Carib Cup Third Day Final Scores

Left-handed middle order batsman Floyd Reifer's 105 helped Barbados pile on the runs against India 'A' at the Windward Sports Club.

Reifer's century pushed Barbados to 463 all out in reply to the 201 scored by India 'A' in the first innings. SCORES: India 'A' 201 (Gautam Gambhir 65, Jai Yadav; Ian Bradshaw 4-43, Tino Best 3-54). Barbados 463 (Floyd Reifer 105, Philo Wallace 90, Sherwin Campbell 89, Ian Bradshaw 58 not out; Murali Kartik 5-105, Tinu Yohannan 2-88).

Aneil Kanhai smashed a maiden first-class century for West Indies 'B' to stall Trinidad and Tobago's victory march. At the close, Windies 'B' pushed on to 218 for six - 17 runs ahead - following on, with the left-handed Kanhai on a defiant 101, partnered by Amit Jaggernauth on 10.

Trinidad and Tobago had wrapped up the West Indies "B" first innings early in the day for 205 as they responded to 406. SCORES: T&T 406 (Lincoln Roberts 220, Dwayne Bravo 114; Amit Jaggernauth 3-64, Rayon Thomas 3-72, Andrew Richardson 3-83). Windies 'B' 205 (Carlton Baugh 61, Gregory Mahabir 48; Ravi Rampaul 5-53, Dinanath Ramnarine 3-40) and 218-6 (Aneil Kanhai 101 not out, Carlton Baugh 51, Narsingh Deonarine 40; Ravi Rampaul 3-32, Mukesh Persad 2-54).

Guyana Back in Contention

Guyana bowled themselves back into contention after surrendering first innings points against the Leeward Islands. Chasing 206 for victory, Guyana reached 53 for two wickets at stumps after bowling the home side out in their second innings for 158.

The Guyana first innings had earlier closed at 228 after they resumed on 224 for nine overnight. SCORES:Leewards 275 (Stuart Williams 78, Junie Mitchum 60; Mahendra Nagamootoo 4-75, Neil McGarrell 3-59, Reon King 2-66) and 158 (Alex Adams 36, Stuart Williams 33; Neil McGarrell 3-17, Reon King 3-54, Mahendra Nagamootoo 3-54). Guyana 228 (Sewnarine Chattergoon 49, Lennox Cush 42; Omari Banks 6-57) and 53-2 (Azeemul Haniff 25 not out; Adam Sanford 2-23).

Perry Sparkles but Windwards Hold Advantage

The visiting Windward Islands were pegged back by an eight-wicket haul from veteran off-spinner Nehemiah Perry but still held a slight advantage over Jamaica at Sabina Park.

Jamaica, facing victory targer of 306, were 110 for four. Perry had earlier captured 8/62 from 23.2 overs to limit the Windwards' second innings to 168 but fast bowler Cameron Cuffy and leg-spinner Olanzo Jackson shared four wickets to strike good blows for the Windwards late in the day.

SCORES: Windwards 281 (Kester Sylvester 113, Olanzo Jackson 54; David Bernard 5-56, Nehemiah Perry 4-69) and 168 (Rawl Lewis 35, John Eugene 34, Devon Smith 23; Nehemiah Perry 8-62). Jamaica 144 (Mario Ventura 41; Rawl Lewis 3-28, Cameron Cuffy 3-28, Olanzo Jackson 2-25) and 110-4 (Brenton Parchment 43, Maurice Kepple 27 not out; Cameron Cuffy 2-29, Olanzo Jackson 2-34).