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Wednesday, June 11, 2025

Pres Sando eyes SSCL title in final round

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Ian Wason
814 days ago
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Players of Presentation College San Fernando celebrate with Christian Rampersad, second from left, after he took a one handed catch to dismiss Vishnu Boys Hindu College Aidan Lakhansingh of Khaleem Mohammed’s bowling during the Secondary Schools Cricket League Premiership at Endeavour Recreation ground in Chaguanas, on March 14. Today Presentation will be back in action in the final round against St Benedict’s  in Union Hall, San Fernando.

Players of Presentation College San Fernando celebrate with Christian Rampersad, second from left, after he took a one handed catch to dismiss Vishnu Boys Hindu College Aidan Lakhansingh of Khaleem Mohammed’s bowling during the Secondary Schools Cricket League Premiership at Endeavour Recreation ground in Chaguanas, on March 14. Today Presentation will be back in action in the final round against St Benedict’s in Union Hall, San Fernando.

Daniel Prentice

Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege San Fer­nan­do (Pres San­do) can fi­nal­ly claim the Sec­ondary Schools Crick­et League’s (SS­CL) Pre­mier Di­vi­sion with a win over St Bene­dict’s Col­lege at home in Union Hall, San Fer­nan­do, Tues­day.

How­ev­er, they will be wary of Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege Ch­agua­nas (Pres Chag), who can snatch the ti­tle away, if they lose to St Bene­dict’s and their Ch­agua­nas broth­ers win against Na­pari­ma Col­lege, who was beat­en by Hillview Col­lege, last week.

‘Pres San­do’ is un­beat­en his year, be­hind the strength of open­ers Riyaad Mo­hammed and Khaleem Mo­hammed. The two bats­men have been pro­lif­ic this sea­son. Riyaad has al­ready notched up 430 runs from sev­en match­es, av­er­ag­ing 86, with one cen­tu­ry and four fifties. He scored 92 in last week’s win over Vish­nu Boys’ Hin­du Col­lege. Khaleem has al­so added 353 runs, av­er­ag­ing 58.8 with one hun­dred and one fifty.

Pre­sen­ta­tion will start as the favourite, but it will have to guard against com­pla­cen­cy es­pe­cial­ly as St Bene­dict’s has on­ly won two match­es this sea­son. A rain-af­fect­ed match did not al­low them to get a re­sult against Shi­va Boys’ Hin­du Col­lege.

‘Pres Chag’ has a much tougher task in Na­pari­ma Col­lege. Al­though ‘Naps’ had a de­cent start to the sea­son and was even in the run­ning up to two weeks ago, back-to-back loss­es against Pres Sa­do and Hillview Col­lege have dent­ed their con­fi­dence.

‘Pres Chag’ will be full of con­fi­dence hav­ing on­ly lost to ‘Pres San­do’ this sea­son.

Na­pari­ma will find it dif­fi­cult with­out star bat­ter Kyle Ram­doo (who has been banned due to in­el­i­gi­bil­i­ty) to face a po­tent at­tack led by the fiery Alexan­der Chase. Know­ing what will be at stake, Chase and com­pa­ny will be even more dif­fi­cult to face at Lewis Street, San Fer­nan­do.

All match­es bowl off at 10 am.

Tues­day’s fi­nal round match­es

AT UNION HALL, SAN FER­NAN­DO

Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege San Fer­nan­do vs St Bene­dict’s Col­lege

AT ST MARY’S COL­LEGE, ST CLAIR

St Mary’s Col­lege vs Fa­ti­ma Col­lege

AT KNOWLES ST, CUREPE

Hillview Col­lege vs Vish­nu Boys’ Col­lege

AT LEWIS ST, SAN FER­NAN­DO

Na­pari­ma Col­lege vs Pre­sen­ta­tion Col­lege Ch­agua­nas


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