New York Masters League 2010
Bronx Crusaders take Masters Title
The Bronx Crusaders are the 2010 Champions defeating defending champs Everest in the finals more
Everest Masters victorious over Bleachers
A clinical sixth wicket partnership between Sham Ali and former Guyana U19 player Sohan Dass led Everest to a thrilling three wicket victory over Bleachers in the Masters semi final more
The semifinals of the Masters League is set for October 2nd with Everest taking on Bleachers and Jolly XI playing Crusaders more
New York Masters Cricket Association season Play-Offs begins on Oct 2
The 2010 Play-offs of the New York Masters is scheduled to bowl off on Saturday October 2nd with Semi-Final encounters at Beach 32, Far Rockaway, and at Idlewild (223rd), Rosedale, Queens. The Finals will follow on Saturday October 9th at the Idlewild Ground.
The 2010 was a highly competitive season, with many close finishes (including a TIE) and some great individual performances. Only one of the 45 scheduled games was not played. Some of the biggest run-getters are among the four teams in the Play-Offs, so come out to the park and enjoy an entertaining Saturday afternoon session of cricket.
All games start at 11:30 AM sharp and are of 35 overs duration.
Good luck to all teams!
The Schedule is as follows:
Oct 2
| Semi-Final 1 | B 32 A | Crusaders | vs | Jolly XI |
| Semi-Final 2 | Idlewild | Everest
| vs | Bleachers
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Oct 9
| Finals | Idlewild | Winner SF-1
| vs | Winner SF-2 |
Rain date for Finals Sunday Oct 10
Scores of games played on the final weekend (9/18/10) of the regular season.
Everest vs Blue Warriors @ Lido Beach (35 Over)
Everest 217 for 7 in 35 Overs (Z. Amin 66, G. Ramsingh 53, R. Sanka 34, D. Sanka 29; C. Crawford 2-31, I. Sealey 2-38, M. Lewis 2-41)
Blue Warriors 188 for 9 in 35 Overs (I. Sealy 34, S. Gordon 29, U. Lawrence 29, R. Mitchell 24*; Sham Ali 4-56, T. Walke 2-26)
Everest won by 29 runs
All-Pro Masters vs Bleachers @ Idlewild (223rd) (30 Over)
All-Pro Masters 128 for 8 in 28 Overs (S. Staten 33, I. Richards 28; F. Beaumont 2-17, R. Gillings 2-21, P. Walford 2-18)
Bleachers 132 for 5 in 19.1 Overs (P. Heywood 80; S. Staten 3-37)
Bleachers won by 5 wickets
The Season's Final Results table is shown below.
F I N A L T A B L E S T A N D I N G S
|
|
|
|
|
| Loss by Default *
|
|
|
|
|
| Played | Won | Lost | Tied | Inc | Abnd | Points |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| Crusaders | 9 | 8 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 48 |
| Everest | 9 | 7 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 42 |
| Bleachers | 9 | 6 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 36 |
| Jolly XI | 9 | 6 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 36 |
| Caribbean Masters | 9 | 5 | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 33 |
| Blue Warriors | 9 | 4 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 27 |
| Village Rams | 9 | 4 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 24 |
| All-Pro Masters | 9 | 2 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 |
| Lions King | 9 | 2 | 7 | 1* | 0 | 0 | 0 | 10 |
| West Demerara | 9 | 0 | 9 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
* Lost by Default - 2 points deducted
Crusaders continue their winning ways in New York Masters Cricket
By Wayne Lewis
Aug 12, 2010
*See point standings after 7 rounds below
Crusaders defeated Bleachers by 79 runs at Idlewild (223rd) last weekend to take their record for the season to 6 wins and 1 loss, and stay atop the table standings with a lead of nine points. Batting first, Crusaders compiled a challenging score of 280 for 7 in their 35 overs. Esnard James was top scorer with 74, supported by Paul Peter with 54 not out, while France Cunningham, Leroy Skeen and Terry Wells contributed 24 runs each. Bleachers struggled in reply and only managed 201 for 7 in 32 overs when the match ended. Batting at No. 7, Dwight Meikle led the resistance effort until he was finally bowled by Gaswel Birch for a top score of 85. Charles Walker provided the only other innings of substance with a knock of 36. Joseph Allen (3-35) and Terry Wells (3-47) were the main wicket takers.
