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Jessie Alexander’s Ton Eliminates UBACC
The semi-finals of the GASCL T-20 tournament bowled off with two matches at Mark Trail Park.
Semi-Final 1: ATL-Starlings v UBACC
ATL-Starlings won the toss and elected to bat first, immediately seizing the upper hand as opener Jessie Alexander produced an electrifying, unbeaten 138 off just 67 balls, studded with 8 fours and 12 sixes. Skipper Hanchard Hamilton added a valuable 50 as the Starlings powered their way to a commanding 226-3 in their 20 overs.
In reply, UBACC endured a shaky start, slipping to 55-4 before Damion Foster counter-attacked with a rapid 47 not out off just 12 balls, striking 3 fours and 3 sixes, to lift UBACC to 140-5 at the close of their innings. Alexander also excelled with the ball, returning economical figures of 1-7 from her 3 overs to seal the win for ATL-Starlings.
Semi-Final 2: Caribbean Sports Club v Tropical Sports Club
In a keenly anticipated rivalry clash, heavy favourites Caribbean Sports Club piled up a formidable 257-4, led by an outstanding 126 from Garth Garvey off 61 balls (8 fours, 10 sixes). Not to be outdone, Neive McNally hammered a breezy 92 from 42 balls, including 3 fours and 10 sixes, while Dhane Johnson finished with figures of 2-36.
Tropical Sports Club fought hard in reply, posting 185-5, but were never seriously in contention against the mammoth target. Shane Powell top-scored with an unbeaten 68 off 41 balls (5 fours, 5 sixes), well supported by Ahsan Plummer’s 56 from 37 balls.
ATL-Starlings and Caribbean Sports Club will now contest the GASCL 2026 T-20 Final on October 4th at Mark Trail Park.
GASCL All Stars β Labor Day Weekend T20 Classic
Three-Game Extravaganza vs. Florida Finals Group All Stars | September 5β6, 2026
The GASCL All Stars produced a dominant Labor Day Weekend performance, sweeping the Florida Finals Group 3β0 in a thrilling three-match T20 series. Across contrasting conditions and line-ups, GASCL’s depth of talent shone through, sealing the series with commanding displays in both batting and bowling.
Game 1 β GASCL Allstars Crush Finals by 174 Runs
The Florida Finals Group won the toss and elected to bowl first, a decision that backfired as GASCL raced out of the blocks. Openers Mark Parchment (20) and Romario King (39) laid a solid platform before Captain Hanchard Hamilton took center stage, blasting an unbeaten 75 off just 40 balls, laced with 5 fours and 6 sixes. Late-order support from allrounder Neive McNally, who struck a rapid 22 featuring three towering sixes, propelled GASCL to a formidable 230 for 8 in their 20 overs. Gaston Walker, Lenroy Whyte, and Antonico Scott each claimed two wickets for the Finals.
In reply, the Finals Allstars never recovered from a disastrous start, slumping to 15 for 6. Jason Thompson’s fighting unbeaten 33 was the lone bright spot, but the innings folded for just 56 runs. Denva Passley, Evroy Dyer, and Jessie Alexander each picked up three wickets to seal a dominant win.
Game 2 β Rain Halts GASCL’s Charge After Dominant Position
Looking to showcase their squad depth, GASCL fielded ten new faces for the second match. The Finals Allstars, batting first in search of a series-leveling win, posted 162 for 9. Contributions came from Dunae Nathaniel (32), Antonico Scott (26), and Anirban Majumdar (21), while star batsman Steven Taylor struggled again, managing just 12 after a first-match duck. GASCL’s bowling attack was well-balanced, with Marlando Walters, Ricardo Bartley, and Ridwan Palash each taking two wickets, and Dhane Johnson leading the way with figures of 3 for 23.
Chasing the target, GASCL were in complete control at 114 for 1 after 12.2 overs before rain intervened and ended the contest. Wayne Davis anchored the innings with a scintillating unbeaten 51 off 31 balls, ably supported by Jamael Morgan (30) and Ahsan Plummer, unbeaten on 24.
Game 3 β GASCL Completes the Sweep
With the series already in hand, GASCL Allstars looked to complete a clean sweep on Sunday, while the Finals Allstars fought to salvage pride. Winning the toss and batting first, GASCL posted a competitive 193 for 6. Romario King with 43, while Orrington Hamilton exploded for an unbeaten 51 off just 26 balls (2 fours, 6 sixes), with Wayne Davis chipping in an unbeaten 31. Adam Khan was the pick of the Finals bowlers, finishing with figures of 2 for 15.The Finals Allstars responded with intent, as openers Steven Taylor (32) and Tanzin Ahmed Nebir (31) took the attack to GASCL’s bowlers. Anirban Majumdar fought hardest with a valiant 56, but the chase ultimately fell short, with the Finals bowled out for 171 in 20 overs. Coi Thompson was outstanding for GASCL, claiming 4 for 23, with Jessie Alexander adding 3 for 26.
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