2025 Regional Championship Round Up

Round up of the recently concluded matches.

Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana - GUYANA vs BARBADOS

Barbados 346 (M.Forde 82, J.Drakes 70, Z.McCaskie 64, R.Looknauth 4/69) & 112 (R.Looknauth 5/23)
Guyana 382/9 (K.Anderson 101, K.Savory 99, M.Forde 5/69) & 78/0 (T.Chanderpaul 40*, M.Nandu 33*)

Guyana won by 10 wickets


Coolidge Cricket Ground, Coolidge, Antigua - LEEWARD ISLANDS vs WEST INDIES ACADEMY

Leewards 358 (J.Hamilton 81, K.Gore 59, J.Bishop 7/85) & 289/9 dec. (C.Archibald 61, J.Andrew 57, S.Forbes 53, J.Bishop 3/89)
WI Academy - 145 (C.Pennyfeather 3/15, R.Cornwall 3/33) & 100 (H.Walsh 5/24, R.Cornwall 4/41)

Leeward Islands won by 402 runs


Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St.Vincent - WINDWARD ISLANDS vs JAMAICA

Jamaica 337 (J.Blackwood 109, J.Campbell 79) & 277/7 dec. (J.Blackwood 75, D.Beckford 50*, K.Dember 5/95)
Windwards 195 (J.Blackwood 3/27, O.Smith 3/55) & 241 (S.Ambris 56, T.Redwood 7/72)

Jamaica won by 178 runs


Brain Lara Cricket Academy, Tarouba, Trinidad - TRINIDAD & TOBAGO vs COMBINED CAMPUSES & COLLEGES

Trinidad & Tobago 504/6 dec. (J.Mohammed 176, J.Goolie 121, C.Cooper 80, V.Mohan 66)
CCC - 222 (J.Jeremiah 60, Y.Carriah 3/26) & 207 (D.Evelyn 57, S.Parris 50, K.Pierre 7/40)

Trinidad & Tobago won by an innings & 75 runs

The sides now move onto the next round of matches, which begin on Wednesday - games to be played 5th-8th February, as follows:

Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana - GUYANA vs COMBINED CAMPUSES & COLLEGES

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua - LEEWARDS ISLANDS vs JAMAICA

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados - BARBADOS vs WEST INDIES ACADEMY

Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St.Vincent - WINDWARD ISLANDS vs TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

In reply to 4REALQUICKS Thanks Bro. Great work.
Do you know how the points are being allotted?

In reply to voiceofreason

Not sure, could not find anything on the Windies cricket site or cricinfo.

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

First round was not as competitive as last year's season. CCC and WIA have to pull up their socks. Leewards v Jamaica should be a really good match. Maybe worth a short trip over to Antigua!

Thanks

Here's what the table looks like after Round 1

In reply to positiveg

Thanks Bro!

Based on the commentators all 4 overseas players will be available for next round's match. Not sure about Aljo as he is in the ILT20 but they said he would be back to captain the team.
Selection headache as everybody contributed and its only one game but they will have to make way for Carty, Louis, Greaves, and Aljo if available. What will the team look like?

In reply to voiceofreason

Can't tell you bro.
But stuff competition.
Pennyfeather looks good in his first match. And as you say everyone contributed. Rotation of players will be key while you still don't want too many changes that could mess with team chemistry. I guess it's about figuring horses for courses.

In reply to positiveg

How does that points system work when TT who won by an innings and plenty only lies third?

In reply to PalsofMine

Weighted for Opponents played. DWL.

In reply to PalsofMine

It also seems you get more points if you use pacers instead of spinners...I think.

In reply to PalsofMine

Bonus points are the difference.

- Batting points are up to 450.
- leg spin bowling points
- fast bowling points
- fielding points
- bowling out the other team in a certain amount of overs
- batting a certain amount of overs.

That's just a few... there are more.

One of the second round matches has already finished, with Trinidad & Tobago thrashing Windwards inside three days.

Arnos Vale, Kingstown, St. Vincent - WINDWARDS vs TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Windwards 166 (K.Hodge 126, K.Pierre 4/17, Y.Cariah 4/30) & 114 (K.Pierre 8/27)
Trinidad & Tobago 456 (C.Cooper 117, J.Mohammed 103, Y.Cariah 95, A.Jangoo 84, D.Cyrus 4/105)

Trinidad & Tobago won by an innings & 176 runs

The innings from Kavem Hodge was extraordinary. His 126 from a total of just 166 all out contributed over 75% of the total score. No other batsman even managed double figures as the Trini spinners ran through the Windwards. Veteran slow left armer Khary Pierre followed his nine wicket haul against the Combined Colleges & Campuses last week, with career best innings and match figures, eventually finishing the match with the remarkable figures of 12/44. He already has 19 wickets for the season at 7 runs apiece.

