as Bachu picked up his scalp with Somerset Skipper Brian Cumebatch plumb in front. P Harris and J Rowe set about the repair job cashing in on some loose bowling by the change bowlers. A threatening third wicket partnership was cut short as Rowe (22) lobbed a short delivery from Ravello, with Bachu completing a single-handed leap at mid off to complete the dismissal. Harris took advantage of any short bowling from the medium pacers. Mars introduced spin to good effect as the twin of Rahimullah Shakoor and Zafar Yusuf dried up the runs in tandem. Yusuf was the more incisive of the pair as he maintained a procession from the middle to the bleachers, as he struck Harris (39) in front. Stefan Rampersaud took advantage of a mix-up between the sixth wicket pair to complete a run out with a direct hit from short mid wicket. Down the order Roger Larrier played cameo of 23 to stave a complete collapse. Again it was Yusuf with the final say as Larrier (23) drove, edging to slip where Shakoor completed a regulation catch. Somerset posted 152 in 33 overs, with Yusuf as the main destroyer with 8-0-23-4 he was supported by Bachu, Ravello, Shakoor and De Freitas with a wicket each.

Troy Mars played a skippers knock 68*, to take is aggregate to 346 runs on the season, averaging 88.5

Troy Mars played a skipper’s knock 68*, to take his aggregate to 346 runs on the season, averaging 86.5

Like Somerset Melbourne NY Alliance were slow in their approach with Shakoor and Yusuf partners at the top of the order as well. Shakoor (14) was the first to go, caught at backward point to a leading edge, Darrell Evelyn the bowler. Anthony Harewood scored two before Evelyn found his edge with Harris completing the catch at slip. In a bold move Bachu was promoted up the order combine with Yusuf for another fruitful partner which saw Melbourne Alliance to 51/1 after 15 overs. Bachu had done enough to improve his batting record before C Small had his man to a successful leg before decision. Yusuf continued to rotate the strike as he found his captain Mars as a capable partner.  Mars curbed his inhibition, relying less lusting hitting as Melbourne closed in on the score at 100. Yusuf (35) played solidly throughout his innings, until he began to attempt cross batted strokes. Playing across the line to Larrier, Yusuf had no reprieve this time to be dismissed leg before. Next in was De Freitas, struck in front of a golden duck, 100/5.

The match had now shaped to be Melbourne’s to lose rather than Somerset’s to win with the equation at 51 runs needed in 15 overs. Ravello joined Mars, as the pair mixed solid defense with quick running between the wickets to drive home the momentum. Mars added insult to injury as he whipped Larrier for two sixes over the mid wicket boundary. Ravello was no bystander as he took 7 off an over himself and even injured Evelyn who failed to hold on to a return catch as he was struck where it hurts the most. Evelyn completed his seventh over, but in grim-macing in pain he left the field to a nurse his wound. Larrier return for a tight over before Mars took apart Small with 15 runs coming in what was the final over. Melbourne Alliance completing the equalizer against Somerset with a comfortable five wicket victory. Mars unbeaten on 68 and Ravello still standing on 12, the win coming with 42 balls to spare. Evelyn 2/24 and Larrier 2/25 were the best efforts with the ball for Somerset.

Melbourne will look to build a momentum going into next weeks double header against MVP and Punjab both at Baisley Pond Cricket Park. Somerset will be off this coming weekend and resume play against Challengers on June 29th in the Mark Clarke Knockout Trophy. For full schedule click : 
http://vellocricket.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/acl-2013-cricket-season-fixtures.pdf

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EACA Round Up: Centurion Shock Big Apple

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Eastern American Cricket Association

Michael Noble 119 and 5/28 lead Enmore over Victory

Michael Noble 119 and 5/28 lead Enmore over Victory. Photo by Syed Salman

The fifth round was fan-filled in the EACA as NY Centurion notched their second win in as many matches. This time they were punching in their own weight bracket rather dislodging one of the Big Five, in Big Apple. Centurion’s win has drawn them level on points with Big Apple, 12. As for Big Apple they will have their work cut out for them this weekend when the meet Hillside on June 16th.

