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Barrackpore West Secondary Clinches SSCL Championship Division T20 Title

From Trinidad Express · (15m ago) English Positive tone

Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

TLDR

  • Barrackpore West Secondary defeated St Anthony’s College by seven wickets to win the PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League Championship Division T20 title.
  • St Anthony’s College batted first, scoring 99 for nine, with Dominic Redhead top-scoring with 43 runs.
  • Barrackpore West Sec successfully chased a revised target of 75 in 15 overs, with Ansar Mohammed scoring an unbeaten 29.

Barrackpore West Secondary has clinched the PowerGen Secondary Schools Cricket League Championship Division T20 title, showcasing a disciplined all-round performance in their victory over St Anthony’s College. The final, held at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, saw Barrackpore West Sec emerge triumphant by seven wickets.

St Anthony’s College struggled to build momentum after being put in to bat, managing only 99 for nine in their allotted 20 overs. Despite a patient unbeaten 43 from Dominic Redhead, the team lacked crucial support as wickets fell at regular intervals. Tight bowling and three run-outs further hampered their efforts.

In their pursuit of the target, Barrackpore West Sec faced a slight interruption due to rain, which revised the target to 75 runs in 15 overs. However, the team maintained composure, with Ansar Mohammed leading the charge with an unbeaten 29, supported by Keshav Doon's 23. This steady partnership guided them to victory, securing the championship title.

The win marks a significant achievement for Barrackpore West Secondary, highlighting their skill and determination throughout the tournament. The team's ability to adapt to changing conditions and maintain focus under pressure was key to their success in this T20 final.

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