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Calvin Dill scored 77 for Bay

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Logic Premier Division

Bailey’s Bay Win by 72 Runs

Bailey’s Bay 202 Southampton Rangers 130

At the Sea Breeze Oval, Southampton Ranger won the toss and sent Bailey’s Bay to bat, Calvin Dill scored 77 as the home team scored 202 all out. Quinton Sherlock Jr. returned bowling figures of 8.2-1-39-6 for the Southampton Rangers. In reply the Southampton Rangers were bowled all out for 130, Janeiro Tucker was their top scorer with 44 not out, while Lateef Trott had bowling figures of 7-0-21-3 for Bailey’s Bay.

St. David’s Cricket Club Win by 6 Wicket

Cleveland County 129 St. David’s Cricket Club 131/4

At Lord’s in St. David’s the home team won the toss and elected to field, they bowled Cleveland County all out for 129 in 42.1 overs. Treadwell Gibbons Jr. was the Cleveland County top scorer with 60, while Sammy Robinson had bowling figures of 7.1-3-8-5 for St. David’s Cricket Club. In reply the home team scored 131/4 in 26 overs, Fiqre Crockwell was the top scorer with 35, while Robinson chipped in with 34, Lavar Talbot was the pick of the Cleveland County bowlers with figures of 7-0-28-2.

Logic First Division

Match Abandoned

Flatts Victoria 312 Western Stars 118/0

The Logic First Division season did not get off to the best start with one team possibly suspended and a match abandoned. At the St. John’s Field, there was no official umpires, Western Stars President Wayne Campbell who has officiated and is a member of the Bermuda Cricket Umpires Association stood in after both teams agreed to play and have him officiate.

Flatt’s Victoria batted first and scored 312 all out with Dajon Carey and Kevin Hurdle both scoring 82, while Andre Manders had bowling figures of 10-0-38-3. During the Flatts inning there was a dispute about a boundary being called that potentially had the makings to get out of hand but cooler heads prevailed. Campbell was relying on the honesty of the fielders to help him make calls.

In reply Western Stars found themselves on 118/0 when opener Tre Manders believed he had hit a boundary and was walking back to his crease when he was run out after the fielder returned the ball, however players from both teams were then involved in an on field confrontation because some believed it was a boundary, while others believed it was out. Campbell had no choice but to call a halt to the match when things got totally out of hand. At the time Manders was on 61 and Dano Outerbridge was on 54.

Meanwhile Somerset Bridge did not play their weekends Twenty20 or Logic First Division matches as it would appear that the Bermuda Cricket Board have followed through with a suspension handed down to the Club.