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Monday, September 1, 2025

Balmain T10 off with a bang

by

Vinode Mamchan
1870 days ago
20200719
President of Balmain Cricket Club Mishri Lutchmedial, right, with CSK player Mark Deyal at the opening.

President of Balmain Cricket Club Mishri Lutchmedial, right, with CSK player Mark Deyal at the opening.

The in­au­gur­al Bal­main Crick­et Club T10 wind­ball crick­et tour­na­ment got off to a rous­ing start on Fri­day night with two match­es at their crick­et field in Bal­main, Cou­va.

The two games saw a lot of ac­tion with a num­ber of play­ers us­ing the op­por­tu­ni­ty to take part in crick­et af­ter a lengthy lock­down. /in the first match, CSK led by St Lu­cia Zouks play­er Mark Deyal scored 110/5 off their 10 overs with Ricky Sieuchan get­ting 69 and Videsh Sookai 24 not out. McBean in re­sponse was re­strict­ed to 73/7 - los­ing the match by 37 runs.

In the sec­ond game, Same Side bat­ted first and count­ed 78/6 off their 10 overs to which Lu­natics re­spond­ed with 79/2 that to 35 from Is­re­al Mungroo. Ear­li­er, Preysal play­er Kamil Pooran struck 34 for Same Side.

The com­pe­ti­tion con­tin­ues this week lead­ing to the fi­nals in mid-Au­gust. Chair­man of the or­gan­is­ing com­mit­tee Mis­tri Lutch­me­di­al said he was hap­py with the first night's ac­tion. "We are hap­py with what we saw on the first night. The play­ers were all dis­ci­plined, re­spect­ing the Covid 19 pro­to­cols and we will con­tin­ue to en­sure that they do. These play­ers have been starved of crick­et ac­tion for quite a while and they are tak­ing this op­por­tu­ni­ty to get back on the park.

"The club in­tends to make this an an­nu­al af­fair and we want to thank our spon­sors for com­ing on­board in dif­fi­cult fi­nan­cial times to as­sist us. Their con­tri­bu­tion is re­al­ly go­ing a long way in terms of putting smiles back on the faces of our crick­eters. The sup­port has been over­whelm­ing and we will con­tin­ue to use sport for the greater good."

SCORES:

CSK 110/5 (Ricky Sieuchan 69, Videsh Sookhai 24no) vs McBean Kings 73/7 - CSK won by 37 runs.

Same Side 78/6 (Kamil Pooran 34) vs Lu­natics 79/2 (Is­rael Mungroo 35) - Lu­natics won by 8 wk­ts.


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