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Barbados 185 all out vs. Jamaica
WILDEY, Barbados – Barbados, replying to Jamaica’s first innings total of 255, were dismissed for 185 about 40 minutes before the tea break on the second day of their fifth and final round match in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge at the Cable & Wireless Sports Club.
The start of Jamaica’s second innings was delayed because of protests by Barbados after Jamaica fast bowler Romeo Dunka claimed the final wicket of the innings in his seventh over of the session.
Under tournament rules, no fast or fast medium bowler is allowed to bowl more than six overs in a session.
Brief scores:
Jamaica 255 (Horace Miller 51, Andre Creary 44, Nick Blackwood 38, Jermaine Blackwood 35, Courtney Allen 27; Dario Vaughan 3-40, Dario Cummins 3-44, Jason Holder 3-57)
Barbados 185 (Dario Cummins 33, Ramon Reifer 29, Kyle Corbin 25, Shadd Simmons 25, Rashidi Boucher 22, Marrodon Bend 20; Donovan Nelson 3-43, Gifton Wray 2-31, Romeo Dunka 2-40, Jermaine Blackwood 2-48).
Windward Islands, replying to Leeward Islands first innings total of 175, were dismissed for 311 on the stroke of tea on the second day of their fifth and final round match at the Melrose Sports Club.
Brief scores:
Leeward Islands 175 (Kenroy David 71, Adelvin Phillip 25, Kadeem Phillip 21; Wayne Harper 3-33, Kenroy Cottoy 3-34).
Windward Islands 311 (Denis Louis 90, Delorn Johnson 50, Kevan Hodge 47, Wayne Harper 37; Tevin Osbourne 6-60, Kieran Powell 2-76).
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