Sunny skies over the weekend and for some of Wednesday meant that plenty of cricket took place this week. Here is a roundup of all the action that took place:

Juniors

The U-11 League continued Saturday at PKVR Reservoir, starting with a pair of Pool 3 games at 8 AM. On Pitch 2, the DLSW Derby (Kangaroos vs Littles) was reduced to 12 overs a side. Electing to bat first, the Littles piled on 172, and bowled and fielded well to keep the Kangaroos to just 145, registering their second win of the season.
DLSW Littles U11 172 beat DLSW Kangaroos U11 145 by 27 runs | Scorecard

Meanwhile at Pitch 3 the HKCC Hawks scored the highest Pool 3 score of the season thus far, putting on 275 against a young KCC Honey Bees. The Honey Bees could only manage 158 in reply, giving the Hawks a big 117 run win and sending them to the top of Pool 3.
HKCC Hawks U11 275 beat KCC Honey Bees U11 158 by 117 runs | Scorecard

At 9:30am we had a Pool 1 game between DB Smashers Blue vs DLSW Tigers at pitch 2. The Blue’s were made to suffer their first loss of the season – being sent in to bat, they were kept to 166 in their 16 overs. Only Seth Perera could make it into double digits (12), while the Tigers took 4 wickets and managed to bowl 3 maidens. Mohammad Humza then smashed 22 (13 balls, 4 fours) in the response, and the Tigers were able to end their innings on 175. Their second win in as many games, they are a side to watch out for.
DLSW Tigers U11 175 (16) beat DBS Blue 166 (16) by 9 runs | Scorecard

At 11 AM the HKCC Cobras played the KCC Wasps at Pitch 3 and could also just manage 166 in their 16 overs after being sent in to bat. Ashwin Swamy (18 off 13 balls, 2 fours 1 six) and Felix Waters (13 off 13 balls, 2 fours) both got into double digits, but the Wasps took 8 wickets to restrict their score. Prakhar Mishra took 1/12 in his 3 overs and proceeded to hit 22 off 16 balls (3 fours) opening the batting in the chase. The Wasps only lost three wickets (all to Felix Waters, 3/15), and contributions all around saw them put up 204 in their 16 overs. Their first win of the season, and by a comfortable margin.
KCC Wasps 204 (16) beat HKCC Cobras 166 (16) by 38 runs | Scorecard

Unfortunately, the DLSW Cheetahs had to forfeit their 11 AM match against HKCC Sharks, but a big thank you to USRC -who were training at Pitch 3 before this game- for stepping in and playing a friendly match on short notice. It was valuable game time for all the kids involved.

There were two U-11 games on Wednesday at Discovery bay too. DBS Red faced off against the DLSW Kangaroos first, and after electing to bat first put up 162 in their 16 overs. Pransh Kalathiya (3/9), Shah Kayaan (3/25), Soham Mangukiya (2/25) and Joshi Vihaan (1/9) took 9 wickets between them to restrict the home team. The Kangaroos then managed to score 213, taking them to their first win of the season by a comfortable 51 runs.
DLSW Kangaroos U11 213 (16) beat DBS Red 162 (16) by 51 runs | Scorecard

This was followed by DBS Blue facing DLSW Cheetahs. The Blues bounced back from their loss on Saturday with a resounding 72 run win. Sent in to bat first, Hanif Sobhani (18 off 12, 4 fours), Seth Perera (10 off 10, 2 fours), Josh Williams (19 off 15, 4 fours) and Danny Mapp (20 off 15, 4 fours) took the Blues 210 in their 16 overs. Dev Goyani was the sole wicket-taker for the Cheetahs, finishing with 3/12 in 2 overs. Josh (2-12) and Seth (2-10) then took 2 wickets each, and Connor (2-10) and Lewis Said (1-19) chipped with wickets too, as the Cheetahs were kept to just 138 in their 16 overs. A solid all-round performance to take the Blues back to the top of Pool 1.
DBS Blue 210 (16) beat DLSW Cheetahs 138 (16) by 72 runs | Scorecard

