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March 7, 2008Posted by Will Luke on 03/07/2008 in Cayman Islands
Cayman Islands 20/20 tournament
Bragging rights belong to BrightStaff Greenies Too as they moved into the CLICO Cayman 20/20 Division 2 finals, having won their semi final match and looked on as their more illustrious counterparts went down. In an attempt to qualify for both divisions finals, the Greenies crew came out in their numbers but it was not to be.
It was tension at Table Rock or Smith Road Oval as both Division 2 semi finals had nail biting close finishes. BrightStaff Greenies Too overcame a strong challenge from Cayman Brac and rallied to victory by 8 runs. West Bay had a closer victory over youthful UCCI by only 1 run.
In Division 1 ESSO defeated Heineken Greenies 1 by 6 wickets in a low scoring game and By Rite benefiting from at least 4 dropped catches easily defeated Prison.
It’s on to the Grand Finals. Can BrightStaff Greenies Too continue their dream run and hold of 2007 champions West Bay, and will 2007 champions By Rite be strong enough to handle ESSO?
Although there are no million dollar jackpots waiting on the winners, the fun, thrills, excitement and most of all bragging rights are at stake. Cayman Masters will be providing the refreshments.
Don’t miss it!
Taken from the ICC Americas regional newsletter
Posted by: David at March 14, 2008 3:21 AM
The division 2 semifinals was a fantastic win for the Village Greenies Toos. The Greenies have great ambitions for the 2008 season in divisions 1 and 2. We are always looking for more players to participate so if you are interested check us out on www.villagegreenies.com
Thank you Cricinfo for covering cricket in the Cayman Islands
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