PCL Round 2, Day 4, Roundup.

Mon, Dec 1, '14

Nikita Miller in seventh heaven

Left-arm spinner Nikita Miller's seven-wicket haul broke Trinidad and Tobago Red Force's spirit and lifted Jamaica Franchise to a 38-run victory on the final day of their third-round match yesterday.

Chasing 239 for victory, T&T buckled under the weight of Miller's seven for 63 and were all out for 201 at Queen's Park Oval.

The win was Jamaica's second in the new West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Professional Cricket League (PCL), while T&T suffered their first defeat.

Theophile helps Windwards to first win

ST GEORGE’S, Grenada, CMC – Tyrone Theophile struck an unbeaten half-century as Windward Islands Volcanoes broke their losing slump to beat Leeward Islands Hurricanes by nine wickets here Monday.

Chasing a modest 136 on the final day of their WICB Professional Cricket League third round contest, the Windwards reached their target about 45 minutes after lunch at the National Stadium here.
Theophile, a 25-year-old right-hander, top-scored with 62 while West Indies limited overs batsman Johnson Charles, finished unbeaten on 46.

The duo put on 90 for the second wicket to ensure the points, after the prolific Devon Smith perished for 25 in the morning session.

Smith Man- of Match- as Barbados saves pride and record -trap Jaguars by 2 runs

DWAYNE Smith’s inspirational bowling yesterday saved Barbados Pride as they recorded a sensational come from behind 2 runs victory over the Guyana Jaguars in their third round West Indies Cricket Board/Professional Cricket League regional four day match at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence.

After seeing Ryan Hinds offer Ronsford Beaton a catch at mid-off, off the bowling of Christopher Barnwell, whose 2 for 21 was in support to Devendra Bishoo (4 for 65) and Veerasammy Permaul 4 for 75 (12 for 101), Hinds and Smith went to work, making the Jaguars target of 69 runs a difficult one.
In the blink of an eye, they lost Trevon Griffith (01) along with Shimron Hetmyer, Narsingh Deonarine and skipper Vishaul Singh without scoring, to be 10 for 4 as Hinds and Smith caged the four Jaguars easily and evenly.