Horace Dailey Recordsa Double Century and Police Defeated
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Horace Dailey Recordsa Double Century and Police Defeated
Horace "Blacker"Dailey, the man who made a double century this past weekend.
How sweet it is! For those of us who missed out on the most explosivebatting display in the Cayman Islands this weekend in second divisionaction will no doubt be sorry.
Horace " Blacker" Dailey witha magnificent double century (203 runs) totally destroyed theParamount Carpets attack at the West Bay School field on Saturday.With 13 sixes and 24 fours scored in 22 overs, Dailey led Deloitte& Touche International to victory over Paramount Carpets bya massive 269 runs. D&T recorded the largest total to dateof 408 runs for 8 wickets.
The last time a double century was recordedwas by Pearson Best in 1996 at the same field in West Bay.
"Courtney Young told me we needed theruns so, I did my best. I am very happy to have batted such ahigh number," said Dailey.
Other good contributions came from JoeyHamilton with 49 runs and Brain Maynard 33.
Not to be out-done Schools "the GenerationNext" recorded their first victory for the season defeatingCable & Wireless by four wickets. With three wickets fromAbali Hoilett and Omar Bryan, Schools limited C&W to 132 runs.Joseph Kirkconnell displayed great form scoring 32 runs. Keepinga steady head, Ryan Ebanks guided his team home to victory getting20 not out.
Health Services joined in the victory group.Leighton Houghton recorded his third half-century in three matchesas Health Services overwhelmed CRE (Crewe Road Esso) by six wicketsat Smith Road Oval on Saturday.
Scorers
Deloitte & Touche defeated ParamountCarpets by 269 runs D&T - 408 for eight wickets Dailey 203;Hamilton 49; Maynard 33; Clarke four for 46 runs; Chin two for66 P.C.- 169; Reid 41; Boxill three for 24; Hamilton two for 26;Miller two for 33. Schools defeated Cable & Wireless by fourwickets C&W 132 Cox 58 Bryan three for 32; Hoilett'three for 16 Schools - 133 for six Kirkconnell 32; Ebanks 20 notout.
Express Remittance League Results
Environmental All Stars upset Police PowerHitters by 47 runs, making 204 runs with Police coming up shortat the end of the day on Sunday at the Smith Road Oval.
Major players for EAS were Nazir Mohammed62, E. Harris 42. Bowlers for Police were P. Best three for 23and J. Blackman three for 33.
Police main batsmen were C. Greaves 49,R. Bovell 43 and P. Best 36. Bowlers for EAS were Noor Mohammedthree for one and T. Timol two for 18.
By-Rite narrowly defeated Greenies 1 bythree wickets. Greenies 1 recorded a total of 167 runs all outwith By-Rite slightly outstanded their opponents making 168 runsfor seven wickets. Greenie's top batsman was E. Byrne 28.
Bowlers for By-Rite were M. Wight two for13; A. Davert two for 33
Leading batsmen for By-Rite were C. Wight97 and M. Wight 29
Bowler for Greenie 1 was A. Walton threefor 25.