North West Under-19s v KwaZulu-Natal Inland Under-19s - Coca-Cola Khaya Majola Week – Live Score and Update
KZN In U19 236/8 (50 ov) v North West Under-19s 75 (23.5 ov) - KwaZulu-Natal Inland Under-19s won by 161 runs
KwaZulu-Natal Inland Under-19s, on Wednesday, gave an exuberant performance in their Coca-Cola http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Khaya-Majola-c71350 Week 50-over game against North West Under-19s, destroying the latter on 75 runs, as they secured a big win by 161 runs at North-West University No5 Ground, Potchefstroom.
KwaZulu-Natal Inland Under-19s, who chose to bat, had an unimpressive start to their innings, losing their first wicket with only seven runs on the board, as opener http://www.senore.com/Cricket/D-G-Robinson-c51947 was clean-bowled by Soutter with only three runs off his bat.
L Maingard was disappointing today, as he played a suffocated innings of 7 runs before finding his way off the field.
The third-wicket partnership between KW Pyne-James and skipper R Anderson was encouraging, as the two batsmen kept the team’s innings moving forward with some outstanding shots all around the park.
Finally with 79 runs on the board, Pyne-James, who nearly played a perfect innings, was dismissed for 52 by Naude.
The next partnership was even better, as R Anderson and G Oldfield launched a blatant onslauhttp://www.senore.com/Cricket/David-John-Goodchild-c52940ht to rip apart the North West Under-19s’ bowling attack. The fielders were left on the mercy of the two batsmen, who showed no remorse towards their opponents.
This was the time when things got out of North West Under-19s’ hands, as they failed to halt the steady flow of runs.
With G Oldfield doing most of the damage, the partnership met its demise on the wicket of Anderson, who was caught and bowled by Naude after moulding a knock of 35 runs.
On the penultimate delivery of the same over, the bowler struck once more, nabbing B Dandala for nil.
With Oldfield standing defiant, batsmen from the other end kept losing their feet, as the side ended its innings with a modest score of 236 on the board for eight. Oldfield, however, stayed unbeaten on 100 off 74.
From North West Under -19s, SJ Naude was the best bowler with three wickets to his name.
Before North West Under-19s could settle down in their run chase, they were annihilated by D du Pavilion, who dismissed seven batsmen in 6.5 overs, playing an instrumental role in restricting his opponents from crossing the finish line.
North’s opener, RA Viljoen was the highest scoring batsman with a knock of 19 runs.
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