Westbury to meet Progressive in MCL Final

Posted on August 2, 2012 by vellocricket

On July 29th Metropolitan Cricket League completed the semifinal stage of league play. Westbury met Villagers in a rematch from a week prior, while Cosmos played Progressive. Villagers had ended Westbury unbeaten record with an eight wicket victory, but tables were turned second time around as Westbury upstage the league leaders whne it mattered most. Amid the fanfare Westbury batting first scored a competitve total of 195. Villagers had chased 200 plus the week before, but they week not up to the challenge as they fell five runs short of the target. Westbury advancing to the Busta Lawrence Final on August 5th.

In the second encounter Progressive were more difinitive about there approach as the played the league second best unit. Progress scored 224 to then bowl Cosmos for 158, to complete a 66 run victory. Progressive into the championship decided with Westbury. Both Cosmos and Villagers will now focus on the T20 and The Sweeney Cup tournments as the only remain opportunity to complete a championship this season.

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The Massiah Returns as USACA Select Squad for Jamaica/Malaysia Tour

Posted on August 1, 2012 by vellocricket

By Dyon Ravello,

Massiah recalled to national duty

The USA Cricket Association has selected a 15 man Squad for tours to Jamaica and Malaysia. The party will travel to Jamaica as preparation for there World Division 4 tournament in Malaysia from September 3rd through 10th. The squad sees the return of some seasoned faces who missed the trip to Dubai earlier this year, they include former captain Steve Massiah, Akeem Dodson, Ryan Corns and Rashaad Marshall. The core of the unit has been retained with Azurdeen Mohammed and Steven Taylor among the youthful bunch looking to cement their places.

The squad leaves on August 16th for Jamaica before making their way to the Asian continent. In Malaysia, Team USA will contest five group matches against, Denmark, Nepal, Singapore, Tanzania and the host Malaysia. The top two team will advance to Division three to be contested in 2013, whereas the bottom two will be demoted to division five. Team USA will be keen to take advantage of their energetic youthful talent as well as the experienced core as they attempt to move up the rank of world cricket. Since the 2004 appearance at the ICC Champions

Mohammed retain for ICC Division 4

Trophy, USA and not feature in ICC Division One. Since then the like of Afghanistan, Ireland, Netherlands and Scotland have been making the headlines outside of the Test Teams.

The full list is as follows:

Azurdeen Mohammed,  Akeem Dodson, Adil Bathi,  Abhimanyu Rajp, Steven Taylor, Ryan Corns,  Usman Shuja, Timroy Allen, Rashaad Marshall, Steve Massiah, Asif Khan, Orlando Baker, S. Nankrani, Elmore Hutchinson, and Aditya Mishra.

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Richmond Hill Spin Twin Wreck Big Apple

Posted on August 1, 2012 by vellocricket
By Royo Sankar

Shameer Sadloo and Bactowar Starred with the Ball

As a large crowd gathered to witnessed a keenly contested game at the famous Baisley (Cage) were noisy at times supporting their favorite teams. They would not be disappointed, as RHCC and BACC battle for supremacy. Skipper Zaheer Saffie Sent RHCC to bat after winning the toss, soon they was in trouble as Telston Johnson sent back Royo Sankar with the third ball of the opening spell, caught at the wicket by Francis Mendonca for a duck. Zaheer Sadloo joined Debo Sankar as the pair took the score to 62 before Debo (31) was run out in a mixed up. Shameer Sadloo  was caught for 2, and Brandon Best for 15. Deryck McDonald was brilliant with his shot selection and placemen,t his 45 included five fours and three sixes as he held the RHCC innings together. M.Seeram fell for 19, R.Lovell 10, D.Seepersaud 1, D.Puran for a duck as Ramphal Bactowar, left stranded at the other end on nought. Final Score 170 all out in 36 overs. RHCC wickets fell at:  1-1 (R.Sankar), 2-62 (D.Sankar), 3-71(S.Sadloo), 4-81(Z.Sadloo), 5-88 (B.Bess), 6-145 (M.Seeram), 7-163 (D.Mcdonald), 8-165 (D.Seepersaud), 9-170(R.Lovell) and 10-170(D.Puran). Kumar Nandalall and Charlton Senior were the most successful bowler with three wickets each.