This Sunday saw five U-13 games take place. Four of these were at KGV, starting with two Premier Division T20s. On Pitch 1, USRC Premier elected to bat first, but found themselves struggling against the HKCC Scorpions. Only Soban Mohammad crossed double digits -hammering 29 off just 12 balls, with 2 fours and 3 sixes- as USRC lost wickets at regular intervals. The lower order did a good job in surviving the 20 overs, and they ended on 75/9. Wickets were shared for the HKCC bowlers, and they picked up 3 runouts in the field as well. In reply, Rohaab Umer (4-1-10-2) struck twice in the 3^rd over to break open the Scorpions batting, after which Aashir Khalil (4-2-8-4) and Awwab Nasar (4-1-3-2) tore through the middle order. After 9 overs they were 21/7, and they were eventually bowled out for 52 in 19 overs. An excellent performance by the USRC bowlers to take them to their 2^nd win of the season.
USRC Premier U13 75/9 (20) beat HKCC Scorpions U13 52 a/o (19) by 23 runs | Scorecard

On Pitch 2, the KCC Crusaders registered a massive 146 run victory over the DLSW Cheetahs to continue their unbeaten season. After winning the toss, their top order led them to 175/3 in 20 overs. Abdul Samad hit 52 off 57 (7 fours, 1 six) opening the batting, and Parth Bhagwat finished with 48* off 27 balls (6 fours, 2 sixes). Shubhan Tilve (4-1-8-4) and Taran Laungani (4-0-15-5) then combined to bowl the Cheetahs out for just 29 in 12 overs - the lowest score in the Premier Division this season. An outstanding performance, the gap between the Crusaders and the rest of the league continues to widen.
KCC Crusaders U13 175/3 (20) beat DLSW Cheetahs U13 29 a/o (12) by 146 runs | Scorecard

Following these two games were two Elite Division 15-over games. On Pitch 1, the DLSW Littles won their 2^nd game of the season by beating the Lantau Lions by 36 runs. Electing to bat first, they scored 113/3 in their 15 overs, Jash Patel top scoring with 23* (22 balls, 3 fours). Mangukiya Preet took a wicket first ball in the chase, and two runouts later the Lions were 15/3 in 4 overs and struggling. Sean Lavigne scored 20 (23 balls, 3 fours) and rebuilt the innings with Boyina Akshay, who followed up his spell of 3-0-17-2 with 14* from 25 balls (2 fours), but they were left with too much to do against a disciplined Littles attack. They finished on 77/5 in their 15 overs.
DLSW Littles U13 113/3 (15) beat Lantau U-13 Lions 77/5 (15) by 36 runs | Scorecard

On Pitch 2, the DLSW Tigers beat the KCC Buccaneers by chasing down 73 in the final over to go to the top of the table. Having sent KCC in to bat first, they had them at 39/5 in 6.2 overs, but the lower order rallied around Agnus Cotter (16* off 30 balls, 2 fours) to post 72/6 in 15 overs. There were 3 runouts in their innings, and Aarez Dar took 2/20 with the new ball. The chase started poorly for the Tigers, and they were similarly placed at 31/5 in 6.3 overs. Mohammad Humza (13 off 20 balls, 2 fours) and Abubakr Farooq put together a valuable 27 run partnership, and it ultimately boiled down to 4 needed off the final over. The Tigers got the winning runs via wides down the legside, and now sit at the top of the points table.
DLSW Tigers 77/6 (14.1) beat KCC Buccaneers 72/6 (15) by 4 wickets | Scorecard

Meanwhile at Discovery Bay, DBS White played LMC in a Premier Division T20. After choosing the bat first, the home side were bowled out for 147 in 19.5 overs. Aryan Chandiramani top scored with 39 (22 balls, 4 fours, 3 sixes), and there were useful contributions from Hanif Sobhani and Abhijeet Chugh. Muskan Ali Khan lead the way for his side, taking 4/32 in his 4 overs, with Ali Ammar and Farhan Khan taking 2 wickets apiece as well. In reply, Ali Ammar hit a fine 55 (37 balls, 5 fours, 5 sixes) and Muskan Ali Khan contributed 25 runs too, but they were found lacking in partners. Together they scored 73 runs for the 3^rd wicket, but the rest of the side could only muster 45. The 10-man LMC bowled out for 118 in 18.5 overs. Isa Sobhani (3/9) and Abhijeet Chugh (3/14) were the pick of the bowlers, and Danny Mapp took a couple of wickets as well. A comfortable 29 run win for the home side.
DBS White 147 a/o (19.5) beat LMC U13 118 a/o (18.5) by 29 runs | Scorecard

