Regional Under 19 Round 2 results and points
Tue, Jul 29, '14
Barbados Under-19s vs Trinidad & Tobago Under-19s
Result: Match drawn. Points: Barbados 8.4, T&T Under-19s 8.4
Jamaica Under-19s vs Leeward Islands Under-19s
Result: Lewards Under-19s won by two wickets. Points: Leewards Under-19s 17.3, Jamaica Under-19s 4.3
Guyana Under-19s vs Windward Islands Under-19s
Result: Guyana Under-19s won by four wickets. Points: Guyana Under-19s 18.2, Windwards Under-19s 4.7
Complete scorecards for all the matches can be found at windiescricket
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Regional Under 15 tournament summarised scores
Tue, Jul 29, '14
Barbados vs Leewards
Barbados 292 for 6 (50 overs) Leewards 220 for 7 (50 overs)
Result: Barbados Under-15s won by 72 runs
Windwards vs Guyana
Windwards 279 for 6 (50 overs) Guyana 213 for 8 (50 overs)
Result: Windwards Under-15s won by 66 runs
Jamaica vs T&T
Jamaica 129 all out (45.4 overs) T&T 130 for 2 (22.5 overs)
Result: T&T Under-15s won by eight wickets
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Lewis leads Red Steel past Zouks
Mon, Jul 28, '14
Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel have certainly made the most of home advantage in the last few days, as they completed their third straight win at Queen’s Park Oval yesterday, beating St Lucia Zouks by nine wickets in Limacol Caribbean Premier League action.
The Zouks looked more like they were the targets of a back alley mugging than an even contest, and their only consolation was the wicket of Man-of-the-Match Evin Lewis for 77 off 45 balls after he and opening partner Kevin O’Brien had hammered the visitors, taking the Red Steel to their target of 137 with 32 balls to spare.
O’Brien’s 55 played second fiddle to Lewis, who treated the visitors with disdain, as 12 fours and two massive sixes suggested.
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Chris Gayle runs things in Bangalore
Sun, Jul 27, '14
by HG HELPS
BANGALORE, India — The Royal Challengers Bangalore — an Indian Premier League franchise team that represents the region officially named Bengaluru in this part of India — has a handful of prominent cricketers representing it.
Exciting India middle-order batsman Virat Kholi, who leads the team, the experienced Yuvraj Singh, who is back from his battles with a rare form of cancer, and a handful of others represent an aggregation that many believe could have gone all the way in former years to win the super rich Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty/20 tournament.
But though the Indian cricketers may be popular and highly respected, none is revered in this the third largest city of India, like the Jamaican, Christopher Henry Gayle.
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India to host West Indies for full tour
Sun, Jul 27, '14
West Indies has been confirmed to play a series of three Tests, five One-Day Internationals and one Twenty20 International in India between October 4 and November 18 as part of the International Cricket Council’s Future Tours Programme.
While the dates for the tour are yet to be finalised, the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s tour programme and fixtures committee on Saturday (July 26) named Bangalore, Hyderabad and Ahmedabad as hosts for the Tests, Kolkata, Visakhapatnam, Cuttack, Dharamsala and Kochi for the ODIs, and New Delhi for the T20I. “The exact date-wise match schedule will be finalised later on the basis of logistics,” said Sanjay Patel, the BCCI secretary, in a statement.
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