Like Big Apple, Hillside will be going for the kill after having lost pole position to Meten-Meer-Zorg (MMZ). MMZ scored 183/8 on the back of 50 from Deonauth Baksh and Amarnauth Persaud 36. Hillside did not only fall short in being routed for 61, so too surrendered  Zone I’s top spot. Rocky Kowchai was the main destroyer with 4/15. Arsenal kept pace as they shot out Phantom to move to 12 points. With Camelot joining the party, victorious over Falcons to move into the sixth round with 12 points as well.

June 16th Zone I
Meten-Meer-Zorg v. Falcons @ Flushing I
Phantom v. Camelot @ Hecksher I
LIUCC v. Arsenal @ Brentwood I
Hillside Sports v. Big Apple @ Bay Park
Nicholas Stanford 83 too much for Liberty. Photo by John Aaron

Nicholas Stanford 83 too much for Liberty. Photo by John Aaron

In Zone II Atlantis recovered from their fourth round lost to Richmond Hill to inflict Liberty’s first defeat of the season. Liberty posted 181/9 with Andy Harricharran scoring 52 and Altaf Habibulla unbeaten on 42. Atlantis survived a three strike blitz from Habibulla to complete the victory in the 28th over. US batsman Nicholas Stanford with 83 took the game away from the Blues.  ACS Everest recorded their second win, over Galaxy to move to third.

Enmore whipped Victory for their first win this season. Enmore thumped 318/1 with Michael Noble getting 119. Victory were keen to avoid embarrassment as they replied with 180. Noble was in the action again with 5/28 along with Charlton Senior 4/45. All Stars too posted win number one of the season overcoming Eastside Warriors. Action continues on June 16, schedule as follows:
Zone II
Galaxy v. Atlantis @ Lido Beach
RHCC v. Everest @ Baisley
ESW v. Victory @ Brentwood II
Liberty v. Allstars @ Flushing II

Power40 Zone I

Rank

 Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points

NetRR

For

Against

1

 Meten Meer Zorg CC

4

4

0

0

0

20

4.68

856/130.4

300/160.0

2

 Hillside SC

5

3

1

0

1

17

1.09

730/140.2

658/160.0

3

 Big Apple CC

4

2

1

0

1

12

1.86

323/70.1

329/120.0

4

 Arsenal CC

4

2

1

0

1

12

0.88

658/120.0

552/120.0

5

 NY Centurion CC

5

2

2

0

1

12

-0.20

542/127.5

540/121.4

6

 Camelot CC

5

2

2

0

1

12

-1.04

642/151.0

705/133.1

7

 Long Island United CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

-3.14

380/114.4

775/120.0

8

 Falcons CC

4

0

3

0

1

2

-1.38

432/120.0

473/95.0

9

 Phantoms CC

5

0

4

0

1

2

-3.74

462/160.0

695/104.5

 

              

 

 

 

Power40 Zone II

Rank

 Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points

NetRR

For

Against

1

 Atlantis CC – NY

5

3

1

0

1

17

2.36

939/147.5

605/151.3

2

 Richmond Hill CC

4

3

0

0

1

17

2.30

719/115.3

471/120.0

3

 Everest/ACS

4

2

0

0

2

14

5.08

720/80.0

314/80.0

4

 Liberty SC

4

2

1

0

1

12

1.44

610/98.2

514/107.5

5

 Enmore CC

4

1

1

0

2

9

0.55

537/80.0

493/80.0

6

 Galaxy CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

0.28

730/120.0

696/120.0

7

 All Star CC

5

1

3

0

1

7

-2.52

627/151.4

1065/160.0

8

 East Side Warriors CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

-3.57

377/120.0

805/120.0

9

 Victory CC

4

0

4

0

0

0

-3.04

716/160.0

1007/134.0
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NYCR Inter-League: Ganesh To Lead EACA

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EACA's top runner scorer Richie Sieuchan included in Inter-league squad

EACA’s top runner scorer Richie Sieuchan included in Inter-league squad

New York Cricket Region will continue Inter-League play on June 15th with three matches carded. Eastern American (EACA) tackle Commonwealth at Baisley Pond, Brooklyn host New York at Canarsie 108th Street and Metropolitan play NY Under 25 at Gateway Oval.

