Regional Under 19 points after Round 2
Guyana 26.3
Leeward Islands 26.1
Windward Islands 22.2
Jamaica 20.8
Barbados 12.6
Trinidad&Tobago 9.6
Round 3 is under way
July 2014 News Archive
Back injury forces Sarwan home
Leicestershire captain Ramnaresh Sarwan has returned home to the West Indies to receive treatment for an ongoing back injury.
Sarwan had featured in just five championship matches because of his back problem, and his place in the team as an overseas player will now be taken by the former New Zealand allrounder Scott Styris.
Guyana claim Regional Under-15 title
Kingston, Jamaica - Guyana secured the 2014 Regional Under-15 title with an 11-run victory over Jamaica today at Melbourne. There were also wins for the Windwards and Barbados in the final round of matches.
AT MELBOURNE: Guyana saw off Jamaica fairly easily in the end, although there seemed to be a contest in the closing stages. Batting first, Guyana scored 248/7 with Stepe Deonarine top scoring for the hosts with an unbeaten 60. His knock came from just 79 balls.
Kris Ramnarine was also in fine form for the Guyanese, stroking 54 from 79 balls as well, hitting six boundaries in the process. Wickets were spread almost evenly for the Jamaican bowlers but Raewin Senior emerged the pick with figures of 2-36.
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Regional U19: Lewis claims seven against Windwards
An astute hundred from Roland Cato took the edge off another destructive spell from Ramaal Lewis to revive Windward Islands after they stumbled against Jamaica in the Regional Under-19 Tournament yesterday.
Cato, the Windwards Under-19 captain, hit 127, as his side was dismissed for 252 in their first innings about 25 minutes before the scheduled close on the opening day of their third round match in the three-day competition
Jamaica Gleaner has the article if the scores of the other matches.
Reg U15 Points to date
Guyana 18.8
T&T 18.7
Barbados 13.4
Jamaica 12.7
Windwards 12.4
Leewards .2