The Bermuda Cricket Board announced the results and decisions of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at Charities House.
The minutes of the last AGM, November 29th, 2012 were approved, while the Audited Financial Statements for the year ended December 31, 2012 were approved with a clean unqualified opinion.
KPMG were re-appointed auditors for the year ending December 31st, 2013.
The following people were elected to hold office until the AGM of 2016:
1st Vice President - Nyon Steede Secretary - Cheryl Ann Mapp Fund Development Chair - Kimberley Jackson
In addition, the following Club Representatives will hold office until the AGM of 2014: Sherwyn Richardson Calvin Waldron Samuel Robinson
Wednesday, December 04, 2013
Logie Let Go By Canada
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Former West Indies batsman Gus Logie has been sacked as the coach of Canada, Cricket Canada announced on Tuesday.
Logie’s dismissal follows Canada’s recent failure in the ICC World Twenty20 Qualifier, where they missed out on securing a spot in the 2014 tournament.
Canada finished 12th after winning only two group games out of seven and Doug Hannum, CEO of Cricket Canada, said it was time for the board to act.
"This is obviously a challenging time for the organization but this decision is made with a view to prepare and send the best team to the World Cup Qualifier in January," Hannum said.
"Unfortunately you cannot change 15 players at once and something had to give. It's up to the playing group to pick themselves up give a good account of themselves in New Zealand."
Canada is currently chasing one of two spots available for the 2015 World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.
ODI status and a place in the ICC High Performance Programme are also at stake.
"We would like to thank Gus for all that he did while he was with us,” said Ravin Moorthy, the Cricket Canada president.
“His efforts in 2003 in South Africa are part of Canada's sporting history and his hard work and dedication to his craft are unparalleled”.
Logie, 53, who played 52 Tests and 158 ODIs for West Indies between 1981 and 1993, had had a stint with Canada during the 2003 World Cup.
In 2005, he signed a long-term coaching deal with Bermuda, with the team going to the 2007 Cricket World Cup Finals in the West Indies, but left them in 2009.
He replaced Michael Dighton for Canada in June last year.
"It's unfortunate that his tenure had to end after the disappointing tour of the UAE,” said Moorthy.
“But unfortunately this is a results-driven business and the results just weren't there."
Logie’s replacement has not yet been named.
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Captain Tucker & Bermuda 20/20 Numbers
Jacobi Robinson Leading Wicket Taker
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Bermuda concluded taking part in the ICC World Cup Twenty20 Qualifiers finishing 14th overall with a 2 and 6 record in the Tournament.
Bermuda captain Janeiro Tucker was disappointed with his team’s performance in the tournament and felt it was lacking in energy and attitude.
Tucker said, “Really not happy with how the team played and also not happy with the outcome. I thought we could have given a lot more energy on the field and the attitude could have been bit better.”
“What you put in is what you get out, that is why we lost again today,” tucker continued.
When asked about the positives that his team could take from the tournament, Tucker said, “Starting off with two wins was a positive but added that it should have done better to capitalize on it.”
“I thought we started off quiet well; Bermuda has never come to a tournament and got two out of two wins. Once we were up 2-nil, I was excited, I thought we had a chance of getting three or four in row, but I don’t think everyone had the same goal. I think we lacked energy in our matches after that, we just went downhill from there," concluded Tucker.
LEADING SCORERS
212 David Hemp 177 Janeiro Tucker 113 Dion Stovell 106 Tre Manders 97 Lionel Cann 59 Allan Douglas Jr. 52 Malachi Jones 49 Kamau Leverock 30 Jacobi Robinson 18 Kwame Tucker 16 Chris Douglas 5 Kamal Bashir 4 Terryn Fray 2 Christian Burgess 2 Derrick Brangman
STRIKE RATE
200.00 Derrick Brangman 150.00 Kwame Tucker 134.09 Janeiro Tucker 133.33 Terryn Fray 113.04 Malachi Jones 113.00 Dion Stovell 105.43 Lionel Cann 101.72 Allan Douglas Jr. 100.00 Kamal Bashir 96.77 Jacobi Robinson 94.22 David Hemp 88.33 Tre Manders 87.50 Kamau Leverock 64.00 Chris Douglas 40.00 Christian Burgess
BOWLING
LEADING WICKET TAKERS
9 Jacobi Robinson 6 Derrick Brangman 6 Janeiro Tucker 5 Malachi Jones 5 Dion Stovell 4 Kamal Bashir 4 Kamau Leverock 3 Allan Douglas Jr.
STRIKE RATE
8.00 Allan Douglas Jr. 13.30 Jacobi Robinson 13.50 Kamal Bashir 21.00 Derrick Brangman 22.50 Kamau Leverock 22.80 Malachi Jones 25.00 Janeiro Tucker 28.80 Dion Stovell
CATCHES
5 Allan Douglas Jr. 4 Janeiro Tucker 3 Tre Manders 2 Derrick Brangman 1 Malachi Jones 1 Jacobi Robinson 1 Dion Stovell 1 Kamau Leverock 1 Lionel Cann 1 David Hemp 1 Kwame Tucker
Bermuda playing in the 13th-14th place Play-off match against Uganda in the ICC World Cup Twenty20 Qualifiers in Dubai, Uganda, won the toss and decided to bat.
