Lutesh Singh's Century and Four Wickets Lead No73 Young Warriors to 9-Wicket Victory in MBBF T20 Cricket

Kaieteur News reported on November 6, 2026, that the fifth round of the Marcus Bisram Foundation (MBBF) $50,000US T20 cricket competition, which is for teams in the Upper Corentyne and Black Bush Polder areas, featured several notable matches, with Lutesh Singh's all-round contribution being particularly prominent. Singh's excellent performance led No73 Young Warriors to a 9-wicket triumph against Yakusari Horizons at the Yakusari Ground in Black Bush. Lutesh Singh had 109 and 4 wickets for NO 73 Young Warriors. Singh scored 109 runs and secured 4 wickets for No73 Young Warriors. In the match, Yakusari Horizons initially scored 136, with P. Tilkuram contributing 34 and D. Dulan 30. For No73 Young Warriors, Singh took 4 wickets, and Azad Mohamed took 2. No73 Young Warriors responded by reaching 142-1 in just 9.5 overs, with Singh's swashbuckling 109 being a key factor, and Jeremey Moore remaining undefeated on 19. No.73 Young Warriors in reply, raced to 142 -1 in a mere 9.5 overs.

At the No70 Spartan Ground, No70 Spartans defeated Skeldon Jaguars by 76 runs. No70 Spartans amassed 151-7 after batting first, with Gibran Yacoob scoring 61, Rayan Yacoob 27, and Tameshwar Ramoutar 24. The competition is sponsored by overseas based Guyanese Philanthropist, Marcus Brian Bisram. No70 Spartans amassed 151-7 after batting first, with Gibran Yacoob scoring 61, Rayan Yacoob 27, and Tameshwar Ramoutar 24. Gibran Yacoob also took 2 wickets for the Spartans. Skeldon Jaguars were dismissed for 75, with Akram Ally scoring 31. Mohamed Deochand took 4 wickets for the Spartans, and Aaron Yacoob took 2.

In a game at the 48 Ground, No71 Sports Club won against No48 Challengers by 30 runs. No71 Sports Club scored 173-4, led by R. Persaud's quick-fire 96, supported by Vyas Persaud's 30. No48 Challengers were reduced to 143-9, with D. Baldeo scoring 46 and T. Persaud 32.

No72 All Stars defeated Skeldon Back Centre at the No72 All Stars Ground. No72 All Stars scored 158 in 19.2 overs, featuring Ravi Chaterpal 62, Wayne Garnett, and Rajin Chaterpal 18 each. B. Griffith and O. Singh each took 3 wickets for Skeldon Back Centre. Skeldon Back Centre was held to 133, with V. Barney taking 3 wickets and V. Bhoj 2.

The No43 Ground saw No43 Scorpions defeat Molsen Creek Wolf Warriors by 8 wickets. The Wolf Warriors were restricted to 64, and J. Samaroo took 3 wickets for No43 Scorpions. No43 Scorpions chased the target, losing only 2 wickets, with Samaroo scoring 33.

At the Crabwood Creek Ground, Crabwood Creek posted 143-7 after L. Seegobin scored 36. Rameeze Nuranie took 3 wickets for the Fighting Marines. The Fighting Marines reached 144-7 in reply, with Leonard Sandy 33 and Charles France 28 as top scorers. Adams took 2 wickets for the CWC Sports Club.

Kaieteur News noted that not all scheduled matches were played on Sunday due to circumstances beyond control, and the remaining four matches were set to be played that Sunday, which would conclude the preliminary stage involving 22 teams. The teams have been divided into four groups with the top two advancing to the quarterfinals. The winning team is slated to receive $1M, while other top teams and outstanding individual performers will also receive cash prizes and other rewards. The winning team is slated to receive $1M, while other top teams and outstanding individual performers are also set to receive cash prizes and other rewards. The final is set for the No70 Spartans Ground on a date to be decided, and an after-game concert has been planned. Details will be released later. The competition is sponsored by Marcus Bisram.