To date Brooklyn hosted NY Under-25 with the NYCR selection pipping the Brooklynites. With a revamped schedule which was initially affected by torrential rain, the fifth round will include this initial result with the remain four leagues completing the fixture. Following the preliminary rounds the top four teams will contest the semifinals for a place in the final.

EACA have named Karan Ganesh as captain of their outfit alongside Azurdeen Mohammed vice captain and Nicholas Stanford all with US Nationals duty under their belt. Prashant Nair and Trevis Ross will bring their National youth experience in the power packed selection which include, Richie Sieuchan, Tamesh Balwant, Safraz Ali, Zaheer Saffie, Zamal Khan, Ryan Girdharry, Alex Amsterdam, Casper Davis Jr., Telston Johnson and Aun Merchant

 
June 15th 2013
EACA Commonwealth League Baisley
Brooklyn League New York League Canarsie
Metropolitan League NY Under 25 Gateway
     
     
June 22nd 2013    
New York 25 New York league Canarsie
Commonwealth League Metropolitan League Vancourtland
Brooklyn League EACA Canarsie
     
     
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Ardsley Romp Melbourne NY Alliance

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American Cricket League

by Dyon Ravello

Ardsley made the trip to Baisley Pond, Queens where they met Melbourne NY Alliance. Melbourne won the toss and inserted the opposition to take first strike. Melbourne made use of the moist conditions as seamers Roopnarine and A. Khan accounted for the openers by the end of the fourth over. Batting at number three Kevin Murrell combined with former West Indian International Junior Murray to repair the damage. Murrell got into his stride a he walloped 25 off Khan’s third over, effectively ousting the bowler from the attack. At the other end Murray seemed circumspect as he attempted to acclimatized to the conditions.

Melbourne’s captain Troy Mars replaced Roopnarine from the Pond End, as he nipped Murray’s edge, with glove-man Rahimullah Shakoor completing the dismissal. Anthony Harewood had Orient Bostic caught at the wicket with Shakoor taking a sharp catch to his right. Murrell continued to anchor the innings even as he lost another partner, Chris Bachu finding the edge with Mars finishing a regulation catch behind the stumps. Amid the constant procession, Murrell was given a life as he slapped Ravello to extra cover, with the fieldsman unable to hold on. Bachu accounted for two scalps in his sixth over to maintain the pressure on the batting side.

Murrell (43) looking to step on the pedal could only manage to sky a return catch, Mars’ third snatch on the day. Jamal Simon was joined by Lester Douglas as the pair tried to release the shackles. Simon was keen running in between the wicket, and was even spared as Shakoor failed to effect in what should have been a simple run out with Simon 15 yards up the pitch. Both Mars and Shakoor kept the screws locked with their miserly off breaks. Douglas had a maximum as he swung Mars over wide mid wicket, but generally the boundaries were few on the day. Ardsley closed their innings by posting 183/9 with Douglas contributing 30. For Melbourne Bachu was the pick of the bowlers with 3/36, Mars 2/32, Shakoor, Khan, Harewood and Roopnarine all with one wicket each.

Set 184 at a modest rate of 4.6 runs per over Melbourne Alliance were confident in chasing the total. Simon began the defense with a maiden over first up. Shakoor stroked two sixes and boundary signalling his intent. Yet the heroics were all but short lived as Shakoor was adjudged stumped off the bowling of Simon to be the first man out. Harewood joined Stefan Rampersaud adopting less aggressive approach. Harewood nicked one onto his pad, which resulted in an appeal, as the umpire affirmed the appeal. The impact the ball made on the bat was so distinct that the stewards 70 meters away could decipher the sound similar to the Snickometer. Ardsley made the gallant decision to withdraw their appeal, recalling Harewood.

Undeterred by all the commotion Simon breach Rampersaud’s gate, through bat and pad identical to his dismissal to Khan a fortnight earlier. Mars opened his account by crashing a huge six over mid wicket. Harewood fell to another leg before decision but his time without reprieve. Mars fashioned his knock as Shakoor had done before him as he whipped a volley to the square boundary. The moisture seemed to overwhelming as yet another fiery display was quelled, Mars 24 caught at the wicket off Douglas 64/3. Now Melbourne has lost its talisman with 160 needed for victory, Ravello joined Persaud. Douglas bouyed by his success, found added motivation as he went pass Ravello’s bat outside off stump.