Blue Warriors, visiting Jolly XI at Beach 32A, suffered the shock of the season, losing their first four wickets for 16 runs by the first ball of the fifth over. A combination of injudicious shots and the run-out route plunged them deep into early trouble, and it was a disaster they never quite got over. Captain Dwayne Gomes and Clarence Phillip led the recovery effort with an 89-run fifth wicket partnership, but in the end it proved a bridge too far for the Warriors. For Jolly XI, Timal Singh got 2 wickets for 11 runs. Unable to set a target of any challenging proportion, and with butter fingers in the outfield, the Warriors could not prevent the Jolly XI batsmen from quickly erasing the 161-run target in 18.4 overs, and for the loss of only 3 wickets. R. Toussaint was top scorer with 66 not out and Rudy Singh got 35. Morris Jeffrey was the only Blue Warriors bowler who had any impact with figures of 2 for 27. Jolly XI easily won by 7 wickets.
Village Rams amassed a total of 259 for 5 in 30 overs as they defeated Lions King at the Gateway Oval. Clif Roye was unlucky to miss out on a century when he was bowled by Morris Rodriques for 97 runs; Paul Salmon contributed 58. In their turn at bat, Lions King were rolled over for 170 in 24.4 overs. Clifton Waldron was the main wrecker taking 4 for 32 in his 6 overs. Ballister McCleish 66 and Marvel Robinson 31 were the only Lions King batsmen with significant contributions.
Up north, Caribbean Masters recorded their fourth win of the season as they ended the visiting All-Pro Masters' winning streak at Keney Park, Hartford, CT. Batting first, Caribbean Masters recorded 223 for 5 wickets in their 30 overs. Everton Mchaurgh 65 not out, and Curtis Smith 56 were the leading batsmen. All-Pro Masters could only muster 143 runs in their turn at bat, as they were routed in 26.5 overs. Lee Ramsey (23) was the only batsman who managed to get into the twenties. Main wicket takers were E. Mchaurgh 3-29, R. Ali 2-8, and E. Palmer 2-21.
At Beach 32B, Everest were victorious over West Demerara; unfortunately, neither team has provided any details for this match.
Match summaries for Saturday 8/7/2010:
Bleachers v Crusaders (35 Overs) at Idlewild (223rd)
Crusaders 280 for 7 in 35 overs (E. James 74, P. Peter 54*, L. Skeen 24, F. Cunningham 24, T. Wells 24; A. Hutchinson 2-54, D. Meikle 2-53)
Bleachers 201 for 7 in 32 overs (D. Meikle 85, C. Walker 36; J. Allen 3-35, T. Wells 3-47)
Crusaders won by 79 runs
Village Rams v Lions King (30 overs) at Gateway Oval, Brooklyn
Village Rams 259 for 5 in 30 overs (C. Roye 97, P. Salmon 58, J. Lall 29, K. Sang 22, I. Grizzle 20)
Lions King 170 all out in 24.4 overs (B. McCleish 66, M. Robinson 31; C. Waldron 4-32)
Village Rams won by 89 runs
Jolly XI v Blue Warriors (30 overs) at Beach 32 A, Far Rockaway
Blue Warriors 161 for 6 in 30 overs (D. Gomes 75*, C. Phillip 24, P. Cadogan 21; T. Singh 2-11)
Jolly XI 163 for 3 in 18.4 overs (R. Toussaint 66*, R. Singh 35; M. Jeffrey 2-27)
Jolly XI won by 7 wickets
Caribbean Masters v All-Pro Masters (30 overs) at Keney Park, Hartford, CT
Caribbean Masters 223 for 6 in 30 overs (E.Mchaurgh 65*, C. Smith 56, J. Lavine 22 ret, N. Brown 22; M. Ali 2-39)
All-Pro Masters 143 all out in 26.5 overs (L. Ramsey 23; E. Mchaurgh 3-29, R. Ali 2-8, E. Palmer 2-21)
Caribbean Masters won by 80 runs
West Demerara v Everest (30 overs) at Beach 32 B, Far Rockaway
Everest won ... Score details unavailable
The current NY Masters Cricket Association Standings are as follows:
| | | | | | | | | FOR | AGAINST | | |
| Team | P | W | L | LxD | T | Inc | Abnd | Runs | / | Overs | Runs | / | Overs | NRR | Pts |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
Crusaders
| 7 | 6 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1,645 | / | 208 | 1,198 | / | 222 | 2.512257 | 36 |
Caribbean Masters
| 7 | 4 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1,468 | / | 219 | 1,371 | / | 225 | 0.609863 | 27 |
Jolly XI
| 6 | 4 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1,129 | / | 159 | 1,162 | / | 185 | 0.819548 | 24 |
Blue Warriors
| 6 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1,212 | / | 179 | 1,085 | / | 157 | -0.159808 | 21 |
Village Rams
| 7 | 3 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1,745 | / | 225 | 1,520 | / | 227 | 1.054600 | 18 |
Everest
| 4 | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 657 | / | 100 | 655 | / | 130 | 1.498852 | 18 |
Bleachers
| 6 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1,173 | / | 185 | 1,192 | / | 182 | -0.226000 | 18 |
All-Pro Masters
| 6 | 2 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 912 | / | 187 | 1,450 | / | 194 | -2.603811 | 12 |
Lions King
| 7 | 2 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1,243 | / | 224 | 1,427 | / | 197 | -1.711014 | 12 |
West Demerara
| 6 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 994 | / | 185 | 1,118 | / | 154 | -1.855475 | 0 |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| LxD - Loss by Default (-2 points awarded) ... |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| The top four (4) teams move on to the Semi-final Play-offs |
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
| |
| The Semi-final winners meet in the Finals to determine 2010 Championship |
|
|
|
|
| |
| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
The next NY Masters Cricket Association games are scheduled for Saturday August 21, 2010
| All-Pro Masters | vs
| Blue Warriors
| Idlewild (223rd)
|
Jolly XI
| vs
| Bleachers | B 32 A
|
| Everest | vs
| Caribbean Masters | Lido Beach |
Lions King
| vs
| Crusaders | B 32 B |
| West Demerara | vs
| Village Rams
| B 58
|
Wayne LewisChambers and Doman centuries light up Gateway Oval
Aug 4, 2010
Fireworks were set alight at the Gateway Oval on Saturday July, 31 when the power house batting line of Village Rams took on the majesty of Bleachers Masters.
Having won the toss, Village Rams chose to bat first, and openers Ian Grizzle and Auldie Brown walked to the crease.
In the second over of the innings, Grizzle was bowled for 2 with a beautiful inswinging yorker from Mondanca. In the third over, Brown cut Loten hard to backward point, only to be taken by Gillings with a full stretched diving catch. Clifton Doman and Paul Solman took the score to 22 for three, when Solman was bowled by Mendonca. for 7. Hard hitting Cliff Roye then walked to the crease, and with Doman, pulverized the bowling to all parts of the field. In twelve overs, the score reached 99 runs for three wickets. Royce departed on 46 at the score of 157 for 4, and veteran Joshie Burnett then joined Doman in a partnership of 75 runs. Burnett made 41 runs and Doman brought up his Century in fine style. He was out later for 135 runs. Keith Sangh and Sam Belnavis were left not out on 10 and 7 runs respectively. At the end of their 35 overs, Village Rams had amassed a total of 283 for six.. Bowling honors went to E. Loten, 3 for 39, and C. Mendonca, 2 for 63. P. Walfall also took 1 for 30.