DBS White were in action at their ground again on Wednesday, this time hosting USRC. The visitors elected to bowl first and, despite Rohaab Umer, Parwinder Singh and Awwab Nasar taking 2 wickets each, DBS White were scored 138 from their 20 overs. Malhar Pendse scored 55 (48 balls, 4 fours, 4 sixes) for DBS, and Isa Sobhani chipped in with a useful 26 runs too. Malhar starred with the ball too (2/28), and four other bowlers chipped in with wickets as DBS restricted the chasing side to 118 for the second game in a row. Muhammad Sardar hit 50 (35 balls, 6 fours, 4 sixes) but lacked partners, with only 2 other batsmen making it into double digits. With these two consecutive victories, DBS White now sit second in the table.
DBS White 138/6 (20) beat USRC Premier U13 118/7 (20) by 20 runs | Scorecard

It was a busy three days for the U15s as well. On Saturday we had a pair of Elite Division T20s. DLSW Cheetahs played the HKCC Witherers at Mission Road 9:30 AM and recorded their third consecutive victory in a row. Batting first, they could only manage 85/6 in their 20 overs. Kulkarni Pradyumna top scored with 15*, and all 10 bowlers used by the Witherers turned in good performances. However, 85 was to be more than enough. Syed Ahmad Malik tore through the HKCC batting lineup for figures of 3-1-4-4, and after 7 overs the Witherers were 11/6 with one batsman retired out. They were bowled out for 42 in 15 overs, with no batsman reaching two figures.
DLSW Cheetahs U15 85/6 (20) beat HKCC Witherers U15 42 a/o (14.5) by 43 runs | Scorecard

At the same time, the Lantau Lions played LMC over at GDB. Khan Qasim was amongst the runs again for Lantau, smashing 43 off just 18 balls (7 fours, 2 sixes) as wickets tumbled at the other end. Lantau lost two wickets in the first over, and Mir Hassan was the only other batsman to reach double digits. They were bowled out for 118 in 16 overs. Saif Mohammad did the bulk of the damage, taking 6/28 in his 4 overs – 5 batsmen out bowled, and one LBW. Farhan Khan chipped in with 2/10 and a runout as well. Saif would follow his performance with the ball by top scoring with the bat – scoring 38 off 42 balls opening the batting (7 fours). But he lacked a partner at the other end, and Lantau’s bowling was disciplined. They kept the runs down and chipped away with wickets, and LMC fell further and further behind the chase, eventually ending their 20 overs on 100/5. A good comeback from Lantau to win their second game of the season.
Lantau U-15 Lions 118 a/o (16) beat LMC U-15 100/5 (20) by 18 runs | Scorecard

Then on Sunday we had back to back U15 games at GDB, starting with DBS Sky vs KCC Cyclones at 9:30 AM in the Elite Division. Kapil Chakravarti brought his fine form from the U13s into this game, hammering 71* off just 58 balls (7 fours) to help the Cyclones to a massive 173/3 in 20 overs. DBS Sky batted well in the chase, but the target proved to be too steep, and they finished on 157/5 in their 20. After 18 overs both sides were on 140 – the difference being that KCC were able to take 33 runs off the final two over, but DBS could only manage 17. The second highest score from either innings was 27, and Kapil’s knock got the Cyclones their first win of the season.
KCC Cyclones U15 173/3 (20) beat DBS Sky 157/5 (20) by 16 runs | Scorecard

This was followed by then HKCC Optimists playing the DLSW Tigers in Premier Division. The Tigers opted to bat first, and Faizan Khan (47 off 43, 9 fours 1 six) and Ramzan Khan (31 off 19, 6 fours 1 six) took them to 141/6 in 20 overs. Kunal Rekhani finished with 3/22 in his 4 overs, and Harsh Sharma chipped in with 2/10 from 3. Ramzan (4-1-10-2) and Faizan (4-1-8-2) then starred with the ball, reducing the Optimists to 15/5 in in 6 overs. This then became 40/8 in 13 overs (Jagraj Singh taking 4-0-18-2) before Harsh Sharma hit 35* (22 balls, 7 fours) from number 10. He put on 57 runs with Jayad Dongre (21* off 38, 2 fours) to take the Optimists to 97/8 in 20 overs. A good recovery, but a comfortable win for the Tigers.
DLSW Tigers U15 141/6 (20) beat HKCC Optimists U15 97/8 (20) by 44 runs | Scorecard

