15/03/2025
Sea King Cricket Club Clinches Victory Over British Club Pavilionaires in a Tight Contest
RBSC Invitational T20 – Bangkok Cricket League 2024/25
Match Summary:
• British Club Pavilionaires: 140/10 (18.5 overs)
• Sea King Cricket Club: 141/6 (17.2 overs)
• Result: Sea King Cricket Club won by 4 wickets
Sea King Cricket Club (SKC) secured an important victory over British Club Pavilionaires (BCP) in the RBSC Invitational T20, successfully chasing down 141 with four wickets in hand.
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BCP Innings: A Promising Start but a Quick Collapse
BCP, batting first, looked solid at the top with Sagar P (39 off 30), Ben E (26 off 20), and Tyrone B (21 off 20) providing a decent platform. However, after a steady start, they lost momentum as Sea King’s bowlers struck regularly.
Ram R was the pick of the bowlers, returning excellent figures of 4/18 in 4 overs, while Ramesh K (2/22) and Andrew B (1/26) also chipped in. BCP was bowled out for 140 in 18.5 overs, a total that seemed competitive but not daunting.
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SKC Chase: Middle-Order Firepower Seals the Win
Chasing 141, SKC’s Ramesh K anchored the innings with a composed 39 off 27 balls, while Andrew B played a match-winning knock of 37 off just 16 balls, ensuring the team stayed ahead of the required run rate. Mohit U contributed a valuable 22 off 15 balls, keeping the scoreboard ticking.
BCP’s bowlers, particularly Sunish S (2/12) and Ravi A (1/29), put up a fight, but Andrew B’s aggressive innings tilted the game in SKC’s favor. SKC reached the target in 17.2 overs, finishing at 141/6 to claim victory by four wickets.
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Points Table Impact
With this win, SKC strengthened its position in the league standings. The latest RBSC T20 Cricket League points table shows SKC at third place with 6 points, while British Club Pavilionaires remain at the bottom with just 2 points from 8 matches.
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Key Performers:
• Man of the Match: Andrew B (37 off 16)
• Best Bowler (SKC): Ram R (4/18 in 4 overs)
A clinical chase and composed batting ensured SKC walked away with a well-earned victory.