In reply to 4REALQUICKS

What a travesty just poor pierre shoud not be running through any batting attack.the trnis going to be calling for him to be in the test team next

In reply to velo

A sad attestation of the regional batsmen and their complete inability to play any form of slow bowling. Even donkey drops would pick up five!

The game between Leewards and Jamaica has also finished early, with Leewards taking the spoils after a five wicket victory.

Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua - LEEWARDS vs JAMAICA

Jamaica 320 (J.Campbell 126, B.Barnes 63*, J.Louis 3/44, R.Cornwall 3/71) & 170 (J.Campbell 53, O.Thomas 3/44, R.Cornwall 3/54)
Leewards 335 (J.Hamilton 93, K.Gore 76, R.Mindley 4/44) & 156/5 (J.Andrew 62*)

Leewards won by 5 wickets

Barbados clinch victory in their match against the West Indies Academy, winning by an innings & 54 runs.

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados - BARBADOS vs WI ACADEMY

Barbados 581/9 dec (K.Brathwaite 212, J.Drakes 117, L.Boucher 65, J.Layne 4/85, J.Bishop 4/137)
WI Academy 239 (R.Clarke 78, J.Bishop 57*, Chaim Holder 6/70) & 288 (C.Bowen-Tuckett 103*, T.Bishop 58, J.Warrican 6/104 , R.Simmonds 4/43)

Barbados won by an innings & 54 runs

The final game of the second round has just finished, with Guyana managing to overcome the Combined Campuses & Colleges.

Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana - GUYANA vs COMBINED CAMPUSES & COLLEGES

CCC 375 (K.Corbin 102 retired hurt, J.Jeremiah 84, S.Parris 56, R.Alimohamed 3/56, V.Permaul 3/87, S.Joseph 3/115) & 132 (V.Permaul 4/41)
Guyana 343 (T.Imlach 126*, R.Alimohamed 77, A.Jordan 4/68, O.Shields 4/86) & 168/2 (T.Imlach 80, M.Nandu 69*)

Guyana won by 8 wickets

That concludes the round up for the second round of matches in this year's regional tournament. The teams now move on to round three, which will be played between 12th-15th February (starts Wednesday of next week)

Schedule for 3rd Round:

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados - BARBADOS vs JAMAICA

Warner Park, Basseterre, St. Kitts - LEEWARDS vs TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

Windsor Park, Roseau, Dominica - WINDWARDS vs COMBINED CAMPUSES & COLLEGES

Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana - GUYANA vs WEST INDIES ACADEMY

In reply to velo

Understand mate, it's not the same for Trinidad as some other regions,Pierre would have had a chance for test if he wasn't from TT.Get it right.Take note,you see how our failures are all getting good long run,wait for Jangoo to have 2 more failures and out he goes.

In reply to granite

You are riling up the natives ...

Early round up of scores on the first day of play in the third round of games:

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados - BARBADOS vs JAMAICA

Jamaica 84/3 (J.Campbell 16, C.Brown 29, K.McKenzie 19, J.Blackwood 17*, J.Glenn 1*, Roach, Forde & Warrican are the wicket takers)


Warner Park, Basseterre, St. Kitts - LEEWARDS vs TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

T&T 107/2 (V.Mohan 22, C.Cooper 14, A.Jangoo 57*, J.Mohammed 9*, Doram & Cornwall each have a wicket)


Windsor Park, Roseau, Dominica - WINDWARDS vs COMBINED COLLEGES & CAMPUSES

Delayed start


Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana - GUYANA vs WI ACADEMY

Delayed start

Heading into the second day of the latest round of matches, here are the scores:

Kensington Oval, Bridgetown, Barbados - BARBADOS vs JAMAICA

Jamaica 231 (O.Smith 50, Chaim Holder 3/66)
Barbados 9/0


Warner Park, Basseterre, St. Kitts - LEEWARDS vs TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

T&T 326/3 (J.Da Silva 120*, J.Mohammed 104*, A.Jangoo 60)


Windsor Park, Roseau, Dominica - WINDWARDS vs COMBINED COLLEGES & CAMPUSES

CC&C 137/5 (D.Evelyn 53*)


Guyana National Stadium, Providence, Guyana - GUYANA vs WI ACADEMY

Guyana 87/4 (J.Blades 3/15)