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Tuesday, March 05, 2024
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BCB Domestic League Cricket Transfers Released
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Q’Shai Darrell IslandStats.com The 2024 Bermuda Cricket Board Domestic League Cricket Transfer Period ended at 5 pm on Monday, March 4th.
A total of ten players have officially made a move, however, players who have missed the deadline still have the opportunity to request a loan to another club throughout the season.
Cleveland County had three players leave their ranks, as Jahcobi Butterfield has joined Warwick Workmen’s Club, Q’Shai Darrell has joined the St. George’s Cricket Club, and Jamari Beach has joined the Southampton Rangers.
Former Flatt’s Victoria captain Cofield Robinson has departed, but instead of rejoining the Somerset Bridge, he has joined the Somerset Cricket Club, Clay Darrell has rejoined the St. George’s Cricket Club, while Western Stars bowler Swayne Campbell has joined the Southampton Rangers.
Somerset Bridge
Swayne Raynor from Southampton Rangers
Somerset Cricket Club
Cofield Robinson from Flatt’s Victoria
Southampton Rangers
Jamari Beach from Cleveland County Swayne Campbell from Western Stars
St. George’s Cricket Club
Clay Darrell from Devonshire Recreation Club Q’Shai Darrell from Cleveland County
Warwick Workmen’s Club
Jahcobi Butterfield from Cleveland County Marcus-Alan Johnson from Somerset Cricket Club
Western Stars
Master Temiko Wilson from St. George’s Cricket Club
Willow Cuts
Allan Wayne Ball Jr. from Somerset Bridge
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Tuesday, March 05, 2024
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Hemp Named Bangladesh Batting Coach
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Bangladesh on Tuesday named former Glamorgan cricketer and Bermuda international David Hemp as the batting coach of the National Men's team for two years.
Former New Zealand all-rounder Andre Adams will join the team as bowling coach for the same duration, the Bangladesh Cricket Board said in a statement.
The duo will begin their tenure with the home series against Sri Lanka in March, the BCB said.
Hemp, 53, who scored more than 15,000 runs in first-class cricket for Glamorgan, Free State and Warwickshire, and represented Bermuda in 24 One-Day internationals, is currently in charge of Bangladesh's high-performance team.
He was the head coach of the Pakistan Women's team from 2020 to 2022 and was also the head coach of the Victoria State Women's team and the Melbourne Stars in the Women's Big Bash League.
Former Sri Lanka batsman Chandika Hathurusinghe is currently the head coach of the Bangladesh men's team.
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Monday, March 04, 2024
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Bermuda's ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge Numbers
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Derrick Brangman IslandStats.com Now that Bermuda’s ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge League Play-off participation is over www.islandstats.com today brings you the numbers.
Leading the charge in the batting was Terryn Fray who scored 227 runs, Delray Rawlins scored a total of 175 runs, and chris Douglas scored 110 runs.
Rawlins had the highest individual score of 75, with Fray scoring 73, and he followed that up with a knock of 67.
Kamau Leverock and Derrick Brangman claimed the most wickets capturing 10 each, while Jermal Proctor claimed a total of 6 wickets, with three players claiming 5 wickets each.
Chris Douglas, Jarryd Richardson, and Fray would hang onto 5 catches each, with Rawlins taking 4.
Bermuda’s best partnership was a 6th wicket stand of 87 between Rawlins and Dominic Sabir against Saudi Arabia.
Total Runs
227 Terryn Fray 175 Delray Rawlins 110 Chris Douglas ..95 Derrick Brangman ..79 Dominic Sabir ..57 Jarryd Richardson ..54 Kamau Leverock
Highest Score
..75 (95) Delray Rawlins ..73 (99) Terryn Fray ..67 (84) Terryn Fray ..51 (45) Dominic Sabir ..50 (86) Terryn Fray
Most 6’s
9 Delray Rawlins 3 Derrick Brangman 2 Jarryd Richardson 2 Kamau Leverock 2 Allan Douglas 1 Terryn Fray 1 Dominic Sabir 1 Zeko Burgess
Most 4’s
21 Terryn Fray 18 Chris Douglas 10 Delray Rawlins 09 Derrick Brangman 06 Dominic Sabir 04 Kamau Leverock 03 Jarryd Richardson 02 Marcus Scotland 02 Tre Manders
Overall Bowling Figures
33.3-1-169-10 Kamau Leverock 52.0-5-233-10 Derrick Brangman 267.-0-122-6 Jermal Proctor 19.-4-71-5 Cejay Outerbridge 30.-3-120-5 Dominic Sabir 51.-3-231-5 Delray Rawlins 34.4-1-165-4 Allan Douglas
Best Bowling Figures
10.-0-58-5 Kamau Leverock 9.0-2-46-4 Cejay Outerbridge 9.0-0-48-4 Derrick Brangman 10.-1-33-3 Dominic Sabir 10.-0-54-3 Jermal Proctor
Catches
5 Terryn Fray 5 Chris Douglas 5 Jarryd Richardson 4 Delray Rawlins 3 Allan Douglas 3 Kamau Leverock 3 Chare Smith
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Sunday, March 03, 2024
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Ebbin & Bellbridge Fall to Point Cook Centrals
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In his final match of the season in Australia, Amari Ebbin and his Bellbridge Cricket Club teammates went down by six runs to Point Cook Centrals.