In their turn at bat, Bleachers started the innings with Captain Austin Hutchinson and Charles Walker. Hutchinson was first out for 39, but Walker carried on until he unfortunately fell 4 runs short of a century. Errol Chambers, batting at number 3, completed his century, 122 not out while Peter Heywood got 12 not out. Bleachers reached their target for the lost of two wickets in 32.3 overs. It was really fire works at its best. Man of the match, Errol Chambers.
Elsewhere in Hartford, CT, Caribbean Masters and Blue Warriors battled all the way down to the wire to register a TIE in their encounter at Keney Park. Caribbean Masters, who won the toss and took first turn at bat, compiled a score of 173 for 7 in their 30 overs. John Lavine 36, E. McCaugh 34 not out, and captain Lloyd Reid 33 were the main run-getters. Michael Lewis (2-27) and Andrew Worrell (2-27) were the main wicket takers for Blue Warriors. Blue Warriors drew level with the 173-run score, but was unable to surpass it as Caribbean Masters managed to take the last wicket with the last ball of the final over to tie the game. Batting contributions came from C. Phillip 26, D. Spencer 25, and W. Lewis 23, while Jack. Palmer (3-5) and Ali (3-24) were the main wicket takers for Caribbean Masters.
All-Pro Masters picked up their second win of the season by beating West Demerara by 9 wickets at Idlewild. West Demerara were bowled out for 189 in 31.1 overs. James made 57 and Jerry and Chinnie got 35 each. G. Blair (3-32), E. Burke (2-41) and S. Khan (2-43) were among the wickets for All-Pro Masters. All-Pro Masters then easily overhauled the target in 18 overs, losing just 1 wicket, as R. Browne (90*) and S. Staten (52) made certain of victory.
At Lido Beach, Everest quickly defeated Lions King, who were skittled out for 106 in 23 overs. B. McCleish 28, and R. Singh 22 were the main contributors. J. Persaud took 4 wickets for 41 runs. G. Ramsingh led the Everest reply with a knock of 63 not out, and Everest easily went past the target in 17.3 overs, to win by 6 wickets.
Match summaries for last Saturday 7/31/10:
All-Pro Masters v West Demerara (35 Overs) at Idlewild (223rd)
West Demerara 189 all out in 31.1 overs (Jerry 35, James 57, Chinie 35; G. Blair 3-32, E. Burke 2-41, S. Khan 2-43)
All-Pro Masters 191 for 1 in 18 overs (R. Browne 90*, S. Staten 52)
All-Pro Masters won by 9 wickets
Village Rams v Bleachers (35 Overs) at Gateway Oval
Village Rams 283 for 6 in 35 overs (C. Doman 135, C. Roye 46, J. Burnett 41; E. Loten 3-39, C. Mendonca 2-63)
Bleachers 289 for 2 in 32.3 overs (E. Chambers 122*, C. Walker 96, A. Hutchinson 39)
Bleachers won by 8 wickets
Caribbean Masters v Blue Warriors (30 overs) at Keney Park, Hartford, CT
Caribbean Masters 173 for 7 in 30 overs (J. Lavine 36, E. McCaugh 34*, L. Reid 33; M. Lewis 2-27, A. Worrell 2-32)
Blue Warriors 173 all out in 30 overs (C. Phillip 26, D. Spencer 25, W. Lewis 23; Ali 3-24, J. Palmer 3-5)
Match result - a TIE
Everest v Lions King (35 overs) at Lido Beach
Lions King 106 all out in 23.0 overs (B. McCleish 28, R. Singh 22; J. Persaud 4-41)
Everest 107 for 4 in 17.3 overs (G. Ramsingh 63*)
Everest won by 6 wickets
The next NY Masters Cricket games are scheduled for Saturday August 7, 2010
Jolly XI
| vs
| Blue Warriors
| B 32 A |
Caribbean Masters
| vs
| All-Pro Masters
| Hartford, CT |
Bleachers
| vs
| Crusaders
| Floyd Bennett Field
|
West Demerara
| vs
| Everest
| B 32 B |
Village Rams
| vs
| Lions King
| Gateway Oval |
Please note venue change for Bleachers v Crusaders game.Contributions by Austin Hutchinson and Wayne Lewis.
