Guyana captain Shivnarine Chanderpaul led from the front with the bat as the home side secured a second straight win -- a five-wicket victory over Trinidad & Tobago -- in this year's unsponsored West Indies one-day competition.

Chanderpaul stroked a match-winning 87 not out as Guyana successfully overhauled Trinidad & Tobago's total of 209 for seven (50 overs). Trinidad's innings included a century from captain Daren Ganga.
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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com: In the headline you say the man made 82 and in the body of the article you say the man made 87 - Jesus Christ, like the WICB, are you guys all incompetent? You are all over the WICB for errors like these ......well get your crap together. Ah mean man who live inna glass should not throw stone.......

Good Work Guyana we taking the Trophy this Year!

Sars-Pal ... u guys already have the trophy ... we others trying to take it from u guys.

In reply to Spugum: So what 82: 87, does it real matter. Shiv played a capro role and that's what the article is addressing. Congrats must go a Ganga too, but I hope it's not a flash in a pan. Remember the Aussies series, two consecutive century and nothing after.