Wed, Jul 8, '15
CARBOROUGH, Tobago – Results from second round matches in the Regional Under-17 Tournament today here.
At Canaan: Barbados won by 9 wickets.
LEEWARD ISLANDS 93 off 31.4 overs (Dimari Prince 22, Jerrilous Louis 20; Donte Niles 4-24, Jarion Hoyte 3-10). BARBADOS 96 for one off 14.5 overs (Thaddaeus Chase 52 not out, Shian Brathwaite 39 not out).
At Shaw Park: Jamaica won by 1 wicket.
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 147 off 48.4 overs (Cephas Cooper 65, Kirstan Kallicharran 31; Shalom Parnell 2-14, Sanjay Williams 2-22, Javeur Royal 2-29). JAMAICA 148 for nine off 31.4 overs (Raewin Senior 38, Javeur Royal 21; Kirstan Kallicharran 4-49, Siba Batoosingh 2-29).
At Louis D’Or: Windward Islands won by 103 runs.
WINDWARD ISLANDS 237 for eight off 50 overs (Kimani Melius 76, Tahj Tavarnier 29, Allick Athanaze 27, Johann Jeremiah 25; Bhaskar Yadram 3-40, Richie Looknauth 2-31). GUYANA 134 off 38.1 overs (Joshua Persaud 32, Rolando Alimohamed 20; Lee Louisy 4-26, Narun Singh 3-21).
Wed, Jul 8, '15
JAMAICA Tallawahs began their home campaign in the 2015 Hero Caribbean Premier League with a resounding nine-wicket win over St Lucia Zouks at Sabina Park late yesterday.
In the first official cricket match under floodlights at the venue, the Zouks batted first and though they struggled early on, accelerated toward the end of their innings to make 158-4 off the allotted 20 overs.
read more at Jamaica Observer
Tue, Jul 7, '15
At Louis D’Or: Trinidad & Tobago won by 4 wickets.
LEEWARDS 207 off 49.4 overs (Jerrilous Louis 65, Michael Lewis 53; Kirstan Kallicharran 2-29, Nathaniel McDavid 2-48). T&T 208 for six off 35.5 overs (Nathaniel McDavid 52 not out, Keegan Simmons 51, Siba Batoosingh 40 not out; Zawandi Whyte 3-47).
At Canaan: Windward Islands won by 112 runs.
WINDWARDS 231 for four off 50 overs (Emmanuel Stewart 103 not out, Allick Athanaze 47, Nick Elibox 25 not out, Johnnel Eugene 23; Jarion Hoyte 2-27). BARBADOS 119 off 37.4 overs (Limar Pierce 42, Nico Reifer 20; Johann Jeremiah 4-3, Lee Louisy 2-24, Johnel Eugene 2-28).
At Shaw Park: Jamaica won by six wickets.
GUYANA 173 for nine off 50 overs (Joshua Persaud 45, Ramnarine Chatura 36; Ian Spence 2-29). JAMAICA 177 for four off 48.1 overs (Brad Barnes 74 not out, Raewin Senior 45, Kashwayne Beale 21, Dominic Samuels 21)
Tue, Jul 7, '15
Port of Spain: West Indies batting legend Brian Lara will host a clinic here for thousands of children, ahead of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final later this month.
The former West Indies captain, a CPL Twenty20 ambassador, will stage the event on July 25 - the eve of the grand final at Queen's Park Oval. (Also read: Playing CPL costs Umar Akmal heavily)
"Passing on my skills and experience to youngsters is something that has always been really important to me and I'm excited about this chance to work with all these talented kids in my home town," said Lara.
Tue, Jul 7, '15
Marlon Samuels' stroke-filled 71 and South African chinaman Tabraiz Shamsi's career-best figures of 4 for 10 set up a convincing eight-wicket win for St. Kitts & Nevis Patriots against Barbados Tridents in Basseterre.
The Tridents openers - Dilshan Munaweera and Dwayne Smith - began the innings solidly, adding 47 in 38 balls before the introduction of spin halted their progress. Shahid Afridi struck with his second ball and in the eighth over Shamsi bowled Smith. Jason Holder, batting at No. 4, struggled to find fluency during his 19-ball 17 and Shamsi's double-strike in the 14th over left Tridents wobbling at 76 for 5.