Big Ton for Stuart Williams; J'ca Leads T&T

Stuart Williams cracked an unbeaten 161 and Runako Morton was not out on 58 as the Leewards took the fight to Barbados, closing the second day at 321 for one, in reply to Barbados' 373.

While rain washed out all of the second day's play between Guyana and Windies 'B', Jamaica continued their strong run this year, taking first innings from Trinidad and Tobago while Bangladesh 'A' also took a first innings lead over the Windward Islands. Click on read more below for summarised scores.

The Leeward Islands, replying to the Barbados first innings score of 373 all out, were 321 for one at the Ronald Webster Park.

Scores: Barbados 373 (Floyd Reifer 82, Sulieman Benn 59, Philo Wallace 59, Ryan Hinds 50, Kurt Wilkinson 40; Goldwin Prince 5-96).

Leewards 321-1 (Stuart Williams 161 not out, Alex Adams 68, Runako Morton 58 not out).

Windwards v Bangladesh 'A'


Bangladesh 'A', 12 runs ahead of the Windward Islands on first innings, were 56 for two in their second at Arnos Vale.

Scores: Bangladesh 'A' 163 (Ehsanul Hoque 50, Tushar Imran 46; Orlanzo Jackson 5-66, Kenroy Peters 2-18) and 56-2 (Mazharul Hoque 27 not out.

Windward Islands 151 (Devon Smith 57, John Eugene 24; Naimur Rahman 5-31, Mosaddek Hossain 3-41, Anwar Monir 2-40).

Jamaica v Trinidad & Tobago


Trinidad and Tobago, trailing Jamaica by 166 runs on first innings, were 45 for one at the Alpart Sports Club.

Scores: Trinidad & Tobago 132 (Richard Smith 64, Keno Mason 20; Laurie Williams 4-16, Darren Powell 2-25) and 45-1 (Daren Ganga 24 not out).

Jamaica 298 (Gareth Breese 83, Robert Samuels 65, Chris Gayle 49; Marlon Black 4-55, Lendl Simmons 3-6, Dinanath Ramnarine 2-90).

Guyana v West Indies 'B'


Rain prevented any play on the second day of the 2002 Busta Cup sixth round match between Guyana and West Indies 'B' at Bourda. There was intermittent rain throughout the day and the second day's play was officially called off at 2.50 p.m. East Caribbean Time.

Score: West Indies 'B' 255-6 (Donovon Pagon 110, Patrick Browne 52, Roland Holder 30 not out; Reon King 2-55, Mahendra Nagamootoo 2-76).

* Scores provided by the West Indies Cricket Board.