Round 6 West Indies Championship

In reply to dayne

Tuckett hasnt been bad with the bat this season. Quite steady. An improvement over last year

On the other hand i am not impressed with Kraigg just hanging around instead of batting purposefully

Why is it that leewards have no faith in Walsh Jr? Year after year the man scarcely gets to bowl. No wonder he has not developed his skill as a leggie

Scores update:

T&T 591/7dec (A.Jangoo 218, J.Mohammed 157, J.DaSilva 79, K.ottley 47, A.Goodridge 5/92)
CCC 16/0

Barbados 512/6 (K.Brathwaite 189, R.Chase 127, Z.McCaskie 101, K.Wickham 40) vs Leewards

Windwards 162 (J.Bishop 4/24, J.Layne 3/30) & 35/2
WI Academy 158 (G.Tyson 5/50)

Guyana 424 (K.Savory 155, T.Imlach 101*, G.Motie 56, O.Shields 4/103)
Jamaica 5/1

In reply to JoeGrine
Really poor fielding
Good ton fi Imlach

Dont understand barbados tactics yesterday or today they seem to be playing for a draw or seem to think this is a five day match .over 500 runs to play with all your top order gone and still will not declare .

Thorne strikes again
Buchanan gawn
Yard 16/2

In reply to Chrissy

Come on Yard stop effin about and boloody stand up like you used to do, for West Indies sake,allyuh doing as if uno doh care.

In reply to granite

Good time to switch on fully to GOLF and Tiger now.
Aint nothing good here with this Jamaica team

In reply to hubert

This is not like Jamaica is like dem giving it away,I hope the young boy Beckford make some runs.

College Campus 102 for 5 vs TT
LI doing good 92 for 1 against Bim,gwan Leeward give Bim a dose of their own medication.

Murda by Permaul and Motie
Yard 112/7

Dis done

[b]In reply to Chrissy[/
Yard must remember the Guyana situation 60 sunting fuh 6,think about that as I say it will be nice for our cricket doh give up.

In reply to velo



Yesterday?
Kraigg bats at a snail's pace every inning and is allowed to get away with it.

Close of Play Round Up (Day Two)

Guyana 424 (K.Savory 155, T.Imlach 101*, G.Motie 56, O.Shields 4/103)
Jamaica 153/9 (V.Permaul 5/55, I.Thorne 2/19)

Windwards 162 (J.Bishop 4/24, J.Layne 3/30) & 165/7 (A.Athanaze 89, K.Hodge 41, J.Bishop 2/30, A.Nedd 2/32)
WI Academy 158 (C.Bowen-Tuckett 36*, G.Tyson 5/50)

Barbados 542/9dec (K.Brathwaite 189, R.Chase 127, Z.McCaskie 101, K.Wickham 40, R.Cornwall 5/132)
Leewards 97/1 (K.Carty 64*)

T&T 591/7dec (A.Jangoo 218, J.Mohammed 157, J.DaSilva 79, K.Ottley 47, T.Hinds 35*, A.Goodridge 5/92)
CCC 109/5 (K.Pooran 40, T.Hinds 2/15, A.Philip 2/29)

West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite's innings of 189 takes him to the top of the Championship run aggregate. He now has 443 runs for the season at an average of 44. Brathwaite, along with Mikyle Louis, Tevin Imlach and Jason Mohammed, now has two centuries in the tournament. Eight batsmen have now passed 350 runs for the season. Trinidad & Tobago keeper-batsman Amir Jangoo hit a tournament highest score of 218.

Spinners continue to dominate the wicket takers table, with five of the top six being slow bowlers, although this, as is often the case, likely reflects more on the inability of the region's batsmen to play spin rather than elite level of slow bowling. Credit though to West Indies Academy player Joshua Bishop, who now has 35 wickets for the tournament (at an average of 20). His 247 runs at an average of over 30 have also helped his team during some difficult games. Veterans Rakheem Cornwall and Jomel Warrican come next, with 32 and 30 wickets respectively. Warrican has taken his at the miserly average of 14. Ashmead Nedd and Peat Salmon have 29 and 28 wickets and rounding out the top six is Jeremiah Louis, the only pace bowler to have taken over 25 wickets so far. He has 29 wickets, taken at a cost of 17 each.

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

Bro, you on the ball with the summaries.

In reply to seaegg99

Bim is a very good team when they play TT,they are fighting for a second wicket,is wah wrang widdem.
LI 144 for 1.

In reply to granite

Bim always has it in for the Tits. it is like WI playing England. Hope Carty makes his century. Still my favourite batsman for our #3 spot

Can someone explain to me why Guyana batting again.

Only to see Paint 2.0 bore we.

Dem should have 2 fa 1 Yardies.

In reply to TanteMerle
They have refused to enforce the follow on every time. Very strange tactics

Big up Keacy Carty on his ton

In reply to seaegg99

Thank you my friend!

When I have a little free time, I will do so again...and for the next round

For now, here is another quick summary of the scores as they stand...been another interesting day so far...

CCC are 235/9 (K.Ottley 53*, K.Pooran 40, A.Phillip 5/71) trail T&T 591/7dec by 356 runs.

Leewards 245/4 (K.Carty 127, M.Louis 52, J.Andrew 39*) trail Barbados 542/9dec by 297 runs.

WI Academy 7/1 (target 280) & 158 vs Windwards 162 & 275 (A.Athanaze 89, S.Springer 47, K.Hodge 41, S.Ambris 41, J.Bishop 4/78, A.Nedd 3/65)

Guyana 424 & 60/2 lead Jamaica 153 (V.Permaul 5/55) by 331 runs.

Eagles lead now 350

Dis done

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

I am just looking to see the young group start to become more consistent. The umpires need much more work. Just comical the lack of understanding on LBW decisions.

In reply to seaegg99

Agreed on both points.