Despite Ambris’ 107, Guyana and Barbados are in control elsewhere

T&T 507 for 5 dec. (Jangoo 203*, Hinds 100*; Thomas 3-9 beat Leewards 138 & 98 all out (Greaves 56*, Doram 16; Khary Pierre 4-37) by an innings and 271 runs 

The Trinidad and Tobago Red Force earned the first victory of this season’s West Indies Championship, romping to an emphatic innings and 271-run win inside three days over the Leeward Islands Hurricanes at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua and Barbuda. 

Overnight batters Amir Jangoo and Terrance Hinds both went on to achieve milestones as the Red Force racked up a first-innings lead of 369 after adding 127 runs to their overnight 380 for 5 to declare on 507 in 145 overs, without losing any wickets on the day.

Jangoo added 70 to notch an unbeaten double-ton (203), alongside Terrance Hinds, who was also left unbeaten while adding 45 to his overnight 55 for an even 100.

Khary Pierre then grabbed figures of 4 for 37 to help dismiss the Hurricanes for 98 in 52.3 overs, despite an unbeaten 56 from Justin Greaves. There were two wickets apiece for Bryan Charles (2/15) and Anderson Phillip (2/1. Seamer Jayden Seales claimed 1 for 16 in 12 overs.

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.greaves go back to barbados they already trying to make you a scapegoat for this teams failure like i thought they would

@velo

interesting advice, my advice, don't be such a defensive captain. After one partnership you put 5 men on the boundary and start bowling wide.

@velo

All the foreigners are the scape goats. Man take 3 of the 5 wickets to fall, yet not a word about the abject failures.

It is really amazing how the LWI collapsed two times on a batting paradise, their bowling apart from Thomas and Greaves looked toothless. Congrats to Trimidad