{"id":14656,"date":"2014-05-28T04:39:06","date_gmt":"2014-05-28T04:39:06","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/new.igihe.com\/white-clouds-cc-pulled-off-15-runs-win-over\/"},"modified":"2014-05-28T04:36:57","modified_gmt":"2014-05-28T04:36:57","slug":"white-clouds-cc-pulled-off-15-runs-win-over","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/new.igihe.com\/english\/white-clouds-cc-pulled-off-15-runs-win-over\/","title":{"rendered":"White Clouds CC Pulled off 15 Runs Win Over Kigali Angels"},"content":{"rendered":"
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{{White Clouds CC pulled off 15 runs win over Kigali Angels in a tight and interesting game on Saturday 24th May 2014 in the on-going women\u2019s computer point T20 tournament.}}<\/p>\n

Kigali Angels needing 119 to win from 20 overs, they were on course until Egidia Uwimana that seemed a threat to WCCC was run out on 49 runs in the last over.<\/p>\n

There was a lot of pressure on the field when Egidia was batting because she was hitting our bowlers and has ability to turn the game said WCCC captain Iriho Veronique.<\/p>\n

Uwera Sarah the KACC captain said, if only our middle order batters comprising of Ishimwe Diane and Antoinette were not out early, we would have won the game.<\/p>\n

A first wicket stand of 60 runs between Byukusenge Vestine (33) and Mary Maina (36) gave WCCC a leading edge to win the game.<\/p>\n

On Sunday Victory CC suffered a 53 run loss to Challengers after they failed to chase 209. Challengers made the most of VCC\u2019s poor fielding to post the highest score so far in this year\u2019s computer point T20 tournament.<\/p>\n

Mutuyimana Evode 57 runs and Subashis Samal 77 runs made the most runs for Challengers.<\/p>\n

Andy Storey\u2019s brilliant knock of 74 runs not out off 53 balls with seven fours and 3 sixes wasn\u2019t enough to take VCC home. We had an early collapse that probably contributed to our loss said Ed Pearson who make 48 runs.<\/p>\n

Indo-Pak CC\u2019s performance continued to decline as they lost their third straight game to Indorwa CC by 62 runs. Put in to bat, ICC scored 187 runs in their allotted 20 overs with Nayan Patel 49 runs and Denis Mukama 25 runs not out.<\/p>\n

Good bowling figures from Ndayisenga Freddy 2\/17 and Mukesh Joshi 2\/23 posed the biggest threat to IPCC batters as they reaped through them. It was only Adnan Abbasi 34 runs who offered some resistance.<\/p>\n

Group A preliminaries ended on Sunday with Challengers leading the group with 15 points followed by Victory CC with 10 points.<\/p>\n

{{Summaries of matches played last weekend;}}<\/p>\n

Saturday 24th May 2014<\/p>\n

WCCC 118\/4 in 20 overs beat KACC 103 all out in 19.4 overs by 15 runs.
\nWCCC batting: Byukusenge Vestine 33 runs and Mary Maina 36 runs
\nKACC bolwing: Assumpta Uwase 3\/21
\nKACC batting: Egidia Uwimana 49 runs
\nWCCC bowling: Mukunzi Betty 2\/21
\nWoman of match: Byukusenge Vestine<\/p>\n

Sunday 25th May 2014
\nCCC 209\/3 in 20 overs beat VCC 156\/6 in 20 overs by 53 runs.
\nCCC batting: Evode Mutuyima 57 runs and Samal Subhasis 77 runs
\nVCC bowling: Ed Pearson 2\/34
\nVCC batting: Ed Pearson 48runs and Andy Storey 74 runs.
\nCCC bowling: Feroz Shaikh 2\/21
\nMan of match: Samal Subhasis<\/p>\n

ICC 187\/5 in 20 overs beat IPCC 126\/9 in 20 overs by 61 runs
\nICC batting: Nayan Patel 49 runs
\nIPCC bowling: Adnah Abb 2\/30
\nIPCC batting: Adnan Abbasi 34 runs
\nICC bowling: Ndayisenga Freddy 2\/17 and Mukesh Joshi 2\/23.
\nMan of match: Nayan Patel<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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