Finally, Wednesday saw 4 games played. Two were at HKCC – in the morning, the HKCC Witherers faced the Lantau Lions, and beat them comfortably by 8 wickets. Lantau chose to bat first, but their innings never got going. Aman Gidwani took 3/2 in 3 overs and Laveen Rekhani 3/0 in 1.4 as Lantau collapsed to 51 all out. Hussain Ziayan scored a runout in the 3^rd over and took a wicket in the 6^th, but the Witherers chased the target down comfortably in 9 overs, registering their first win of the season.
HKCC Witherers U15 55/2 (9) beat Lantau U-15 Lions 51 a/o (17.4) by 8 wickets | Scorecard

In the afternoon the KCC Typhoons paid a visit to play HKCC Optimists. Sent in to bat first, the visitors put up 103/3 in their 20 overs, built around 43* (55 balls, 3 fours) from Lucas del Bianco. Finn Ridley was good with the new ball, his 4 overs going for just 8 runs and yielding a wicket. In reply, Ahaan Trivedi (4-2-7-3) dismissed the top 3, and together with Mustafa Kashif (4-2-3-1) had the Optimists 10/4 after the first 8 overs. It was always going to be hard for HKCC from there in. The Typhoons attack kept up the pressure, and the hosts finished their 20 overs at just 67/9. The Typhoons now have 2 wins in as many games, and are off to a strong start this season.
KCC Typhoons U15 103/3 (20) beat HKCC Optimists U15 67/9 (20) by 36 runs | Scorecard

The other two games were at PKVR Reservoir. In the morning, PACC put in a fine bowling effort to beat the DLSW Tigers by 40 runs. After choosing to bat first, Khan Hafeez and Ali Hassan laid a platform for PACC before useful cameos from Mohammad Waheed and Arslaan Khan took them past 100. The bowling was good all-round from the Tigers – Faizan Khan taking 3/17, Moazam Fahim and Ahmed Danial taking 2 wickets apiece. The Tigers struggled with the chase right away, with Ailyaan Zahir taking 2 early wickets. Mohammad Waheed and Ali Hassan then worked through the middle-order, with Arslaan Khan and Mohammad Ammar chipping in with a wicket each. The DLSW batting lacked an innings of substance, and they were bowled out for just 61 in 15.1 overs. A good win for PACC.
PACC U15 101 a/o (20) beat DLSW Tigers U15 61 a/o (15.1) by 40 runs | Scorecard

In the afternoon DBS Sky recorded a big 10 wicket victory over LMC U15s. After electing to bat first, the LMC batsmen found the pace and bounce in the pitch hard to handle and were quickly bowled out for just 42 runs. Manu Mishra returned figures of 3.3-2-2-3, standing out amidst an excellent bowling performance. Arnav Saxena and Devin Reiners then knocked the target off in just 5.1 overs, and DBS Sky now sit 2^nd in the points table.
DBS Sky 43/0 (5.1) beat LMC U-15 42 a/o (19.3) by 10 wickets | Scorecard

Women’s

The last round of the Women’s T20 Cup for 2018 took place at PKVR Reservoir on Sunday. At 8:20 AM the HKCC Willow Wielders faced the USRC Women. USRC put on an improved batting performance, batting out their 20 overs for 82/5. However, Mariko Hill smashed 46* (23 balls, 7 fours) as the Willow Wielders chased it down in just 8.4 overs. Mariko had also taken 2-12 and a catch in the first innings, marking a good all-round performance for the HK skipper. The third win in a row for the Willow Wielders, and they now sit near the top of the points table.
HKCC Willow Wielders 83/2 (8.4) beat USRC Women’s T20 82/5 (20) by 8 wickets | Scorecard

CCC Fung Wong cemented their place at the top of the league by beating the SCC Divas in the next game. Seven different bowlers took wickets for CCC as they kept the Divas to just 69/9 in 20 overs. Skipper Josie Arimas took two early wickets for the Divas, but they just did not have enough runs to play with. Dorothea Chan scored 15 and skipper Kary Chan was unbeaten on 17 off just 8 balls, as Fung Wong chased down the target inside 10 overs.
CCC Fung Wong 70/3 (9.4) beat SCC Divas 69/9 (20) by 7 wickets | Scorecard