Crusaders Continue Winning Streak
By Wayne Lewis
July 27, 2010
With only one game on the cards this past weekend, Crusaders continued their winning streak against Jolly XI at Beach 32A. Batting first, Crusaders compiled a total of 235 for 6 in their 30 overs. Leading the way with an opening stand of 105, were France Cunningham 64 and Dougie Parnell 36. Other contributions came from captain Paul Peter 48 not out.and M. Pusey 38. Herman Singh led the Jolly XI bowling with 3 for 34, supported by Timal Singh with 2 for 41. In their turn at bat, Jolly XI were restricted to 171 for 8 in their 30 overs. R. Toussaint 40, T. Jervier 35, and L. Etienne 22 were the leading batsmen. The wickets were distributed among the bowlers J. Allen 2 for 24, G. Birch 2 for 27, and D. Parnell 2 for 25.
Summary of scores:
Crusaders 235 for 6 in 30 overs (France Cunningham 64, Dougie Parnell 36, Paul Peter 48*, M. Pusey 38; Herman Singh 3-34, Timal Singh with 2- 41)
Jolly XI 171 for 8 in 30 overs (R. Toussaint 40, T. Jervier 35, L. Etienne 22; J. Allen 2-24, G. Birch 2-27, D. Parnell 2-25)
Crusaders won by 64 runs
Games scheduled to be played on Saturday July 31:
| Caribbean Masters | vs | Blue Warriors | Hartford, CT |
| All-Pro Masters | vs | West Demerara | Idlewild (223rd) |
| Village Rams | vs | Bleachers | Gateway Oval |
| Everest | vs | Lions King | Lido Beach |
Rudolph Singh slams ton in Jolly XI win
By Wayne Lewis
July 24, 2010
The Jolly XI openers enjoyed their second 180-run opening stand in as many matches, as they led their team to a 254 for 2 total in 30 overs against Village Rams at Beach 32A. Rudolph Singh made 104 not out, while Timal Singh got 91. Village Rams could only muster 171 for 7 in their 30 overs. The Singh duo returned to bag 5 of the 7 wickets that fell.
The Crusaders defeated Blue Warriors at Beach 32 on Saturday to earn sole top of the table honors in NY Masters Cricket. Blue Warriors struggled with the Crusaders bowling and were restricted to 163 for 8 in 30 overs. In their turn at bat, Crusaders easily overhauled the required runs for the loss of 2 wickets in only 17.4 overs. Crusaders now top the table with 24 points.
Elsewhere at Idlewild, Bleachers suffered a similar fate at the hands of Everest as they were bowled out for a paltry 129 in 32 overs. Everest then knocked off the required runs for the loss of 2 wickets.
Caribbean Masters easily defeated bottom of the table West Demerara at Beach 58. Caribbean Masters made 235 for 5 in their turn at bat, and then bowled out the hapless West Demerara for 144.
At Floyd Bennett Field, All-Pro Masters pulled off their first win of the season with a score of 160 for 6 in 29 overs to defeat Lions King by 4 wickets. Lions King had made 158 for 9 in their 35 overs.