Chasing a modest 170 @ 4.25 an over, BACC was in cruise  control with a opening partnership of 47 in 6 overs as the first class pacers Brandon Bess and Roderick lovell struggled to find their rhythm. Rhett Ramotar  was  caught at third man for 17. The Elegant Zaheer Saffie and Mendonca took the score to 91. Saffie in brilliant form as he struck the pacers for huge sixes, one over foch Blvd and the other into the Basketball court, followed by another, high over the fence on 158 street, off Shameer Sadloo as he looked to finish the game for a early celebration. Going for one too many  would be his downfall, as Brandon Bess took a brilliant running catch off Sadloo. That would triggered  a Big Apple batting collapse  as Shameer Sadloo and Ramphal Bactowar spun webs around them. F.Mendonca (20) was smartly taken at first slip by McDonald,  Shawn Thompson was trapped LBW for 3, Shiv Raghubar was caught by Royo Sankar at deep mid-wicket for 4, Mark Gomes was brilliantly taken at Square leg by Deoram Puran for a duck, Kumar Nandall was caught at long on by M.Seeram for 1, Mark (chucky) Gomes edge to Mcdonald at 1st slip for a duck, Telston Johnson was trapped leg before for 10 and N.Balram was caught at deep mid wicket by Seepersaud as BACC folded for 126 in the 25th over. As Richmond Hill Cricket Club pull of a stunning victory. BACC wickets fell: 1-47(R.Ramotar),2-91(Z.Saffie),3-93 (F.Mendonca),4-102(S.Thompson),5-107(S.Raghubar),6-107(M.Gomes),7-110(K.Nandalall),8-110(M.Chucky Gomes),9-126(T.Johnson)

10-126(N.Balram).

Summary:

RHCC 170 all out in 37 overs , D.McDonald 45 , D.Sankar 31, Z.Sadloo 30 and M. Seeram 19.

Bowling BACC, K.Nandall and C.Senior Had 3 wickets Each.

BACC 126 all Out in 25 overs, Z.Saffie 32 ,F.Mendonca 20, R.Ramotar 17 and N.Balram 17.

Bowling for RHCC , S.Sadloo 5 for 32 and R.Bactowar 4 for 13 was the Destroyers .

 

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MMZ Push Liberty To The Brink In EACA

Posted on July 30, 2012 by vellocricket

By Danesh Deonarain

Liberty Sports Club sporting a restructured outfit, fell by 69 runs to Meten-Meer-Zorg in their EACA Division A Round Robin fixture at Flushing Park on July 29th. MMZ won the toss and took first strike but LSC would make immediate inroads in the batting line up. Imtiaz Hassan had Amarnauth Persaud (8) caught and Thakur Singh followed with the prize wicket of USA national batsman Andy Mohammed (25) shortly after to leave MMZ at 40 for 2.

The in form pair of Travis Ross and Deonath Baksh threatened to once again putting together a huge partnership

Swing bowler Rayhanul Islam scalped 4/25

for MMZ, but Thakur would strike another crucial blow to remove Ross for 17. Andy Harrichand came into the attack and announced himself by clean bowling Baksh (28) then trapping Saud Hussain (5) leg before. Ramratan Jagnarine picked up Ken Nandakumar (3) caught by Thakur at long on to leave MMZ in some trouble at 6 for 106 after 20 overs.

Zaieed Majid (45) and veteran Ajaz Aasgarally (27) staged a resilient 79 runs partnership to pull MMZ back into the game. The pair struck the ball with ease as the LSC bowlers toiled for 13 overs before being able to separate the pair. Majid was bowled by Harrichand in the 33rd over and this triggered a collapse of the final three wickets at the close MMZ 205 all out in 36.5 overs. Bowling for Liberty Harrichand picked up 3 for 42 while Hassan, Thakur Singh and Vidour Singh picked up 2 wickets each.

The fairly depleted LSC batting line up in their reply to what would ordinarily be a pedestrian chase never posed any great threat to MMZ. Openers Bose Persaud (3) and Harrichand (5) fell early. Danesh Deonarain and Imtiaz Hassan staged a fighting partnership to boost the score to 75 for 3 before Deonarain fell for 20.  Hassan continued on but kept on losing partners after which he finally held out to mid-on for 35.  