And lastly the HKCC Cavaliers got their season back on track with a massive win over the DLSW Wasps. Electing to bowl first with just 8 players, the Wasps were run ragged as Cri-Zelda Brits hammered 93 off just 45 balls (14 fours, 1 six) on a warm afternoon. Lemon Cheung (40* off 34 balls, 7 fours) and Emma Lai (25* off 13 balls, 4 fours) scored 63 runs in the final 5 overs, and the Cavaliers ended on 218/4 – the largest score of the Women’s T20 Cup this season. In reply, Shanzeen Shahzad was the only batsman to cross 10, hitting 28 from 25 balls (6 fours) as her side were bowled out for 51. Alison Siu and Amanda Cheung took 2 wickets each with the new ball, and the Wasps were all out in 9.1 overs. The Cavaliers now sit 2^nd in the table after this performance, just behind CCC Fung Wong.
HKCC Cavaliers 218/4 (20) beat DLSW Wasps 51 a/o (9.1) by 167 runs | Scorecard

Men’s

We had 4 games take place on Saturday, 3 of which were Division 2. At PKVR Park the Borrelli Walsh Centaurs picked up their first win of the season over the CHK Pioneers. The Centaurs opted to bat, and Keith Hemshall batted through the innings for 56* (89 balls, 3 fours) to guide his side to 198/5 in 35 overs. There were contributions from Steve Brammar and Ayub Khan for the Centaurs, while Vans Chan (7-1-30-2) was the pick of the Pioneers bowling. The Pioneers managed to bat out their 35 overs in the chase but could only score 93/8. The Centaurs bowling was tight and disciplined throughout – wickets were shared, and four bowlers finished with economy rates below 2. A clinical performance and a much-needed win for the Centaurs.
Borrelli Walsh Centaurs 198/5 (35) beat CHK Pioneers 93/8 (35) by 105 runs | Scorecard

Meanwhile a change in venue could not stop the HKCC Witherers from continuing their unbeaten streak, as they beat the DLSW Spartans by 42 runs at Mission Road. They were struggling after winning the toss, the Spartans’ youngsters reducing them to 83/6 in 20 overs. But Ashu Dutt (40 off 51 balls, 3 fours 2 sixes) and Mahathej Subramanyan (31* off 33 balls, 5 fours) turned things around with 66 run partnership, and the Witherers finished on 166/7. Subramanyan (2/34) then combined with Dhruv Sodhi (2/16) and Raunaq Kapur (3/18) to slice through the Spartans top order, and after 19 overs they were 38/7. Urslan Abdul, who had earlier taken 2/36, hit 61 off just 43 balls (4 fours, 4 sixes). His innings was the highest score of the match, and while not enough to win the game, gave the Spartans innings some respectability. He put on 69 runs with Azhar Hussain and was the last man dismissed, out in the 32^nd over with the score at 124. Toby Raper taking 2/30 to end the innings.
HKCC Witherers 166/7 (35) beat DLSW Spartans 124 a/o (31.5) by 42 runs | Scorecard

Over at GDB, Kai Tak were in action yet again, and piled on yet another big score, this time vs CCC Hung See. Mats Parkinson hit 101 (71 balls, 9 fours, 7 sixes), and there were contributions from Tiffin Stuart (82 off 42 balls, 14 fours, 3 sixes), Brett Richardson (51* off 28 balls, 4 fours 3 sixes) and Allister Williams (44 off 27 balls, 3 fours 4 sixes). In total Kai Tak hit 21 sixes and 35 boundaries, finishing on 351/7 in their 35 overs. Nigel Sun, Kary Chan and Corn Wong took 2 wickets each, but no CCC bowler escaped with an economy rate below 7. After a long hot innings in the field, only Bobby Chan could cross 20 with the bat. He hit 52 (58 balls, 8 fours, 1 six) as Hung See were bowled out for 136 in 28.4 overs. Mohsin Naqvi took 3 wickets, and there were 3 runouts in the field as well. Another good win for Kai Tak, they now sit third in the table with a massive NRR of +4.455.
Kai Tak 351/7 (35) beat CCC Hung See 136 a/o (28.4) by 215 runs | Scorecard

