Caribbean Times 49th Issue - Tuesday 12th July 2016

Tuesday 12th July 2016 c a r i b b e a n t i m e s . a g 19
Jimbo Cornwall selected for President’s XI team
By Vanroy Burnes
Rahkeen “Jimbo” Cornwall have
been selected along with two other
Leeward Islanders in the West Indies
Cricket Board’s President’s XI
team for a 3-day encounter against
the touring Indian team starting at
Warner Park in St. Kitts.
The team which will be captained
by Leon Johnson also includes
Jermaine Blackwood, John
Campbell, Jason Dawes, Jahmar
Hamilton and Moncin Hodge of
Anguilla, the others are Chemar
Holder, Keon Joseph, Shai Hope,
Gudakesh Motie and Kemar Roach.
The 28-year old Kemar Roach
By Vanroy Burnes
Roberts Industries Ltd,
Piggott’s Crushers have captured
the ACB, Parish League
Dave Joseph ltd overs cricket
title for 2016.
Playing in the finals at
the Liberta Ball Beef cricket
field, Piggott’s Crushers
cont’d from pg 18
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has played 37 test matches for the
West Indies and scalped 122 wickets
at 30.23 a piece.
Meanwhile Chemar Holder
was a member of the West Indies
U19 team that won the ICC world
T-20 title in Bangladesh, Campbell
Cornwall, Hamilton and Hodge
have been rewarded for their performances
in the past season of the
West Indies Professional Cricket
League 4 Day competition.
The team will be managed and
also coached by Rayon Griffith,
Henderson Springer is the Head
Coach and Ariane Mangar as the
Physio.
Piggott’s Crushers capture Dave Joseph
Limited Overs Parish League title
made light work of the Police
to win by 5 wickets.
Batting first, the Police
were bundled out for 68 runs
with Jermaine Otto picking
up 19 and Vincent Shadrach
Sr. 16, Dean Williams of Piggott’s
picking up four for 23.
Kadeem Phillip had three for
4 and Deran Bent had two for
10.
Piggott’s Crushers
reached 70 for 5, with Kadeem
Phillip 21 not out.
Alston Ryan of the Police
had 2 for 20.
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Police beat Freetown by 29
runs. Police 120 all out with
Jermaine Otto hitting 78.
Freetown in reply 91 all out
with S. Richards 17. Damon
Valentine had three for 12
and Milton Jeremy had 3 for
20.
In the second semi-final
match, Piggott’s beat National
Parks St. Paul’s by 30 runs.
Piggott’s scored 128 all out
with Gersham Phillip scoring
28 and Ajarni Fredericks 30.
Vaughn Walsh had 2 for
19, Purnell Joseph 2 for 15,
Vince Smith 2 for 18 and Geteesh
Harrilall had 3 for 29.
St. Paul’s could only manage
98 runs with Purnell Joseph
scoring 33 and Clinton
Benjamin scoring 15. Kadeem
Phillip picked up 3 for
9 and Ajarni Fredericks 4 for
22.