Later in the order Jay Singh chipped in with a run a ball 25 and Vidour made 11 to be the only batsmen to score double figures for LSC. Liberty only managed 135 all out in the 39th over in reply to MMZ. Bowling for MMZ, medium pacer, Rayhanul Islam picked up 4 for 25 while Ross and Amarnauth picked up 2 wickets each. The loss for LSC, the 4th consecutive for the team, has effectively brought an end to their hopes of qualifying for the semi-final stage of the EACA Power 40 competition with 3 games left.

MMZ’s win, on the other hand, keeps them in good standing as they vie for one of the 4 top spots in the EACA Division A Power40 playoffs. In next week’s play LSC will take on Big Apple at Brentwood while MMZ will face off against Hillside Sports Club at Bay Park.

Victory 350 too much for Phantom

By Dyon Ravello

At Hecksher Victory took first strike against Phantoms, with left arm seamer Shaun Merchant striking three early wickets to rock the Victory top order. Mandeep and Nipun combined with an aggressive 200 plus partnership to leave Phantom winded. Nipun fell fifteen runs short for his hundred allowing Kabir to come to the crease to finish with a let innings cameo sc0ring 46. Mandeep measured his course as he remained unbeaten on 113 to lead his side to 350/6.

Phantoms needing 8.75 runs per over were cautious in their approach as they got to 59/3 after 16 overs. The fall of opener Atif Bhaig signaled the end of the resistance as only Asif Kiani played any semblance of a innings against the Victory attack. Victory captain Rohit Kwatra who fell early when his side batted took the opportunity to scalp four wickets. Off Break bowler Gary finished off the tail with three wickets as the Phantoms were foiled for 100 to lose by 250 runs and still in search of their first win on the season.

Camelot chase down 205 to top Arsenal. Arsenal losing for the first time in Division B play. At Brentwood, Falcons and All Stars were inactive due to the unavailability of umpires at the location. There has been a shortage of umpires for a few weeks with numerous matches being played with a solitary umpires instead of two officials.

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T&T Consulate and Melbourne New York Alliance to Host 50th Independence Celebration

Posted on July 30, 2012 by vellocricket

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Eastern American Complete Divisional Schedule

Posted on July 27, 2012 by vellocricket

Eastern American Cricket Association have completed its Divisional Schedule for both Divisions A and B. Actions continues this Sunday with matches across the Long Island peninsula. Click for schedule EACA Division A Schedule, EACA Division B Schedule. Weekend fixtures and standings listed below.

July 29, 12

Division A

Liberty & Meten-Meer-Zorg @ Flushing II           Hillside Sports Club & Long Island United @ Bay Park
Richmond Hill &  Big Apple @ Baisley                     Atlantis & Everest/ACS @ Hecksher II

Division B

Falcon & All Stars @ Brentwood II                          Arsenal & Camelot @ Brentwood I
Phantom & Victory @ Hecksher I                           Enmore & East Side Warrior @ Flushing I