The one Division 1 game this Saturday was played at KCC, where the Tartars hosted CCC Jing Sun. After electing to bat first, the Tartars scrapped their way to 163/9 in 35 overs. Mo Khan’s 35 (64 balls, 5 fours, 1 six) from number 7 was the highest score of the innings, and the 54-run partnership between him and Najeeb Amar (29 off 22, 3 fours, 1 six) was the highest of the innings. Together they lead the recovery from 54/5 in 14.3 overs. Matt Rafter took 3/22 in his 7 overs, and Scott Steward, Martin Versfeld and Reid Mawdsley took 2 wickets each. Elliot Scrivener was excellent as well, his 7 overs going for only 9 runs. In reply, the Tartars struck early, and have Jing Sun struggling at 31/4 in 7.4 overs. Reid Mawdsley hit 38 (50 balls, 4 fours, 1 six) and Ahmed Mukhtar 39 (60 balls, 4 fours, 1 six) but they lacked support. Cooper Swan’s 11 was the next highest score for CCC, and they were bowled out for 121 in 28.3 overs. Ghulam Iqbal took 3/19 in 5 overs, with legspinners Saad Mahmood and Sunny Bhimsaria taking 2 wickets each. A solid team performance to get the Tartars the win in their first game of the season.
KCC Tartars 163/9 (35) beat CCC Jing Sun 121 a/o (28.3) by 42 runs | Scorecard

Incessant rain on Wednesday afternoon meant that two out of three Sat League games scheduled were called off. However, the third was a cracker - a KCC derby that ended in a tight D/L finish. Both the Crusaders and Tartars were coming off wins, and it was the Crusaders who won the toss and chose to bat first at KCC. Their innings was built around Matt Stiller’s 82 (87 balls, 11 fours), and after two early wickets he built partnerships with Ashley Caddy (87) and Gurjinder Singh (38) to lay the platform. The Tartars finished the innings strong, taking the last 5 wickets for 54 runs, but the Crusaders were still able to post a challenging 198/9 in their 35 overs. 2 wickets each for Ghulam Iqbal, Chandand Gill and Ateeq Iqbal. Shortly after the completion of the innings it began to rain, and the skies darkened. When the teams came back on, it became a game of staying on top of the D/L par score. Peter Wooden and John Davidson were effective with the new ball, taking 3 wickets inside the first 6 overs to make the Tartars task difficult, but when Sunny Bhimsaria hit six off the final ball of the 10^th over, the Tartars had just edged ahead. Play continued for 2 more overs though, and the Crusaders had just edged ahead when the umpires deemed it too dark to continue playing. The Tartars were 74/3 after 12 overs and were deemed to have lost by just 2 runs. A disappointing conclusion to a great game, and the Crusaders maintain their position on top of the table.
KCC Crusaders 198/9 (35) beat KCC Tartars 74/3 (12) by 2 runs (D/L Method) | Scorecard

Sunday featured just two Elite League games, both in Division 2. At Mission Road, the KMF Vagabonds beat the CHK Dragons by 148 runs, picking up their 3^rd win of the season and climbing to the top of Division 2 in the process. After choosing to bat first, nine Vagabonds batsmen crossed into double digits as they scored 284/9 in 50 overs. Akbar Khan top scored with 63 (47 balls, 10 fours, 1 six) with Mohammad Etesham scoring 48 (78 balls, 5 fours) as well. Ming Li continued his fine season by picking up 3 more wickets, and Damien Yee scored two runouts from the field to go with his 10 tidy overs. In reply, the Dragons innings was built around a fine 71 from coach Richard Waite (64 balls, 14 fours), with only Damien Yee (17) and Danny Lee (16) the other batsmen to cross double digits. Sohail Muhammad took 3/32 in his 7, and there were 2 wickets each for Huzafah Mohammad, Muhammad Azam and Hussain Ali (making his Sunday League debut).
KMF Vagabonds 284/9 (50) beat CHK Dragons 136 a/o (32.5) by 148 runs | Scorecard

Meanwhile at HKCC, the HKCC Optimists out on another excellent bowling display, bowling out the SLCC Tritons for just 106 and chasing it down in 24 overs. David Marriot and Martin Versfeld were in the center of it again, with combined figures of 14-0-43-6, and only Lahiru Samarakoon offered any real resistance, batting 90 balls for his 32 (3 fours). Asiri Weersauriya was excellent with the ball for SLCC -taking a wicket with his first delivery and bowling his 10 overs on the trot for 3/25- but the Optimists comfortably chased the score down with 7 wickets and more than 26 overs to spare. Two wins on the trot for the Optimists, they now sit 3^rd on the table.
HKCC Optimists 107/3 (23.4) beat SLCC Tritons 106 a/o (32.4) by 7 wickets | Scorecard