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Not sure there will be a start. Rain in Bim too.

In reply to Chrissy

Another washed out match for Guyana? Why are they playing this tournament?

In reply to anthonyp
To be fair this weather is unusual for November in the Eastern Caribbean.

TT sent in

45 overs a side

Webster b Smith

9-1

In reply to doosra
Any link?

In reply to Chrissy

youtube

In reply to doosra

Thanks

36-1 after 9 -
end of powerplay

174-2, 32 overs

100 to Jangoo

215-2
38 overs

In reply to doosra

Good knock

215/2 from 38

Shut up Tony - Sean is correct - Shiv is no Kanhai

Shot my granny Tony - out.
Good knock Jangoo

Amir Jangoo c KA Anderson b RJ Alimohamed 111[114

In reply to Chrissy

Thanks for providing a link/ good viewing to be a filler before Man City and before WI

Trinidad and Tobago Red Force
229/3
39.3

256/3 from 42 (45)

In reply to Halliwell
Doosie not me

50 fi Goolie

Pure tata bowling dis

In reply to Chrissy

Imlach's captaincy all tournament has been off

Another curious display in the field by Guyana, captian's bowling choices, field placements, the bowling itself

In reply to jacksparrow

also centrally contracted players who are not fit to bowl their full quotas etc

there is no way Nial Smith should not be fit enough to bowl 10 overs a day

288/3 from 45

GHE will need a miracle

What happen to the spectators, Tits gawn church?

10/0 from 3

Tage gawn now - gives it away. Good catch Josh b Phillip
Stewwwps
30/2

48/2 from 13

62/3 from 16

73/3 from 18

140/5 from 32
Savory 46*
Ali Mohamed 14*

Savory 51*
169/6

Match over, DLS system in play as bad light ends the game. TT won big.

Top the standings and into the SF. Guyana still in with a small chance of making it to the SF, they will need to win their last match against the young WI squad by a big margin to hold off Jamaica who have 2 games remaining.

In reply to Emir
Yep
Good win

In reply to Emir

Goolie and Jangoo need to play for TKR next year. Goolie also had a very good fc season last season so he should be on the WI radar right now. One of the few batsmen in WI cricket who knows where his offstump is

In reply to Jumpstart

Wrong territory

In reply to imusic

lol yah

In reply to doosra

Imlach is a young captain , and when you add the wicket keeping duties to that , it will take some getting used to and becoming proficient. I think he has potential. Da Silva is having the same problem I find. Red Force is winning because they are at home, so the support resources are close by but the captaincy itself on the field is not vry impressive and do think its the newness of the job and the double duty.

In reply to Jumpstart

That Radar always mal-function when it see Trini names

In reply to soloview

at this point it is better Tevin focus more on his batting
I think there is a greater chance for him to excel there especially given the need at the next level and that Jewel Andrew may well jump ahead of every other contender

In reply to soloview

That is BS. we’ve won titles away from home. Stanford in 2020 was in Antigua. The Caribbean t20 in 2011,2012 and 2013 were held in Barbados and St Lucia, Trinidad hosted the first half of the 2013 edition. The champions league was never held in Trinidad and yet we excelled in that tournament.

In reply to granite

Yuh eh see they send louis to England and homie didn’t know where his off stump was

In reply to doosra

Imlach will have the same problem because he will most likely come in in the same position as Da Silva. I don’t know how you expect a batsman to succeed when he consistently comes to the wicket at 100-5 or 90-5. You guys were saying the same thing about Ramsin, who had the same problem once the retarded board had stripped the the team of its best players. Dow rich had the same problem because the 6 batsmen above home all averaged in the 30s or 20s so they were coming into the wicket with nothing on the ball and the ball still either very or relatively new.

In reply to Jumpstart

you are making isht up this morning

stop it

if you are responding to me, at least speak truth about what i said or ask me what i mean

In reply to doosra

In da Silva’s last test, he came in at 47-5 and 100-5. In the test prior to that he came in at 173-5. In the last test in England, he came in at 119-5 and 146-5. In the first test in England, he came in at 88-5 and 55-5. In Brisbane during that famous win, where he scored 74, he came in at 64-5 and 148-5
Facts are stubborn things

Joshua is technically one of the best batsmen in the team. He plays close to his body so he does not get bowled between bat and pad and he knows where his offstump is. Most importantly, he can regularly get the ball of the square unlike the current skipper

In reply to Jumpstart

You sure it's the same DaSilva that plays for WI you talking about?

In reply to anthonyp

When uno get facts it bun yuh boi.

In reply to granite

What facts? Where is this facts? De man saying something about Silva knowing where his off stump is and got one of the better techniques... if yall think so then lord help us.

Young Jewel Andrew taking that spot soon.

In reply to granite

In reply to anthonyp

He’ll have the same issue