EASTERN AMERICAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION

2012 Power40 Division A Points Table

 
Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR

For

Against

1

 Everest/ACS

10

9

1

0

0

45

2.48

1964/317.3

1313/354.2

2

 MMZ CC

10

8

2

0

0

40

1.67

1909/316.2

1660/380.0

3

 Atlantis CC – NY

8

7

1

0

0

35

2.93

1835/277.0

1146/310.0

4

 Big Apple CC

9

7

2

0

0

35

1.09

1562/311.0

1240/315.4

5

 Richmond Hill CC

10

6

3

1

0

33

0.90

2180/386.0

1798/378.4

6

 Hillside SC

9

6

3

0

0

30

-0.01

1730/339.5

1585/311.0

7

 LIUCC

10

4

5

1

0

23

0.17

1918/382.2

1737/358.1

8

 Liberty SC

10

4

5

1

0

23

-0.02

1929/376.3

1940/377.3

EASTERN AMERICAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION

2012 Power40 Division B Points Table

 
Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR

For

Against

1

 Victory CC

10

5

5

0

0

25

-0.47

1694/381.4

1764/359.2

2

 Arsenal CC

9

4

5

0

0

20

0.13

1269/268.2

1418/308.0

3

 All Star CC

10

4

6

0

0

20

-1.21

1326/283.0

1691/287.0

4

 Falcons CC

10

3

6

1

0

18

-0.60

1232/299.3

1489/315.5

5

 Camelot CC

10

3

6

0

1

17

0.53

1172/205.0

1237/238.2

6

 East Side Warriors

10

2

8

0

0

10

-1.64

1408/333.0

1740/296.2

7

 Enmore CC

10

2

8

0

0

10

-2.18

1695/385.0

2275/345.3

8

 Phantoms CC

9

0

8

0

1

2

-4.88

732/261.0

1513/197.0
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Overseas Professional Available

Posted on July 27, 2012 by vellocricket

Interested in an overseas Pro? Contact vellocricket@hotmail. Fast bowling All rounder, with and extensive resume is available for the remainder of the season. For more info submit your request.

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Wanderer sink Queensbury, As Jazeeb’s Ton leads Travel Treat

Posted on July 27, 2012 by vellocricket

By Dyon Ravello

Wanderers shocked Queensbury by bowling out the cellar side for 24 . Wanderers completed a nine win as Queensbury recorded a Brooklyn Cricket League low. Panthers continued their winning ways with two wins over Cavaliers and Middlesex respectively. Panthers scored 227/7 on the back of 63 by all rounder Salman Ahmed. Cavaliers fell short scoring 185 with only former National batsman Albert Texiera showing any resistance with 61.

Panthers again piled on the runs on Sunday scoring 233/9 in 33 overs against Middlesex. Shahzad with his usual “Gayle-Pollard” like stroke play to top score with 66 for the league leaders. Former American youth pacer Dominic Audain led the attack with 4/25. Middlesex were bowled for 203 to lose by 30 runs with 15 balls to spare. Former Sheffield all rounder Hugo D’oliviera played a cameo for 46,  N. Adil 4/16 with his left arm fast medium bowling took the wind out of the sails for Middlesex.

Diplomats scored 171 with Sheffield returning to winning ways after two embarrassing defeats, to complete an eight wicket win as Glen Hall scored his third hundred of the season. Middlesex despite their defeat to Panthers on Sunday got the better of resurgent Imperial. Middlesex 228/5 with Mark Audain 51 and Andre Kirton 40. Imperial scored a paltry 68 in reply as M. Audain and Kirton both completed all round performance with figures of 4/13 and 3/ 16 respectively.

In other matches on Sunday, Imperial rebounded to defeat Queensbury by five wickets. Queensbury fearing much better scoring 160 with Imperial getting to 163/5. Cavaliers brought Wanderers back down to earth as they scored 141. Wanderers made a hash of  a relatively low score as they could only muster 101 to lose by 40 runs, far from their record breaking performance a day earlier.

Jazeeb Tariq’s Ton

Jazeeb Tariq scored his first century in Brooklyn League

Sheffields looking to consolidate Saturday’s victory with another against Travel Treat were upstaged as NYPD all rounder, Jazeeb Tariq scored his first hundred. Travel Treat batting first had openers J. Tariq and captain Junaid  Mirza amass 145 for the first wicket. Mirza scoring 64 and Jazeeb with 110. Jazeeb with his effervescent talent continuously on display at the youth level, paying great dividend in open play. Travel Treat setting Sheffield a target of 258 to win. I was always going to be a daunting proposition as Sheffield fell 30 runs short.

Panthers are certain of a place in the BCL semifinals with Travel Treat and Middlesex in promising positions. The battle seems likely to go to the final round with Imperial, Sheffield and Cavaliers having all to play for. Rooted are Diplomats, Wanderers and Queensbury who will continue to play for pride and could even pull off some spoilers, apart from looking forward to 35 over and T20 knockout play.

