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Rain forces Oman v Jersey replay; Nigeria and Guernsey win
- Updated: May 21, 2016
Opener Ademola Onikoyi’s unbeaten 68 propelled Nigeria past Tanzania for a six-wicket win at St Martin. In a match reduced to 28 overs a side, Tanzania chose to bat first at the toss but struggled to reach 115 for 8. Sesan Adedeji was the main source of disruption with the ball, taking 3 for 14 in five overs.
Kassim Nassoro top-scored with 30 for Tanzania and struck twice with the ball during the Nigeria chase but couldn’t remove Onekoyi from the crease. The right-hander brought up his 50 in 61 balls on the way to victory achieved with 19 balls to spare.
Guernsey claimed victory by five runs on Duckworth-Lewis Method after their 26-over chase of Vanuatu’s 127 for 6 was halted by rain at 105 for 6 after 21 overs at St Clement. Opener Matthew Stokes top-scored in the Jersey chase with 34 after having taken 2 for 23 in the field. Vanuatu captain Andrew Mansale followed up his 27 by taking 4 for 19 to put Guernsey in trouble at 81 for 6 in the 16th over, but a steady 24-run stand between Ben Ferbrache and Thomas Kirk ensured Guernsey ended five runs ahead of the par score when the players came off.
Vanuatu had been sent in at the toss as opener Jonathon …
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