Summary of Masters Scores for Saturday 7/17/10 :
Blue Warriors v Crusaders (30 Overs) @ Beach 32B
Crusaders won by 8 wickets
Blue Warriors 163 for 8 in 30 Overs (U. Lawrence 62*, R. Austin 25, C. Phillip 21; J. Allen 3-20, L. Skeen 3-29)
Crusaders 165 for 2 in 17.4 Overs (F. Jacobs 86*, P. Peter 33*)
West Demerara v Caribbean Masters (30 Overs) @ Beach 58
Caribbean Masters won by 91 runs
Caribbean Masters 235 for 5 in 30 overs (L. Sealy 67 (Ret.), E. McHargh 33*, L. Reid 29, N. Brown 28, R. Wilson 27; Danny 2-31, Patraj 2-33)
West Demerara 144 all out in 24 overs
Jolly XI v Village Rams (30 Overs) @ Beach 32 A
Jolly XI won by 83 runs
Jolly XI 254 for 2 in 30 Overs (Rudolph Singh 104*, Timal Singh 91, R. Toussaint 36*; I. Grizzle 2-55)
Village Rams 171 for 7 in 30 Overs (S. Belnavis 25*, I. Grizzle 24, J. Burnett 24, H. Blackwood 23; R. Singh 3-29, T. Singh 2-19)
Lions King v All-Pro Masters (35 Overs) @ Floyd Bennett Field, Brooklyn
All-Pro Masters won by 4 wickets
Lions King 158 for 9 in 35 overs (M. Robinson 33, V. Wright 25, G. Edwards 22; E. Burke 3-29, N. Flowers 2-6, M. Ali 2-29)
All=Pro Masters 160 for 6 in 29 overs (R. Brown 75, S. Butt 23*; R. Ricketts 3-29, L. Mitchell 3-48)
Bleachers v Everest (35 Overs) @ Idlewild (223rd), Queens
Everest won by 8 wickets
Bleachers 129 all out in 32 overs (P. Heywood 42, C. Mendonca 34; H. Bachus 4-21, S. Dass 3-15)
Everest 130 for 2 in 18 overs (D. Sawkar 56*, M. Saeed 34*)
The next round of Masters games:
7/24/10 Crusaders v Jolly XI B32A
7/31/10 Caribbean Masters v Blue Warriors Hartford, CT
All-Pro Masters v West Demerara Idlewild (223rd)
Village Rams v Bleachers Gateway Oval
Everest v Lions King Lido Beach
Run Fest at Beach 58 By Wayne Lewis
June 29, 2010
It was a run fest at Beach 58 on Saturday June 19, with some 536 runs being scored in 59.2 overs, as Blue Warriors and Village Rams squared off in 4th round action of the New York Masters Cricket Association. Winning the toss and batting first, Village Rams compiled a score of 266 for the loss of 5 wickets. Auldie Brown was top-scorer with 77 while other contributions came from Paul Salmon (56), Keith Sang (33*), and Josh Burnett (30*). Sang and Burnett produced a partnership of 62 runs in the last 5.3 overs of the innings. Not much of a bowler's day, but Mike Lewis managed 2 wickets for 58 in the Village Rams innings.
Blue Warriors immediately took up the challenge in their turn at bat with opener Devon Spencer taking 24 runs from the first, and Earnest Brown's only over of the game. Spencer eventually fell for 61 in the eleventh over after an opening partnership of 106 with Mackie Nurse, who fell later for 48 at 134 for 3. The final innings partnership of 97 runs in 8.1 overs between captain Dwayne Gomes (58*) and Andrew Worrell (52*), saw Blue Warriors reach their target with 4 balls to spare. Sang returned best bowling figures of the match (6-0-34-3).
