WICB Regional 4-Day Round 5 day 2

Mohammed on the double as CCC floored

Port of Spain, Trinidad - Jason Mohammed carried on from where he left off overnight to record his maiden double century in First Class cricket.

It came on a morning when T&T cricketers woke up to the shock that they had lost a young comrade. T&T Under-19 pacer, Tevin Robertson, died in a car crash on Friday night.

Mohammed, who was unbeaten on 149 on Day 1, was a dear friend of Robertson, having played with him at Powergen Cricket Club. He would dedicate the double century to Robertson after the day's play.

Tough day ahead for Jamaica

Jamaica will have to bat with steely resolve if they are to prevent Barbados from taking full control of their WICB Four-Day Championship encounter at Sabina Park.

The home team ended yesterday's second day on 150 for four in their first innings, 273 runs behind the Barbadians, who had tallied 423.

Smith keeps Windwards on top in Grenada

St George's, Grenada, CMC – A fluent half-century from the experienced Devon Smith on Saturday put the Windward Islands in a strong position to force a victory over Leeward Islands in their fifth round Regional Four-Day match.

The left-hander stroked an unbeaten 76 as the Windwards, batting a second time, reached 135 for four at the close on the second day, a lead of 256 runs.