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Queensway Cup Batting Stats 2011 QUEENSWAY CUP 2011 BATTING STATISTICS Runs Scored FIELDING Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS ECC TSC GNIC DCC Catches Out STP ROBIN BACCHUS GCC 3 40 13.33 0 27 9 4 27 0 RICARDO JADUNAUTH GCC 3 82 27.33 038382013113 LEON JOHNSON GCC 3 183 91.50 1 1 1 104 10 57 12 104 4 ASSAD FUDADIN GCC 2 54 54.00 1 1 54 54 3 JEETENDRA SOOKDEO GCC 2 66 66.00 1 1 40 21 40 5 1 GAVIN SINGH GCC 3 31 10.33 28 3 28 TREVON FORDE GCC 2 18 9.00 18 18 1 JOSHUA WADE GCC 2 5 2.50 55 RAJ NANNAN GCC 2 4 2.00 441 KEVIN OGLE GCC 2 2 1.00 12 2 1 WINSTON FORRESTER GCC 2 0 0.00 0 GAVIN CHARLES GCC 1 0 0.00 VISHAL SINGH GCC 2 80 40.00 52 28 52 2 TYRELL TULL GCC 0 #DIV/0! 21 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS GCC Catches Out STP CHRIS PATADIN ECC 1 6 6.00 0661 RAJENDRA CHANDRIKA ECC 1 8 8.00 088 DAYANAND ROOPNARINE ECC 1 0 0.00 000 VIJAY NARINE ECC 1 1 1.00 011 KRISHNA DEOSARRAN ECC 1 0 0.00 0001 MOHAN RAMDEEN ECC 1 40 40.00 04040 TROY GONSALVES ECC 1 6 6.00 0661 SURUJPAUL DEONARINE ECC 1 32 32.00 03232 JOSEPH PERRY ECC 1 21 21.00 02121 CHRIS SURAT ECC 1 3 3.00 033 AZAD MOHAMED ECC 1 0 #DIV/0! 100 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS VMYO DCC Catches Out STP RYAN RAJMANGAL PSC 1 35 35.00 035 TROY BENN PSC 1 10 10.00 01010 RAWLE BROWN PSC 2 24 12.00 013111322 JASON HEYLIGER PSC 2 50 25.00 0464642 PERNELL LONDON PSC 2 43 21.50 0434301 AMEER MOHAMED PSC 2 28 14.00 025253 RANDOLPH KNIGHTS PSC 1 0 #DIV/0! 11 TREVOR BENN PSC 2 3 1.50 0303 VISHAL JAIGOBIN PSC 2 43 21.50 043430 RODWAYNE WARDE PSC 2 12 6.00 012012 KEIKO GORRICK PSC 1 1 1.00 011 SHAMEER FAZAL PSC 1 0 0.00 00 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS PSC Catches Out STP RYAN HEMRAJ VMYO 1 1 1.00 0111 ROUEL SOMAIR VMYO 1 2 2.00 0221 ALEX ROMALHO VMYO 1 5 5.00 055 FREDRICK PESTANO VMYO 1 5 5.00 055 VIVI DALOO VMYO 1 0 0.00 000 KRIS JAGDEO VMYO 1 4 4.00 044 TREVON FRANCE VMYO 1 17 17.00 017171 ABDOOL KUMAR VMYO 1 16 16.00 016161 KENNY THOMAS VMYO 1 8 8.00 088 DHANESH DYAL VMYO 1 2 #DIV/0! 122 REON SOMAIR VMYO 1 3 3.00 033 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS UG GCC Catches Out STP MARK NICHOLSON TSC 1 2 2.00 22 SUNIL SINGH TSC 2 14 7.00 0141400 CHARWAYNE MCPHERSON TSC 2 83 83.00 14343402 STEPHON SAMPSON TSC 2 28 14.00 0 26 2 26 1 CARL RAMBAROSE TSC 2 16 8.00 016160 CHANDRA PERSAUD TSC 2 25 12.50 0252501 SHAWN MESSIAH TSC 2 7 3.50 0616 QUACY BREMNER TSC 1 0 0.00 01 JONATHAN ALPHONSO TSC 1 0 #DIV/0! 1 KEON MORRIS TSC 2 2 1.00 02201 KEVIN ROSS TSC 2 0 0.00 0001 TRAVIS MARCELLINO TSC 2 4 2.00 0222 SIMEON SAM TSC 1 2 2.00 020 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS TSC Catches Out STP DWAYNE DODSON UG 1 2 2.00 0221 RITESH BRIDELALL UG 1 16 16.00 016160 GODFREY THAKURDAN UG 1 9 9.00 0991 CLEVON HYMAN UG 1 28 28.00 02828 JULIAN MOORE UG 1 6 6.00 066 MELROY STEPHONSON UG 1 13 #DIV/0! 113131 DARNELL DOUGLAS UG 1 1 1.00 0111 DAMION VANTULL UG 1 9 9.00 099 KENROY JOSEPH UG 1 6 6.00 066 SHANE RHEKARAN UG 1 0 0.00 000 STEVE RHEKARAN UG 1 4 4.00 044 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS GDF GNIC Catches Out STP TAGENARAINE CHANDERPAUL GYO 1 23 23.00 23 23 ABILASH DOOKIE GYO 2 32 16.00 025725 LAKERAM GOBERDAN GYO 1 0 0.00 0 VIJAY GANGARAM GYO 1 0 0.00 0 KUMAR SINGH GYO 1 0 0.00 01 SHAEED MOHAMED GYO 1 63 #DIV/0! 