In other matches, Caribbean Masters beat Bleachers by 5 wickets at home in Bridgeport, CT; Lions King beat West Demerara by 6 wickets in the final over of the game; Jolly XI made easy work of All-Pro Masters in their game against at Idlewild; and Crusaders got the better of Everest at Beach 32 B
Summary of Masters Scores for Saturday 6/19/10
Blue Warriors v Village Rams (30 Overs) @ Beach 58
Blue Warriors won by 6 wickets
Village Rams 266 for 5 in 30 Overs (A. Brown 77, P. Salmon 56, K. Sang 33*, J. Burnett 30*, I. Grizzle 21, C. Doman 20; M. Lewis 2-58)
Blue Warriors 270 for 4 in 29.2 Overs (D. Spencer 61, D. Gomes 58*, A. Worrell 52*, M. Nurse 48, C. Phillip 20; K. Sang 3-34)
All-Pro Masters v Jolly XI @ Idlewild ( 223rd St)
Jolly XI won
Score details not available
Crusaders v Everest @ Beach 32 B
Crusaders won
Score details not available
Demerara v Lions King (30 Overs) @ Beach 32 A
Lions King won by 1 wicket
West Demerara 203 for 9 in 30 overs
Lions King 206 for 4 in 29.4 overs (R. Ricketts 46*, K. Pryce 37, M. Robinson 37, M. Rodrigues 27, R. Singh 23)
Caribbean Masters v Bleachers (35 Overs) @ Bridgeport, CT
Caribbean Masters won by 5 wickets
Bleachers 208 for 8 in 35 overs (C. Walker 37, P. Heywood 34, E. Thomas 23; L. Reid 3-39, R. Wilson 2-39)
Caribbean Masters 212 for 5 in 34 overs (W. White 68, R. Lynch 36*, J. Levine 31, C. Smith 20; E. Loten 2-40, A. Hutchinson 2-36)
Except for a make-up game on July 10, there will be an extended break in New York Masters cricket until July 17, when the 5th round continues. This break was necessitated because of the Independence Holiday weekend and scheduling around other League and Inter-League events and activities.
Scores for games scheduled Saturday June 12, 2010
Jolly XI v Caribbean Masters @ B 32 A
Caribbean Masters 240-6 in 30 Overs (M. Aurdain 106, R. Wilson 47*, L. Reid 29; A. St. Jean 3-43)
Jolly XI 181 all out in 26.4 Overs (A. Haywood 60, Toussaint 29; R. Ali 4-10, M. Aurdain 3-30, R. Wilson 2-49)
Caribbean Masters won by 59 runs
Everest v Village Rams @ Lido Beach
Everest 220 all out in 35 Overs (Ganesh Ramsingh 65, Zamin Amin 48, Sham Ali 27; C. Waldron 3 for 21, S. Belnavis 2 for 23, C. Doman 2 for 40)
Village Rams 217 all out in 34.4 Overs (I. Grizzle 48, T. Salmon 70, H. Blackwood 28; Zamin Amin 2-32, M Kisoon 2-39, H. Sheriff 3-33)
Everest won by 3 runs
Jolly XI v Caribbean Masters @ B 32 A
Caribbean Masters 240-6 in 30 Overs (M. Aurdain 106, R. Wilson 47*, L. Reid 29; A. St. Jean 3-43)
Jolly XI 181 all out in 26.4 Overs (A. Haywood 60, Toussaint 29; R. Ali 4-10, M. Aurdain 3-30, R. Wilson 2-49)
Caribbean Masters won by 59 runs
Everest v Village Rams @ Lido Beach
Everest 220 all out in 35 Overs (Ganesh Ramsingh 65, Zamin Amin 48, Sham Ali 27; C. Waldron 3 for 21, S. Belnavis 2 for 23, C. Doman 2 for 40)
Village Rams 217 all out in 34.4 Overs (I. Grizzle 48, T. Salmon 70, H. Blackwood 28; Zamin Amin 2-32, M Kisoon 2-39, H. Sheriff 3-33)
Everest won by 3 runs
Lions King v Blue Warriors at B 32 B
