Dinsley win at Courts T20

The three clubs advanced to the quarter-final rounds carded for this Friday.

According to Dudnath Ramkeesoon, Operations Manager of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB), the other five matches which were affected by adverse weather conditions have been re-scheduled for tomorrow.

Dinsley CC beat Club Crusoe by seven wickets; Woodland trounced Savannah Boys by 10 wickets while Cunaripo Sports defeated Squadron Sports Club by eight wickets.

The match between East Zone champion Dinsley Sports and Club Crusoe was reduced to 15-oversa- side contest because of weather conditions.

Club Crusoe of Tobago was bowled out for 113 in 14.5 overs with Nashawn Lutchman (53), Selvin Duncan (19) and Kwame Thomas (14) being the main scorers.

Skipper Daniel Singh (two wickets for 11 runs) and Ravindra Singh (2/23) were the main wicket- takers.

In repl, Ravindra Singh (39) and Mark Sankar (33) shared a 78-run second wicket partnership while Rajin Deepakumar made 21 and propelled Dinsley CC to a comfortable seven-wicket win, as they made 114/3 in 13 overs.

Siddle Diaz (79 not out) and Daniel Ricketts (20 not out) sparked Woodland to an emphatic 10-wicket victory over Savannah Boys in a 13-over match. Savannah Boys mustered 106 for six in 13 overs while Woodland finished on 107 without loss in 7.5 overs.

Sunil Buchun topsored for Savannah Boys with an unbeaten 43. Philip Seepersad was the chief wicket-taker with three for 20.

At the Squadron Recreation Ground in Arouca, Cunaripo restricted Squadron Sports Club to 126/6 in 20 overs before they romped home in reply with 127/2 in 17 overs.

Randy Mahase topscored with 45 while national Under-19 player Rivaldo Ramlogan made 17. West Indies youth player Keagan Simmons took three wickets for 21 from his four overs and was supported by Valery Charles who grabbed three for 23 from four overs.

In reply, Anderson Richardson smashed 62 and piloted Cunaripo to an emphatic victory.

The winning team will take home $25,000 and the Unicomer Courts InterClub T20 Trophy.