Jamaica Broilers handed defending champions LIME their first defeat of the season in the Digicel cricket series Reggae Jammin Business House 50-over league last Sunday at Spring Village, winning the top-of-the-table clash by 26 runs.

Batting first, Broilers made 184 off 49.4 overs - Peter Caballero 64, Noel Officer 32, Andrew Davis 31, Fitzroy Peterkin 3-25, Ryan Francis 2-24, Andre McCarthy 2-41.

LIME were dismissed for 158 off 41.4 overs with national player Horace Miller and his Melbourne Super League teammate, Dave Johnson, both scoring 30, Marvin Lobban 22 and Yannick Elliott 19. Broilers captain Robert Turner claimed 4-26, Davis 2-25.

AT MONA: Jamalco defeated National Continental Baking Company by nine wickets. National Continental 94 off 21.2 overs - Romain Senior 24, Kevin Allen 19; Sherwayne Dixon 6-30, Devon Gordon 2-13. Jamalco 97 for one - Dwayne Mahabeer 51 not out, Errol Thomas Jr. 28 not out.

National Under-19 player Akeem Dewar led Sagicor to a six-wicket victory over St Ann Jamaica Bauxite in the Reggae Jammin Business House 50-over cricket league last Sunday at Chalmers Avenue.

Dewar, who has been selected to the West Indies Under-19 team to tour New Zealand by virtue of his performances with bat and ball in the recently concluded regional youth series, hit an unbeaten 46 to top score for Sagicor, then came back to claim four wickets for 19 runs.

St Ann Jamaica Bauxite 106 off 32 overs - Carey Williams 22, Fitzroy Campbell 19, leg-spinner Dewar 4-19, Paul McKen 2-17. Sagicor 104 for four - Dewar 46 not out, Hugh Meredith 22 not out, Richard and Hemmings 2-36.

Carib Cement won the Scotiabank Group-sponsored KSAFA/Business House KO football competition last Wednesday when they clipped Scotiabank 1-0 in the final at the Edward Seaga Sports Complex.

Although play was evenly contested for the most part in the first half, Carib Cement got the winner from ace striker Fabian Nethersole, who scored from a corner kick in the 23rd minute.

Meanwhile, defending champions Carib Cement, Scotiabank, NWC and The Gleaner have qualified for the semi-finals of the KSAFA/Western Sports league.

The Gleaner gained the fourth and final spot on August 15 when scoring a 2-0 victory over Scotiabank at Mona, thanks to goals from defender and captain, Bernard Blackwood, in the first half and Wayne Marshall in the second.

In Division Two, Petrojam and Norman Manley International Airport (NMIA) will contest the final following semi-final wins last Thursday.

Petrojam, with first-half goals from Jotlam Watson and August Town player Aphas Bernard, beat Wisynco 2-0 at Mona, while NMIA whipped GraceKennedy 3-0 at UWI Bowl, thanks to goals from Garey Grant, Kirk Masters and Damion Rankine.