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Guyana retains the lead...

Points standing:

1. Guyana - 111.6
2. T&T - 105.4
3. Barbados - 100

Final round will be interesting...

Could Bim come from behind and win it?

Could the Tits claim the title after 18+ years?

Could Guyana beat the Tits or hold on to a draw to win another title?

In reply to anthonyp

How many pt do Ja. has.they seem to have the easiest schedule.I just check you r link, the are out of the race.

In reply to anthonyp

Mathematically Leewards with 94.6 points can still win?

It looks like a two horse race between guyana and trinidad

Guyana could have made it a one horse race had they declared earlier and set a more tempting score for Leewards to chase.

In reply to velo

The soft Tits looking good, but the new oilee will prevail.

In reply to tc1

No play offs eh

In reply to voiceofreason

What if they did set a tempting total and the Leewards chase it down? Leewards have nothing to lose so then can go all out in a chase ......

In reply to Kay

That is the point. Make them go for it and if they lose several wickets then Leewards would switch to survival mode which puts Guyana in the driver's seat. I understand their concern as in recent years Leewards have chased down big totals 300 plus with relative ease.

In reply to voiceofreason

And also they needed to bat with some purpose on Day3…who’s advising these guys?

In reply to Castled

In reply to voiceofTreason

It rest on Oshane shoulders immensely.

In reply to voiceofreason

After TT melt down or beat dong by Jamaica and then watching how Guyana had come from behind, I thought they will surely close up shop, but shockingly, not sure why, they continued batting and batting until a draw for the opposition became easy.

They did a big favor to TT.

In reply to Batbeforepad
Very good point.
Our cricket sucks at all levels

In reply to anthonyp

Me hear se Bim like "coming from behind",me can arks tc1.

I think T and T have some pace to knock out Guyana's first 3 batsmen early which can put pressure on the batsme like Anderson Imlach,add to that how well their batsmen have served them so far,is a failure around the corner we had ours,I think we will be short of backup bowlers,Guyana will prevail

In reply to granite
Don’t rule out rain as 12th man

In reply to Chrissy

Now yuh tell me thank you anyway.













Now you come tell meh dat,thank yuh anyway.

In reply to anthonyp

Trinidad has to beat Guyana and beat them badly. Probably not going to happen. We don’t have our two strike pacers and we underestimated Jamaica badly. That why we got beat to a pulp. Only da Silva put up any kind of resistance

In reply to Jumpstart

In reply to Jumpstart

Well Guyana is without Shamar and Motie.. two frontline bowlers. So it should be an even contest.

In reply to velo

Race done. TT gave it away.

In reply to anthonyp
Yeah. But Guyana took every far seriously. They were consistent. Trinidad were just as consistent up until this game. And you see it in football all the time with closely ranked evenly matched teams, slip up once and that’s the end of your title hopes. Arsenal last year in the Orem is a good example

In reply to granite

In reply to tc1

In reply to tc1

You ah'rite?