Batting first Point Cook Centrals scored 148/9 in their 40 overs, Brett Talbot was the top scorer with 30, and Andrew Wilks was the pick of the Bellbridge bowlers with figures of 8-3-27-3.
In reply Bellbridge was bowled out for 142, Daniel Spencer was the top scorer with 64, Ebbin added 3, Owen Doolan was the pick of the Point Cook Central bowlers with figures of 7-0-47-3.
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Saturday, March 02, 2024
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Bermuda Falls to Bahrain in Super-Six
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Bahrain beat Bermuda by 30 runs (DLS method)
Bahrain 238 Bermuda 131/8
Bermuda in their final ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge League Play-off, Super Six match went down to Bahrain by 30 runs on the Duckworth/Lewis Method.
Bahrain batted first and were bowled out for 238, opener Prashant Kurup was the top scorer with 79, Derrick Brangman was the pick of the Bermuda bowlers with figures of 9-0-48-4.
In reply rain interrupted the Bermuda inning in the first over, and once play resumed Bermuda required 161 runs in 25 overs, they only managed 131/8, Brangman was the top scorer with 40 not out, Abdul Majid Abbasi was the pick of the Bahrain bowlers with figures of 5-0-13-3.
Bahrain Inning
..79 (103) Prashant Kurup Run Out ..03 (13) Shahbaz Badar c Jarryd Richardson b Jermal Proctor ..21 (62) Sohail Ahmed c & b Allan Douglas ..39 (40) Haider Butt c Chare Smith b Allan Douglas ..26 (33) Ahmer Bin Nasir Run Out ..25 (17) Sathaiya Veerapathiran c Delray Rawlins b Derrick Brangman ..13 (13) Junaid Aziz c Chare Smith b Derrick Brangman ..02 (03) Rizwan Butt c Terryn Fray b Derrick Brangman ..11 (09) Ali Dawood c Terryn Fray b Chare Smith ..06 (02) Mohsin Zaki c Chris Douglas b Derrick Brangman ..00 (02) Abdul Majid Abbasi Not Out ..13 Extras (1nb-10w-2lb) 238 Total All Out after 49.2 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-11 (Badar), 2-53 (Ahmed), 3-123 (Haider Butt), 4-176 (Bin Nasir), 5-181 (Kurup), 6-197 (Aziz), 7-219 (Rizwan Butt), 8-226 (Veerapathiran), 9-232 (Zaki), 10-238 (Dawood)
Bermuda Bowlers
9.0-0-46-1 Jermal Proctor 4.0-1-12-0 Cejay Outerbridge 10.-1-39-0 Delray Rawlins 5.2-0-25-1 Chare Smith 10.-0-41-2 Allan Douglas 9.0-0-48-4 Derrick Brangman 2.0-0-25-0 Zeko Burgess
Bermuda Inning
..04 (11) Terryn Fray b Rizwan Butt ..17 (13) Chris Douglas c Ali Dawood b Sathaiya Veerapathiran ..00 (02) Tre Manders b Rizwan Butt ..30 (19) Delray Rawlins c Sohail Ahmed b Abdul Majid Abbasi ..07 (11) Allan Douglas c Mohsin Zaki b Abdul Majid Abbasi ..01 (04) Zeko Burgess LBW Mohsin Zaki ..40 (42) Derrick Brangman Not Out ..03 (10) Jermal Proctor LBW Abdul Majid Abbasi ..24 (37) Jarryd Richardson c Rizwan Butt b Ali Dawood ..01 (01) Chare Smith Not Out ..04 Extras (1w-2b-1lb) 131 Total for 8 wickets after 25 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-17 (Fray), 2-17 (Manders), 3-22 (Chris Douglas), 4-45 (Allan Douglas), 5-56 (Burgess), 6-62 (Rawlins), 7-68 (Proctor), 8-129 (Richardson)
Bahrain Bowlers
5.0-0-26-1 Ali Dawood 5.0-0-32-2 Rizwan Butt 2.0-0-22-1 Sathaiya Veerapathiran 5.0-0-13-3 Abdul Majid Abbasi 5.0-0-26-1 Mohsin Zaki 2.0-0-07-0 Haider Butt 1.0-0-02-0 Sohail Ahmed
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