Looking for the effort delivery Douglas strayed down the legs concede three wides. Douglas was in the hunt again a he wrapped Ravello on the knee roll outside off, initiating a confident appeal. Ardsley were pumped as they claimed their fifth wicket, Melbourne Alliance trembling with the chills. From there on Melbourne found no repose as Persaud was adjudge leg before and Khan bowled by Orient Bostic. Bachu went for the jugular, to only pick out mid wicket, where the fieldman took an exquisite diving catch with Bachu still looking for his first run of the season. Douglas claimed Ujerm Galloway leg before playing on the back foot as Bostic played timber music with Errol Deally’s wicket to complete the rout. Melbourne Alliance 83 all out with more that 20 overs unused. Lester Douglas led the wrecking crew with 4/13, to add to his cameo with the bat to earn the Man of the Match, with Simon 2/19 and Bostic  2/29.

Melbourne have now lost three consecutive matches and will be keen to improve that record when the travel to 80th Street Canarsie Brooklyn to play Somerset on June 15th. Somerset will be looking to maintain this season’s record against Melbourne following their victory a week earlier. Ardsley face West Indian at 108th Street on June 16th in a Father’s Day affair.

American Cricket League Schedule: 
http://vellocricket.files.wordpress.com/2013/06/acl-2013-cricket-season-fixtures.pdf

Carib Mixx Sports June 15 @ Westbury High School

Carib Mixx Sports June 15 @ Westbury High School

June 15th

Jazba vs Kingsgrove @ Baisley

Warriors vs Casablanca @ Kingsgrove (88th St.)
Kings XI vs Pak Kashmair @ Beach 58
Somerset vs Melbourne NY Alliance @ Somerset (80th St.)
West indians vs MVP’s @ TBA

Caribbean Heritage 6′s @ Westbury High School 

June 16 th Father’s Day

Ardsley vs West Indians @ Casablanca (108th St.)
Pakistan vs Challengers @ Baisley
MVP vs Victorian @ Beach 58
Punjab vs Queens United @ Queens United (223rd)
Cambridge vs Warriors @ Kingsgrove (88th St.)

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Mohammed Ton And Islam Fifer Highlight EACA Round 4

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2:26 pm

Richmond Hill edge Atlantis to Top Zone II

Azurdeen Mohammed 133 led MMZ over Long Island United

Azurdeen Mohammed 133 led MMZ over Long Island United

EACA Power 40 resumed following the holiday intermission. For Meten-Meer-Zorg it was business as usual even having been inactive for the past two weeks. MMZ piled on 294 on the back of 133 by captain Azurdeen Mohammed. Deonauth Baksh and Saud Hossien contributed fifties to complete the onslaught. Long Island United were without fervor as they fold to the swing bowling of Rayhanul Islam. Islam sneering 5/17 to rout the Islanders for 79.

 

Centurions got their account on the road with a comfortable win over Phantom. Phantom posted 137 but it was not enough as C raghnauth finished unbeaten on 53 to lead his side to a seven wicket victory.  Falcons took Hillside to the depth after scoring just 116. But Hillside held their nerve to complete a three wicket to maintain pole position in Zone I. Big Apple made light work of Camelot completing a  convincing nine wicket victory.

 

Swing bowler Rayhanul Islam scalped 5/17 to help rout LIUCC for 79

Swing bowler Rayhanul Islam scalped 5/17 to help rout LIUCC for 79

In Zone II Richmond Hill face leaders Atlantis as the weekends most competitive fixture. Neither of the sides failed to live up to the billing as Atlantis posted 183 with Henderson Blades 46 and Greg Robinson 44 not out. Shameer Sadloo was workmanlike as the skipper with 4/28 and Sudesh Dhaniram 3/47. Set 184 at a rate of 4.6 per over Richmond Hill fancied their chances of extended their winning record against Atlantis. Casper Davis Jr drew first blood as he removed Debo Sankar and Sudesh Dhaniram to dent the Richmond Hill response. Jason Greaves accounted for Imran Alli to make it three down early on. Richmond Hill found their way again with a partnership between Wazid Ward 54 and Prashad Mahadeo 39. Shameer picked up the cause even amid a procession of dismissals. Shameer remained unbeaten on 35 to complete an all-round match winning performance to edge their rivals by a solitary wicket.