Brooklyn Standings: 7/24/2012 (unofficial)

Team         Matches Wins Loses Tie      Points

Panthers          12         12         0          0          120

Travel Treat     12        9         3          0          90

Middlesex       11        8          3         0          80

Imperial           12        7          5          0          70

Sheffield         12          6          6          0          60

Cavaliers         12         6          6          0          60

Diplomats        11       2           9          0          20

Wanderers       11       2           9       0          20

Queensbury     12       1          11         0          10

The Weekend Ahead

Saturday July 28

Mpk A      Queensbury   vs   Panthers

Mpk B      Diplomats   vs   Imperial

Mpk C      Cavaliers    vs    Middlesex

SV           Wanderers     vs    Travel Treat

Sunday  July 29

Mpk A      Diplomats    vs    Cavaliers

Mpk B      Travel Treat    vs   Queensbury

Mpk C      Middlesex    vs    Imperial

SV            Sheffield    vs   Wanderers

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MMZ Top LIUCC by Three Wickets In EACA

Posted on July 25, 2012 by vellocricket

by Dyon Ravello

Meten Merg Zorg traveled to Brentwood where they meet home side Long Island United. LIUCC won the toss and elected to take first strike. Seamer Rocky Kowchai was on the ball early as he removed both openers, Sajeed Khan caught at mid wicket and U Ali bowled. Kowchai would go on to complete an effective and economical spell as he cramped the opponents finishing with figures of 8-1-26-2. Rahynul Islam  sharing the new ball with Kowchai took care of the dangerous Waqas Shah. At the other end Asim Khan (33) played his shotsto keep his side in the match as he lost Anwer Khan run out. Qasim Dastgir (29) played in the same vein as Asim, as Asim was the fifth man out leg before to Hemendra Ramdhiall. Selwyn Mohan built a partnership with Dastgir, but the Dastgir was coaxed by a flighted delivery from Azurdeen Mohammed to be caught at point. There was no late innings flourish for United as Islam returned to finish with 2/30 and off spinner Travis Ross cleaned up the tail with 2/5, LIUCC 174 all out in 38.1 overs.

Travis Ross scored 65 to lead MMZ over LIUCC

Mohammed started aggressively for MMZ taking the attack to the LIUCC attack. Fellow opener Ken Nandkumar started quietly by was not allowed to play his game as Anwer Khan found a gap breaching the gate to bowl Nandkumar. Anwer followed up with the wicket of Deonath Baksh leg before first ball. Things began to look precarious when national batsman Mohammed was leg before to Dastgir for 17. Ross was joined by anchorman Saud Hussain as the pair set about the repair work. Ross pouncing on the bowling to pick up the boundaries as well as some quick running between the wickets to take advantage of the singles. At the drinks break MMZ 109 from 15 overs, needing another 66 from 25 over at just 2.64 runs per over.

Hussain was undone by one that popped from LIUCC captain Istihaque Khan, caught at cover. Ross up the ante as he was joined by national under 19 batsman Amarnauth Persaud. The pair continued the quick running between the wickets putting pressure on the LIU fielders. Ross’ appetite for grand stroke play saw him raise his half century as his side closed in on the target. Both Ross and Persaud both fell caught with less than 20 runs needed. As if that was not sufficient MMZ wicketkeeper batsman Ajaz Asgarally was leg before to Istihaque. Kowchai and Ramdhiall ensured that a win would be recorded as MMZ completed the victory in 22.1 overs. Anwer 2/34 and Istihaque 3/21 the only bowlers to causing any concern for the MMZ line up as Travis Ross completed an all-round match winning performance. Ross with travel to Canada as captain of a select under 17 team to participate in an invitational tournament.

In Other EACA matches

Allstar were easy victors for the second week in row as East Side Warriors failed to show. Arsenal scored 300 plus at they grind Enmore to there third defeat in Division B play. Atlantis and Big Apple were rescheduled due to Atlantis’ travels to Guyana. Hillside lost to ACS/Everest as Everest look to avoid another flop when they lost to Big Apple two weeks ago. See points table below after two rounds for divisional play.

