BDF Capture BCA T20 Title
Barbados Cricket Association| 21 MAY 18
Photography: Corporal Maynard D
Barbados Defence Force (BDF) beat BRC by seven wickets with one over to spare to win the second annual BCA Shield Twenty20 title at Kensington Oval today.
Chasing 108 to win, BDF were piloted by opener and Player-of-the-Match Zikomo Cozier, who made an unbeaten 45 off 52 balls with two fours and one six.
Skipper Renaldo Brathwaite scored 21 and Dayne Doughty 20.
After winning the toss, BRC collapsed dramatically following a half-century partnership for the second wicket between Durwyn Selman and Anthony Collins.
The last nine wickets tumbled for 37 runs in 8.2 overs as they were bowled out for 107 in 20 overs.
There were five run outs all told.
Rollins topscored with 30 off 22 balls including two fours, while Selman made 29 off 39 deliveries. The pair added 57 in eight overs.
Medium-pacer Renaldo Griffith took three for 16.
Zikomo Cozier during his innings of 45 not out
SUMMARIZED SCORES
BDF won by seven wickets with one over remaining.
Toss: BRC.
Umpires: Patrick Edwards, Kareem Taitt.
Player-of-the-Match: Zikomo Cozier.
BRC 107 all out | 20 overs BDF 110-3 | 19 overs
Anthony Rollins 30 – 22 balls, 2 fours; Zikomo Cozier 45 not out – 52 balls, 2 fours, 1 six;
Durwyn Selman 29; Renaldo Brathwaite 21
Renaldo Griffith 3-16. Dayne Doughty 20
Lamar Fergusson 2-17).
M. Hinds run out 5 (14 balls)
D. Selman c Burnham b Gittens 29 (39 balls, 1×6)
+A. Rollins run out 30 (22 balls, 2×4)
*A. Maynard c Joseph b Griffith 7 (5 balls, 1×6)
L. Garraway run out 1 (5 balls)
L. Fergusson run out 4 (5 balls)
C. Small c Howard b Griffith 3 (6 balls)
D. Blunt c Gill b Griffith 1 (3 balls)
S. Cummins not out 9 (16 balls, 1×6)
A. Evelyn b Burnham 1 (3 balls)
K. Selman run out 2 (4 balls)
Extras (b1, lb6, w6, nb2) 15
TOTAL (all out, 20 overs) 107
Fall of wickets:
1-13 (Hinds, 3.4 ov), 2-70 (Rollins, 11.4), 3-73 (D. Selman, 12.3), 4-83 (Maynard, 13.3), 5-87 (Garraway, 14.2), 6-89 (Fergusson, 14.5), 7-92 (Blunt, 15.5), 8-93 (Small, 17.2), 9-95 (Evelyn, 18.1), 10-107 (K. Selman, 20).
Bowling:
Howell 4-0-18-1 (w1), Farley 4-0-21-0, Gittens 4-0-16-1, Brathwaite 1.2-0-17-0 (nb2), Griffith 3.4-0-16-3 (w2), Burnham 2-1-7-1, Howard 1-0-5-0 (w3).
D. Doughty lbw b Fergusson 20 (25 balls, 2×4)
Z. Cozier not out 45 (52 balls, 2×4, 1×6)
*R. Brathwaite b Fergusson 21 (18 balls, 1×4, 1×6)
J. Gill c & b Cummins 1 (8 balls)
+J. Joseph not out 9 (11 balls)
Extras (b1, lb1, w12) 14
TOTAL (3 wks, 19 overs) 110
Fall of wickets:
1-42 (Doughty, 7.3 ov), 2-72 (Brathwaite, 12), 3-79 (Gill, 14.4).
Did not bat: S. Howell, M. Howard, R. Griffith, J. Gittens, D. Burnham, D. Farley.
Bowling:
K. Selman 3-0-25-0 (w4), Evelyn 4-0-24-0 (w3), Maynard 4-0-17-0, Fergusson 4-0-17-2, Small 1-0-16-0 (w2), Cummins 3-0-9-1 (w3).
Commodore (Cdre) Errington Shurland enlisted in the Barbados Defence Force in February 1984.
Colonel Glyne Grannum joined the Barbados Defence Force (BDF) on 18 October 1985 and underwent career development training at the Canadian Forces Officer Candidate School, Chilliwack and the Combat Training Centre, Gagetown New Brunswick, Canada. He subsequently attended the Infantry Training Centre and the Signal Wing in Warminster, UK (PCBC and RSO Courses respectively), the International Institute of Humanitarian Law in San Remo, Italy; the Lester Pearson Canadian Peacekeeping Centre, the Canadian Land Forces Command and Staff College, Kingston, the Canadian Forces Command and Staff College, Toronto, the National Defence University of the People’s Liberation Army People’s Republic of China and the Centre for Hemispheric Defence Studies, National Defence University, Washington. He also attended a Defence Resources Management programme at National Defence Headquarters, Ottawa, Canada. In addition to being a qualified infantry officer, Col Grannum is a qualified Regimental Signals Officer and a former Operations Officer and Finance Officer of the BDF.
Colonel Banfield joined the Barbados Battalion of the South Caribbean Force in 1941 having just left the Cadet Corps at Combermere School, and was granted a commission as a Second Lieutenant in 1942. He was a Platoon Commander and a Company Commander during the war and served in Barbados, Dominica (as part of the Gale Force), St Lucia and St Vincent.
Warrant Officer Class 1 Colin Marshall is a graduate of the St Michael, and was born on the 5 November 1969 and enlisted in the Barbados Defence Force on 16 August 1994. He was promoted to the rank of Lance Corporal in August 1997, Corporal in 1999, Sergeant in 2007, Color Sergeant in 2014, Warrant Officer Class Two in 2017 and Warrant Officer Class One in 2020. He was Most Outstanding Student on Junior Leadership Course in 1998, the Most Outstanding Student on Junior Non Commissioned Officer Cadre in Jamaica in 2000, best at Leadership on the Search Adviser Course in Jamaica in 2007 and the Most Outstanding Student on the Warrant Officer Course in Jamaica in 2015.
