Jaguars vs Hurricanes
The Leewards Hurricanes lost four wickets for one run to slump to 26-4 before reaching 48-4 replying to Guyana Jaguars’ 419-9 declared on the second day of their second round WICB PCL four-day First-Class Cricket Franchise at Providence as the home team dominated the day.
The 27 year-old Steven Jacobs, who made his First-Class debut in Grenada in 2006 as an opening batsman, returned to form with his fourth half century, an unbeaten 63 with nine fours from 129 minutes and 87 minutes and shared in vital partnerships with Anthony Bramble (42) and Ronsford Beaten (1
to help push the Jaguars to a 400 plus total before they declared nine minutes after Tea.
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Pride vs Red Force
Much will depend on Trinidad and Tobago Red Force vice-captain, Yannick Ottley and Steven Katwaroo if they are to claim first innings honours against the Barbados Pride in the West Indies Cricket Board Four-Day tournament at Kensington Oval, Barbados.
The Red Force closed the second day’s play on 153 for five, trailing by 147 runs with Ottley and Katwaroo unbeaten on 26 and 27 runs respectively. Barbados were dismissed in their first innings for 300 with spinners, Imran Khan finishing with figures of four for 75 and Kavesh Kantasingh taking two for 80 while fast bowler Shannon Gabriel claimed three for 49.
Scorpions vs Volcanoes
JAMAICA Scorpions were 52 runs ahead of Windward Islands Volcanoes with 10 second-innings wickets in hand at close of play yesterday in the Professional Cricket League (PCL) match at Sabina Park.
The Scorpions are set to continue on five without loss on today's third morning with Captain Paul Palmer and his opening partner John Campbell not out three and two, respectively.
The Volcanoes' batsman Sunil Ambris was a standout on day two with a polished knock of 89, on a pitch which provided turn and bounce for the slow bowlers, to help the visitors to 212.
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