EASTERN AMERICAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION

2012 Power40 Division A Points Table

 
Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR

For

Against

1

 Everest/ACS

9

8

1

0

0

40

2.22

1672/277.3

1197/314.2

2

 Atlantis CC – NY

8

7

1

0

0

35

2.93

1835/277.0

1146/310.0

3

 MMZ CC

9

7

2

0

0

35

1.52

1734/294.1

1486/340.0

4

 Big Apple CC

9

7

2

0

0

35

1.09

1562/311.0

1240/315.4

5

 Hillside SC

8

6

2

0

0

30

0.61

1614/299.5

1293/271.0

6

 Richmond Hill CC

9

5

3

1

0

28

0.65

1878/346.0

1619/338.4

7

 LIUCC

9

4

4

1

0

23

0.45

1744/342.2

1562/336.0

8

 Liberty SC

9

4

4

1

0

23

0.35

1750/336.3

1638/337.3

EASTERN AMERICAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION

2012 Power40 Division B Points Table

 
Team Matches Won Lost Tied N/R Points Net RR

For

Against

1

 Victory CC

9

4

5

0

0

20

-0.67

1409/355.2

1480/319.2

2

 Falcons CC

9

3

5

1

0

18

-0.66

948/259.3

1204/278.5

3

 Arsenal CC

8

3

5

0

0

15

-0.56

1020/228.2

1346/268.0

4

 All Star CC

9

3

6

0

0

15

-1.21

1326/283.0

1691/287.0

5

 Camelot CC

9

2

6

0

1

12

-0.30

1072/197.0

1138/198.2

6

 East Side Warriors

9

2

7

0

0

10

-1.44

1408/333.0

1740/307.0

7

 Enmore CC

9

2

7

0

0

10

-1.93

1623/345.0

2026/305.3

8

 Phantoms CC

8

0

7

0

1

2

-4.61

633/221.0

1413/189.0
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Villagers Spoil Westbury’s Record To Top Metro

Posted on July 24, 2012 by vellocricket

Westbury scored 225 against Villagers but it was not enough to maintain their season long unbeaten record as the host won comfartable by eight wickets. Cosmos ended their campaign strongly behind Villagers as they defeated Lions by 146 runs. Progressive sealed third place with a six wicket victory over River Valley preventing  the Poughkeepsie side from advancing to the semifinals. Pioneer, New Hope, Lucas, and Spice Island all ended their regular season campaigns with wins. Villagers will meet Westbury again in the Busta Lawrence semifinals on July 29th while Cosmos tackle Progressive for a place in the final on August 5th.

Westbury 225  all out lost to Villagers   226 for 2 [28 overs] by eight wickets

Cosmos   249 for 9 beat Lions 103 all out  by 146 runs

Liberty  108 all out lost to Pioneer 109 for 4 [ 18.5 overs] by six wickets

New Hope   215 for 6 beat Frank Parson  164 for 8 by 51 runs

Staten Island     201 all out lost to Lucas    204 for 6 by four wickets

Mid- Island  257 all out lost to Spice Island 259 [29.3 overs]

Progressive  196 for 8 beat River Valley  132 all out by 64 runs

BUSTA LAWRENCE CUP – ROUND ROBIN
GAMES GAMES GAMES GAMES GAMES PTS BOWLING BATTING DRAW TOTAL GAMES  TO
CLUBS  PLAYED WIN LOSS DRAW ABN WON BONUS BONUS  POINTS POINTS BE PLAYED
1 VILLAGERS 11 10 1 0 0 50 9 9 0 68 0
2 COSMOS 11 9 2 0 0 45 7 9 0 61 0
3 PROGRESSIVE 11 9 2 0 0 45 6 6 0 57 0
4 WESTBURY 11 8 1 0 2 40 6 4 0 54 0
5 RIVER VALLEY 11 6 3 0 2 30 5 4 0 43 0
6 SUBURBIA 10 6 4 0 0 30 7 5 0 42 1
7 LIBERTY 11 5 5 1 0 25 5 4 2.5 36.5 0
8 ISLANDWIDE 10 5 5 0 0 25 5 6 0 36 1
9 PIONEER 11 5 6 0 0 25 5 6 0 36 0
10 SPICE ISLAND 11 5 5 0 1 25 4 4 0 35 0
11 MID ISLAND 11 4 6 1 0 20 6 5 2.5 33.5 0
12 LUCAS 11 3 8 0 0 15 5 2 0 22 0
13 NEW HOPE 11 2 8 0 1 10 4 2 0 18 0
14 FRANK PARSONS 11 2 8 0 1 10 2 1 0 15 0
15 STATEN ISLAND 11 2 9 0 0 10 2 0 0 12 0
16 LIONS 11 1 8 0 1 5 2 1 0 10 0
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