SUVA Warriors demonstrated a dominant performance in Cricket Fiji’s Super 8 tournament, securing their place in the semi-finals with a 39-run victory over the Ono-I-Lau team at Albert Park in Suva yesterday.
The match was crucial for both teams as they each had one win and one loss in the competition.
Peni Kotoisuva emerged as the top scorer for the Suva side, playing a key role in their victory.
Coach Jone Seuvou expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, commending their dedication throughout the tournament.
“It was a tight match against Ono. I’m very proud of the boys’ performance and dedication throughout the tournament,” Seuvou said.
He emphasized the need to focus on all aspects of the game—bowling, fielding, and batting—as they prepared to face Lakeba in the semi-finals.
“We have a mix of experienced players and younger ones, including a couple of Fiji representatives and students. It will be a good game against Lakeba, and we’re excited about it, especially with the good weather.”
Seuvou highlighted the importance of utilizing their experienced players in the batting lineup to secure a win and reach the final.
“To win, we will rely on our experienced players in batting. Our goal from the start has been to win and make it to the final.”
Seuvou also extended gratitude to the team’s sponsors, the Indian High Commissioner, Suva Cricket Association, fans, and supporters.
Suva faces Lakeba today at 7.30am at Albert Park pitch two.