PCL Points Table after round 2.
Points Table
PCL Round 2 day3 roundup.
Jamaica vs Windward Islands
Jamaica Scorpions fought gamely with ball and bat to haul themselves back into contention against the visitors Windward Islands Volcanoes going into the final day of the Digicel Regional four-day match at Sabina Park in Kingston.
Play is scheduled to start 9:30 this morning.
The Scorpions closed yesterday on 92-2 in their second innings, giving them a lead of 38 runs with eight wickets in hand. Left-hand opener John Campbell is on 43, while West Indies middle-order batsman Jermaine Blackwood is unbeaten on 16.
Trinidad & Tobago vs Barbados
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, November 20 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Talented opener Anthony Allleyne hit a maiden first-class century to help put Barbados Pride in a strong position to beat Trinidad & Tobago Red Force with one day remaining in their Digicel Regional PCL first-class second round match at Queen's Park Oval.
Playing in his 11th match at this level, the 23-year-old Alleyne topscored with 186 in a second innings total of 317 for two declared off 71.4 overs.
Leeward Islands vs Guyana
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, (CMC) – Two-time reigning champions Guyana Jaguars will fancy their chances of a victory on today’s final day after batting themselves into a strong position against Leeward Islands Hurricanes in their Regional Four-Day contest here yesterday.Chris Barnwell top-scored with 61 and fellow all-rounder Raymon Reifer got 46 as Jaguars, with a lead of 135 on first innings, eased to 233 for eight in their second innings at Warner Park on the penultimate day of the game.
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Officials to investigate drainage problems at Sabina Park
Those responsible for the upkeep of Sabina Park have pledged to investigate the circumstances which restricted play to just beyond 60 overs over the opening two days of the regional four-day match between Jamaica Scorpions and Windward Islands Volcanoes.
On Friday and again yesterday, gentle rainfall interrupted play. But many familiar with the venue were left flummoxed by the severe wet spots which meant umpires could not sanction a restart even hours after the showers had stopped.
Very little sunlight over two overcast days at the venue has also been a contributing factor.
Anthony Walter, property manager of Sabina Park, said the immediate priority is to have as much play as possible.
“We are going to investigate to see if there is anything we are not aware of, but the first thing we are trying to do is to get the game going and then we can try to figure out what is causing the problem,” he told the Jamaica Observer yesterday.
PCL Round 2 day2 roundup.
Jamaica vs Windward Islands
KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Devon Thomas hit a defiant half-century but rain once again made life difficult on the second day of the Regional Four-Day Championship game between Jamaica Scorpions and Windward Islands Volcanoes here Saturday.
Only 25.2 overs were possible at Sabina Park as the hosts, resuming the day on 83 for six, were dismissed for 151 with Thomas hitting 51.
In the one over possible before the close, Volcanoes were one without loss.
Barbados vs Trinidad & Tobago
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad, November 19 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Barbados Pride, with a first innings lead of 74, were 20 without loss off 4.2 overs in their second innings - an overall lead of 94 - when fading light ended play on the second day of their Digicel Regional PCL first-class second round match against Trinidad & Tobago Red Force at Queen's Park Oval today.
The not out batsmen were Omar Phillips and Anthony Alleyne, both on ten.
Leeward Islands vs Guyana
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Out-of-favour West Indies opener Kieran Powell hit a solid
half-century but his Leeward Islands Hurricanes struggled against two-time reigning champions Guyana Jaguars on the rain-hit second day of their second round Regional Four-Day clash here yesterday.
Replying to Jaguars’ first innings of 293, the hosts closed on 157 for nine – still 136 runs adrift heading into the penultimate day at Warner Park.
The left-handed Powell played a captain’s hand, carving out a well-compiled top score of 79, his 23rd first class half-century.
He faced 191 deliveries in nearly 4-1/2 hours
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