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Bahamas V Canada Date 01-Jun-10 Result of Match Canada Won by 10 Wickets

Match Summary Scorecard Pepsi ICC Americas Region Division 1 - Bermuda 2010 Gregory Taylor *Captain Gregory Taylor +W-Keeper MatchBahamas v Canada Date 01-Jun-10 Result of match Canada won by 10 wickets Venue St. Georges Man of Match Rizwan Cheema Bahamas won the toss and Toss elected bat Innings of Bahamas Bowling No.Name How Out Bowler Runs Mins Balls 4s 6sName O M R Wkts W NB 1 Marc Taylor CT WK - R. Bhatti U. Bhatti 081000K. Chohan 646100 2 D. Weakley CT - U. Bhatti H. Baidwan 17514430U. Bhatti 7122100 3 R. Tappin CT - U. Limbada K. Chohan 1191300H. Baidwan 6217200 4 Jonathan Barry CT - U. Limbada H. Patel 6341910H. Patel 6115300 5 Rohan Parkes LBW H. Baidwan 4311410S. Jyoti 5015100 6 Gregory Taylor CT - U. Limbada S. Jyoti 17262710R. Cheema 3110000 7 Narendra Ekanayake Not Out 311653050S. Dhaniram 3.519200 8 Albert Peters ST out WKT - R. Bhatti H. Patel 7 15 17 0 0 9 Whitcliff Atkinson CTWK - R. Bhatti H. Patel 4 11 15 1 0 10 Mario Ford CT. U. Limbada S. Dhaniram 2 4 4 0 0 11 Gregory Irvin CT - H. Baidwan S. Dhaniram 0 2 2 0 0 Batsman Total 89 B, LB, Pen & Run outs TOTALS 46.5 104 104 10 0 0 Extras B0 LB 4 W 4 NB 1Pen0 PP1 overs score in PP1 automatic Total 98 for10wickets in 36.5 overs 1 - 10 21 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 PP2 overs 11 - 15 score in PP2 12 taken by Canada Fall of wickets 2 15 28 33 35 70 81 97 98 98 PP3 overs score in PP3 taken by Notes Over no. 2 7 13 16 17 18 32 36 36 36.5 Batsman no. 1 3 2 4 5 6 8 91011 Partnership 2 13 13 5 2 35 11 10 7- R. Cheema *Captain R. Bhatti +W-Keeper Innings of Canada Bowling No.Name How Out Bowler Runs Mins Balls 4s 6sName O M R Wkts W NB 1 RizwanCheema NotOut 12471210D. Weakley 20190 2 Hiral Patel Not Out 85474388M. Ford 20210 3 Jimmy Hansra Did Not Bat W. Atkinson 1 0 12 0 4 Sandeep Jyoti Did Not Bat A. Peters 2 0 17 0 5 Zubin Sukari Did Not Bat J. Barry 1 0 22 0 6 Usman Limbada Did Not Bat N. Ekanayake 0.5 0 10 0 7 Sunil Dhaniram Did Not Bat 8 Rustum Bhatti Did Not Bat 9 Khurram Chohan Did Not Bat 10 Harvir Baidwan Did Not Bat 11 Umar Bhatti Did Not Bat Batsman Total 97 B, LB, Pen & Run outs TOTALS 8.5 0 101 0 0 0 Extras B0 LB 0 W3 NB1Pen0 PP1 overs 1 - 10 score in PP1 automatic Total 101 for0wickets in8.5 overs 101 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 910 PP2 overs score in PP2 taken by Fall of wickets PP3 overs score in PP3 taken by Notes Over no. Batsman no. Partnership Umpire Name H. Smythe Scorers Name L. Dickinson Umpire Signature Scorers Signature Umpire Name R. DillScorers Name K. Hunter Umpire Signature Scorers Signature Match Referee Name.

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