 

In other results ACS/Everest trounced Eastside Warriors by 302 runs. This was Everest’s first taste of the action all season as their previous fixtures were unplayable. Allstars register their first win, coming over Victory to keep the latter rooted at the bottom of the table. Enmore and Galaxy did not play their match and the result is under review. Action continues this Sunday.

Fourth Round Results:
Zone 1 
MMZ 294/7 Azurdeen Mohammed 133 Deonauth Baksh 52 Saud Hossien 50 A Khan 4/35 and B Jalal 2/36 beat LIUCC 79 all out A Alvi 20 Rayhanul Islam 5/17 S Gandhi 2/4 and Z Majeed 2/25 by 215 runs
Phantoms 137 all out S Hamdani 29 F Farooq 23* K Jairam 3/16 M Mangroo 3/28 M Khusial 2/19 lost to Centurion 138/3 C Ragnauth 53* T Dudnauth 27* and S Ramjohn 21  by  7 wickets
Falcons 116 all out R Khan 33 M Harriprashad 33 G Lalsa 3/10  R Latcha 3/20 K Roopnarine 2/2 lost to Hillside 117/7 Roopnarine 78 Harriprashad 3/21 M Shamsundar 2/23 Hardeen 2/30  by 3 wickets
Big Apple beat Camelot/Rebellious by 9 wickets
Zone 2  

 Atlantis 183/10 Henderson Blades 46 Greg Robinson 44* Shameer Sadloo 4/28 Sudesh Dhainram 4/47 lost to RHCC 186/9 Wazid Ward 54 Prashad Mahadeo 38 S. Sadloo 35* Jason Greaves 4/45 and Casper Davis Jr 2/30 by 1 wicket
Everest/ACS beat East Side Warriors by  302 runs
All Stars beat Victory by  6 wickets
Enmore vs Galaxy – Game did not play, will be reviewed
 Fifth Round Card: June 9
Zone I
Meten-Meer-Zorg v. Hillside Sports Club @ Bay Park
Big Apple v. Centurion @ Baisley
Arsenal v. Phantom @ Hecksher II
Camelot v. Falcons @ Flushing II
Zone II
Liberty v.  Atlantis @ Flushing I
Allstars v. ESW @ Brentwood II
Victory v. Enmore @ Brentwood I
Everest v. Galaxy @ Lido Beach

EASTERN AMERICAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION
2013 Week 4

Power40 Zone I

Rank

 Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR

For

Against

1

 Hillside SC

4

3

0

0

1

17

2.71

669/100.2

475/120.0

2

 Meten Meer Zorg CC

3

3

0

0

0

15

5.43

673/90.4

239/120.0

3

 Big Apple CC

3

2

0

0

1

12

4.20

202/30.1

200/80.0

4

 Arsenal CC

3

1

1

0

1

7

1.18

486/80.0

392/80.0

5

 NY Centurion CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

-0.43

413/87.5

419/81.4

6

 Camelot CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

-1.91

472/111.0

574/93.1

7

 Long Island United CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

-3.14

380/114.4

775/120.0

8

 Falcons CC

3

0

2

0

1

2

-1.75

301/80.0

303/55.0

9

 Phantoms CC

4

0

3

0

1

2

-5.55

302/120.0

523/64.5

 

                

 

 