14646171 SURENDRA HIRALALL GYO 2 1 0.50 01101 ABDUL RAHIM GYO 2 5 2.50 0550 TRISTON LIVERPOOL GYO 2 5 5.00 15051 SHIVESHWAR SANKAR GYO 1 1 1.00 011 LEON SCOTT GYO 1 17 17.00 01717 ANTHONY IFILL GYO 1 0 0.00 00 RENARD HOYTE GYO 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS GYO Catches Out STP PAUL CASTELLO GDF 1 15 15.00 01515 SHEMROY BARRINGTON GDF 1 22 22.00 022221 MARCUS WATKINS GDF 1 26 26.00 02626 KEVON BOODIE GDF 1 30 30.00 03030 MARK RHOBE GDF 1 5 5.00 055 AMEER KHAN GDF 1 1 1.00 011 RANDY LINDORE GDF 1 1 1.00 0112 JEREMIAH HARRIS GDF 1 0 0.00 000 GILFORD MOORE GDF 1 0 0.00 000 NIKITA NESTOR GDF 1 2 #DIV/0! 122 DENNIS LEGAY GDF 1 1 1.00 011 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS AW TC DCC Catches Out STP KWAME CROSSE MSC 3 131 65.50 1 1 50 32 50 49 1 1 NICOSIE BARKER MSC 3 97 32.33 0 1 58 24 58 15 DANNY NARAYAN MSC 3 81 81.00 2 1 71 10 71 0 1 STEVEN JACOBS MSC 2 1 0.50 01 DEON FERRIER MSC 2 6 3.00 06 KELLON CARMICHAEL MSC 2 32 32.00 132 CARLOS LAROSE MSC 2 83 41.50 0 1 79 13 70 3 KAREEM NAUGHTON MSC 1 0 0.00 002 SHAQUILLE WILLIAMS MSC 1 56 56.00 0 1 56 56 2 NEIL BARRY MSC 1 1 1.00 01 SEON DANIELS MSC 0 0 #DIV/0! 0 STEVEN SANKAR MSC 1 7 7.00 71 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS MSC Catches Out STP IMRAN HUSSAIN 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 KEON BAILEY 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 MANESHWAR RAMSAROOP 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 ANTHONY BERNARD 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 KEVIN PELLEW 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 TREVOE HOSSEIN 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 LENNY PANCHAN 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 SHAWN GARNETT 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 ANDRE ONEIL 3rd C 1 0 0.00 01 RAY BRYAN 3rd C 1 0 #DIV/0! 1 KEVIN CHRISTOFF 3rd C 1 0 0.00 0 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS PSC MSC GCC Catches Out STP TREVON GRIFFITH DCC 2 95 47.50 15858298 1 ANDREW LYGHT JNR DCC 2 62 31.00 19 19 42 1 1 JAHRON BYRON DCC 1 38 38.00 38 38 CHRISTOPHER BARNWELL DCC 2 62 31.00 46 46 16 1 COHEN ISMOND DCC 1 21 21.00 21 21 DERWIN CHRISTIAN DCC 2 105 52.50 1828223 1 1 DENVER GREAVES DCC 1 36 36.00 35 35 1 1 DENNIS SQUIRES DCC 2 12 6.00 00 2 10 1 OMESH DHANRAM DCC 1 37 37.00 24 24 13 PAUL WINTZ DCC 2 36 18.00 1 1 24 11 1 1 TOTARAM BISHUN DCC 1 6 6.00 00 6 GAJANAND SINGH DCC 1 143 143.00 1 122 21 122 TRAVIS DOWLIN DCC 1 74 74.00 174740 CARLYE BORTON DCC 16 #DIV/0! 16 16 JAMAL HINKSON DCC 1 14 14.00 959 Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS GYO GCC Catches Out STP QUINCY OVID-RICHARDSON GNIC 1 14 14.00 14 14 0 ELTON BAKER GNIC 1 38 38.00 11 11 27 DAVID DICK GNIC 1 10 10.00 88 2 1 2 SHAWN DE SOUZA GNIC 1 72 72.00 37 37 35 1 COLLIS BUTTS GNIC 1 17 17.00 17 17 RAYON GRIFFITH GNIC 1 16 16.00 16 16 1 DEXTER SOLOMON GNIC 1 0 0.00 00 1 LEROY BRISTOL GNIC 1 10 10.00 10 10 RAWLE MERILLE GNIC 1 1 1.00 11 RANOLE BOURNE GNIC 1 35 35.00 35 35 ORLANDO FRASER GNIC 1 0 0.00 00 1 JERMAINE GRAVESNOR GNIC 0 #DIV/0! Run BATSMEN CLUB INNS Runs Avge N.O 50's 100'S HS MSC Catches Out STP RAWLE ENMORE AWR 1 6 6.00 66 VICTOR BACCHUS AWR 1 0 0.00 00 LEVAR DOUGLAS AWR 1 5 5.00 55 ABZAL GAFOOR AWR 1 6 6.00 66 CLAYON HALLEY AWR 1 23 23.00 23 23 CLINT JONES AWR 1 3 3.00 33 DELON AZORE AWR 1 0 0.00 00 ROGER JACKMAN AWR 1 8 8.00 88 AKEEM MCKENZIE AWR 1 0 0.00 00 MORTLAND WARD AWR 1 6 6.00 66 CHRISTOOHER NARINE AWR 1 0 0.00 00.
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