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Cuylerville out in the semi-finals

Louise Knowles
PUT IT ON: At the prize giving last night, Kevin Zimmerman won the yellow t-shirt. Looking on are Francois Kruger handing out prizes and president of Pineapple Cricket Tournament, Walter Biggs

Cuylerville, winners for the past three years, fell out of the running of the Pineapple Cricket Tournament on Thursday when Salem beat Cuylerville by 27 runs in the semi-finals.

In the other semi-final match, Southwell defeated Grahamstown Invitational by 98 runs of which J Stirk made 74 runs.

BEST BATSMAN: James Stirk was awarded the prize for best batsman by Francois Kruger at the Pineapple Cricket Tournament prizegiving on Thursday

The teams playing in the final at the Country Club on Saturday are therefore Salem v Southwell.

In section C, the popular Bathurst team, Tiger Titans, defeated Rhodes Shrews by 58 runs.

YOU’VE COME A LONG WAY, BABY: (from left) Anele Ntozana, Bongani Tukela, Dyubele Melikhaya, Zukisani Simanga and Bongolwethu Draai from the Tiger Titans beat Shrews in the Pineapple Cricket Tournament on Thursday

Tiger Titans is top of the leaderboard with 14 points, with Early Birds runners up at 10 points.

Tiger Titans’ Zukisani Simanga won the prize for best batsman at 64 runs.

 

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