Blue Warriors 298-8 in 30 Overs (D. Gomes 95, C. Phillip 76*, I. Sealy 63; M. Rodriguez 2-24, R. Ricketts 2-43, M. Robinson 2-57)
Lions King 192-4 in 30 Overs (C. Choy 77, R. Ricketts 62*; R. Mitchell 2-39)
Blue Warriors won by 106 runs
Scores for games scheduled Saturday June 5, 2010
Crusaders v All-Pro Masters @ B 32B 
Century-maker Michael Pusey [pictured left] lead Crusaders
Crusaders 359-6 Inns closed (M. Pusey 109, T. Wells 77, P. Peters 35; N. Flowers 3-39)
All-Pro Masters 83 all out (I. Richards 22; D. Parnell 3-16, E. Wilson 3-19, G. Birch 3-22)
Crusaders won by 276 runs
Bleachers v Demerara @ Idlewild
West Demerara 157-9 in 30 Overs (T. Madhoo 27, James 26, Roopnarine 25*; P. Walfall 4-34, C. Mendonca 3-34, D. Meikle 3-35)
Bleachers 160-2 in 21 overs (R. Butler 88*, C. Mendonca 34*, A. Hutchinson 24)
Bleachers won by 8 wickets
Jolly XI v Everest @ B 32A
Game not played - reason unknown
Matches played on Saturday May 22, 2010 Lions King v Caribbean Masters @ Beach 32 B
Lions King won by 67 runs
Lions King 281-1 in 30 overs (M. Rodrigues 113*; E. Ali 119)
Caribbean Masters 214-7 in 30 overs (L. Reid 106*, M. Audain 31; P. Smith 2-22, G. Smith 2-29, M. Gayle 2-38)
Blue Warriors v West Demerara @ Beach 32 A
Blue Warriors won by 21 runs
Blue Warriors 147 all out in 28.2 overs (M. Lewis 48, I. Sealy 21; Ragunak 3-22, Patha 3-25, J. Chandler 2-10)
West Demerara 126 all out in 26 overs (R. Madho 37, S. Soopersaud 24; A. Worrell 4-13, C. Crawford 2-27)
Village Rams v Crusaders @ Gateway Oval
Village Rams won by 47 runs
Village Rams 209-7 in 30 overs (C. Doman 54*, C. Lewis 53, I. Grizzle 32; L. Skeen 3-54, G. Birch 2-34)
Crusaders 162 all out in 25.2 overs (F. Jacobs 37, E. James 29, G. Birch 22*, R. John 20; L. Harvey 4-24, K. Sang 3-24, C. Lewis 2-19)
* scores submitted by Wayne Lewis
Matches played on Saturday May 15, 2010
Bleachers v Lions King @ Idlewild
Bleachers won by 58 runs
Bleachers 188-6 in 30 overs (C. Mendonca 58, D. Meikle 26, P. Williams 22*; P. Smith 3-37)
Lions King 130-8 in 30 overs (R. Ricketts 31, R. Robinson 26*; C. Mendonca 2-24, P. Walfall 2-18)
Village Rams v All-Pro Masters @ Gateway Oval
Village Rams won by 185 runs
Village Rams 340-7 in 35 overs (I. Grizzle 96, C. Roye 35, J. Roberts 34*, P. Salmon 32, C. Doman 32, A. Brown 22, S. Belnavis 22; E. Burke 4-56, S. Khan 2-61)
All-Pro Masters 155 all out in 30.4 overs (I. Richards 34, N. Flowers 28*; C. Doman 2-24, K. Sang 2-39, L. Harvey 2-48, C. Waldron 2-15)
West Demerara v Jolly XI @ Beach 32 A
Jolly XI won by 4 wickets
West Demerara 175-6 in 30 overs (James 101*, S. Soopersaud 32; A. St Jean 2-33, G. Hurley 2-30)
Jolly XI 179-6 in 26 overs (T. Singh 33, l. Etienne 22, T. Jervier 37, C. Carbon 25; N. Roopnarine 3-24)
Caribbean Masters v Crusaders @ Bridgeport, CT
Crusaders won by 70 runs
Crusaders 241-7 in 35 overs (J. Bufong 80, P. Peter 42, M. Pusey 27, L. Skeen 20; E. Palmer 4-35)
Caribbean Masters 171 all out in 34.2 overs (R. Wilson 35, K. Lawrence 24, J. Lavine 26; G. Birch 4-44, J. Allen 2-38, L. Skeen 2-11)
* scores submitted by Wayne Lewis