Clash of the hotels - Cricket

It is a well established fact that CuisinArt and Cap Juluca hotels offer some of the best service in the world. But how would they compete in a cricket match? Well the answer was in the pudding. Batting first CuisinArt slammed 245 for 6  from 30 overs. This fine effort was lead by a stroke filled century by Leon Lake. He faced 81 balls, while thumping 13 fours and 1 six. He was ably supported with 68 runs from 61 balls by C. Hodge. D. Skelekee also featured with the bat by scoring a well played 43 runs. 
 
The bowling attack of Cap Juluca was lead by Labroo and Kumar who took two wickets each. The former had figures of 2 wickets from three overs for 32 runs, while the latter had figures of 2 wickets, from three overs for 42 runs. Omari Banks also featured with the ball, as he took one wicket from six overs and conceding 38 runs with one maiden over. 
 
With the bat, Omari Banks lead his team by example as he blasted a well played 102 runs. He played every shot in the book included three mammoth sixes and 13 fours. His century came from 80 balls. Ashwin Desouza tried to remain with Banks but was trapped L.B.W to the cagey veteran of Oris Smith for 21 runs. Hull was the only other batsmen to reach double figures as he scored 12 runs by hammering 3 fours. Cap Juluca was extracted from the wicket after scoring a190 runs from 27.4 overs. 
 
D. Skelekee was the pick of the CuisinArt bowlers as he took three scalps for 30 runs from six overs and bowled 1 maiden over. The cagey veteran medium pacer showed his guile as he took two wickets from 5 overs while conceding 33 runs. G. Lake, J. Francisco and C. Hodge each took one wicket as they destroyed their opponents. 
 
Despite the loss suffered by Cap Juluca, two well played centuries were made during the match. Older veterans of the game continue to play as new young faces join them. There is still lots of room for more spectators to attend.

Stats provided by Mr.Livingston Clifton