Power40 Zone II

Rank

 Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR

For

Against

1

 Richmond Hill CC

4

3

0

0

1

17

2.30

719/115.3

471/120.0

2

 Liberty SC

3

2

0

0

1

12

2.73

429/62.2

332/80.0

3

 Atlantis CC – NY

4

2

1

0

1

12

2.64

757/120.0

424/115.3

4

 Everest/ACS

3

1

0

0

2

9

7.58

395/40.0

92/40.0

5

 Galaxy CC

3

1

1

0

1

7

1.71

508/80.0

371/80.0

6

 All Star CC

4

1

2

0

1

7

-3.03

489/111.4

889/120.0

7

 Enmore CC

3

0

1

0

2

4

-2.35

219/40.0

313/40.0

8

 East Side Warriors CC

3

0

2

0

1

2

-5.83

201/80.0

667/80.0

9

 Victory CC

3

0

3

0

0

0

-2.86

536/120.0

689/94.0
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American Cricket League Release Complete 2013 Schedule

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American Cricket League has released the complete 2013 schedule: ACL 2013 Cricket Season Fixtures.

The Leagues includes the David Williams Limited Overs, Mark Clarke Knockout and Trevor Hall Twenty 20 competitions. Currently newcomers Jazba are the leaders in the David Williams Limited Overs with six wins and one match rained out.  Limited Overs play continues this weekend with 11 matches across Brooklyn and Queens. Meanwhile Melbourne NY Alliance will host BBQ in the park on June 8th at 131st street and 109 avenue, see poster for details.

Melbourne NY Alliance cordially invites one and all to its Bar-Ber-Q in the Park on June 8th from High Noon, you got to be there!

Melbourne NY Alliance cordially invites one and all to its Bar-Ber-Q in the Park on June 8th from High Noon, you got to be there!

American League David Williams Limited Overs:

June 8th

Cambridge vs Kings XI @ Kingsgrove (88th St.)
Challengers vs Casablanca@ Casablanca (108th St.)
Pakistan vs Kingsgrove @ Beach 58
Warriors vs Pak Kashmir @ Beach 32
Punjab vs Somerset @ Somerset (80th St.)
June 9th
Ardsley vs Melbourne NY Alliance @ Baisley
Queens United vs MVP’s @ Queens United (223rd)
Somerset vs West Indian @ Somerset (80th St.)
Victorian vs Punjab @ Kingsgrove (88th St.)
Kings XI vs Warriors @ Beach 32
Pak Kashmir vs Pakistan @ Casablanca (108th St

 

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Full Schedule Across Leagues Along With Liberty BBQ

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4:42 pm

EACA Power 40 returns after a break during the holiday weekend. MMZ returns to action with a journey to Brentwood as they seek to put some pressure on the latest Zone I leaders Hillside. Hillside face Falcon at the Cage, Baisley Park. With two of three matched carded at Hecksher State Park, Centurion search for their first win against lowly Phantom and Big Apple tackle Camelot.

In Zone II Atlantis face its toughest opposition to date ,in the form of Richmond Hill. Atlantis with have to to dig deep this weekend as they are without Cliff Hamilton, Nicholas Stanford, Alex Amsterdam and Keon Lake. Enmore host Galaxy at Bay Park, Eastside Warriors welcome Everest to Brentwood and Allstars and Victory at Lido Beach

Zone I

LSC BBQMeten-Meer-Zorg  v. LIUCC @ Brentwood II
Centurion v. Phantom @ Hecksher I
Hillside Sports Club v. Falcons @ Baisley
Big Apple v. Camelot @ Hecksher III
Zone II
Atlantis v. RHCC @ Hecksher II
Enmore v. Galaxy @ Bay Park
ESW v. Everest @ Brentwood I
Allstars v. Victory @ Lido Beach
American League:
June 1:
Cambridge  v. Pakistan @ Canarsie Oval

Casablanca v. Pak Kashmir @ 108 th Street
Challengers v. Kingsgrove @ 88th Street

Jazba v. Kings XI @ Idlewild Park

Victorian v. Somerset @ Baisley Pond
June 2:
Queens United v. West Indian @ Idlewild Park
Melbourne NY Alliance v. Somerset @ Baisley Pond
Victorian v. Ardsley @ 108 th Street
MVP v. Punjab @ 88th Street
Warriors v. Jazba @ Far Rockaway
Brooklyn League:
June 2:
Queensbury v. Middlesexx @ Marine Park A
Diplomats v. NY Youths @ Marine Park B
Imperial v. Pak Stallions @ Marine Park C
St Catherine v. Panthers @ Seaview, 108th Street
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