Uganda were restricted to 134/7 in their allotted 20 overs, Hamza Saleh was Uganda’s top scorer with a knock of 45 off 45 deliveries, Roger Mukasa added 22. Kamau Leverock led the Bermuda bowling attack with figures of 4-0-24-2, while captain Janeiro Tucker bowled 3-0-28-2.
In reply Bermuda could only score 123/4 in their allotted 20 overs coming up 11 runs short. David Hemp was the top scorer with 53 off 55 balls, Hemp hit seven fours, while captain Tucker added 30 off 32 with one four. Tre Manders scored 18 off 23 deliveries hitting two fours. Brian Masaba led the Uganda bowling attack with figures of 3-0-34-2.
Uganda Inning
..22 (20) Roger Mukasa c Janeiro Tucker b Kamau Leverock ..02 (08) Arthur Kyobe c Allan Douglas II b Kamal Bashir ..45 (45) Hamza Saleh c Tre Manders b Allan Douglas II ..07 (07) Phillimon Mukobe b Dion Stovell ..14 (17) Davis Karashani b Janeiro Tucker ..21 (12) Richard Okia c & b Janeiro Tucker ..05 (06) Frank Nsubuga b Kamau Leverock ..13 (05) Jonathan Sebanja Not Out ..05 Extras (5w) 134 Total for 7 Wickets after 20 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-19 (Kyobe), 2-28 (Mukasa), 3-37 (Mukobe), 4-95 (Karashani), 5-95 (Saleh), 6-106 (Nsubuga), 7-134 (Okia)
Bermuda Bowlers
1.0-0-09-0 Malachi Jones 3.0-0-07-0 Kamal Bashir 4.0-0-24-2 Kamau Leverock 4.0-0-38-1 Dion Stovell 4.0-0-22-0 Derrick Brangman 3.0-0-28-2 Janeiro Tucker 1.0-0-06-1 Allan Douglas II
Bermuda’s Inning
..09 (06) Dion Stovell b Brian Masaba ..18 (23) Tre Manders c Roger Mukasa b Henry Senyondo ..53 (55) David Hemp c Arthur Kyobe b Jonathan Sebanja ..30 (32) Janeiro Tucker c Roger Mukasa b Brian Masaba ..08 (03) Malachi Jones Not Out ..01 (01) Allan Douglas II Not Out ..04 Extras (2b-2lb) 123 Total for 4 Wickets after 20 overs
Fall of Wickets: 1-15 (Stovell), 2-34 (Manders), 3-112 (Hemp), 4-121 (Tucker),
Uganda Bowlers
4.0-0-12-0 Frank Nsubuga 3.0-0-34-2 Brian Masaba 3.0-0-17-0 Roger Mukasa 4.0-0-25-0 Davis Karashani 4.0-0-23-1 Henry Senyondo 2.0-0-08-1 Jonathan Sebanja
Umpires: Shozab Raza, Sharfuddoula, Buddhi Pradan
Referee: Graeme Le Brooy
Monday, November 25, 2013
Bermuda's World Cup 20/20 Qualifiers Numbers
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The Bermuda National Team has finished playing Group B matches in the ICC World Cup Twenty20 Qualifiers in Dubai and after seven games Bermuda finished 2 & 5.
David Hemp was the Average Leader, with an average of 31.80, while Janeiro Tucker had an Average of 24.50. Tre Manders’ Average of 22.00 and was third.
With 159 runs saw Hemp topped Bermuda’s list of runs, while Tucker scored 147 and Dion Stovell scored 104 runs.
Jacobi Robinson finished as the team’s leading wicket taker claiming 9, while Derrick Brangman claimed 6 wickets and Malachi Jones took a total of 5 wickets.
Averages
31.80 David Hemp 24.50 Janeiro Tucker 22.00 Tre Manders 18.00 Kwame Tucker 16.33 Kamau Leverock 16.16 Lionel Cann 14.85 Dion Stovell 10.00 Jacobi Robinson 9.66 Allan Douglas 7.33 Malachi Jones 5.33 Chris Douglas 4.00 Terryn Fray 2.00 Christian Burgess - Kamal Bashir - Derrick Brangman
Runs
159 David Hemp 147 Janeiro Tucker 104 Dion Stovell 97 Lionel Cann 88 Tre Manders 58 Allan Douglas 49 Kamau Leverock 44 Malachi Jones 30 Jacobi Robinson 18 Kwame Tucker 16 Chris Douglas 05 Kamal Bashir 04 Terryn Fray 02 Christian Burgess 02 Derrick Brangman
Wickets
9 Jacobi Robinson 6 Derrick Brangman 5 Malachi Jones 4 Dion Stovell 4 Janeiro Tucker 3 Kamal Bashir 2 Allan Douglas 2 Kamau Leverock
