Despite losing to Guyana in 1983, Windward Islands had a good Regional season

Apr 27, 2014 Sports

Following up on his last article looking at the Windward Islands Regional cricket performances when they separated from the Combined Islands, Statistician Charwayne Walker highlights the scores from that period where Guyana defeated the Windward Islands in one of the matches played at Windsor Park, Dominica which resulted in Guyana winning by 108 runs. The Windwards also recorded notable wins too.
Guyana first innings 162 all out – Andrew Lyght 57, Tyrone Etwaroo 37, Skipper Clive Lloyd 28. Bowling for Windward Islands, Winston Davis took 6 for 54 from 18 overs, Norbert Phillip 2 for 33 from 8.4 overs.
Windward Islands first innings 258 all out – Lockhart Sebastien 88, Lance John 56, Skipper Norbert Phillip 30. Bowling for Guyana, Clyde Butts grabbed 5 for 81 from 47.1 overs, Roger Harper 2 for 62 from 35 overs, Derek Kallicharran 2 for 60 from 22 overs.
Guyana second innings 334 all out – Faoud Bacchus 143, Tyrone Etwaroo 46, Milton Pydanna 34. Bowling for Windwards Islands, Winston Davis 4 for 78, Norbert Phillip 4 for 77.
Windward Islands second innings 130 all out – Cecil Elwin 30, Wilfred Slack 20. Bowling for Guyana, Roger Harper took 5 for 33 from 24.1 overs, Leslaine Lambert 2 for 20 and Clyde Butts 2 for 30.
Against Barbados at Arnos Vale, St Vincent, the Windward Islands won by 4 wickets. Barbados first innings 243 all out – Telson Payne 107 not out, Desmond Haynes 27, George Reifer 26. Bowling for Windward Islands, Norbert Phillip 3 for 49 from 17 overs, Winston Davis 2 for 67 from 17 overs, Neil Williams 3 for 53 from 18 overs, Stanley Hinds 2 for 27 from 15 overs.
Windward Islands first innings 307 all out – Lance John 110, Shane Julien 41, Stanley Hinds 24. Bowling for Barbados Wayne Daniel took 4 for 73, Neil Phillips 3 for 53.
Barbados second innings 196 all out – Carlisle Best 37, Malcolm Marshall 36, Neil Phillips 25. Bowling for Windward Islands, Neil Williams 4 for 38, Norbert Phillip 3 for 39, Winston Davis 2 for 49.
Windward Islands second innings 134 for 6 – Ignatius Caddette 39, Lockhart Sebastian 29, Lance John 21. Bowling for Barbados, Malcolm Marshall took 3for 58, Neil Phillips 2 for 35.
Versus the Leeward Islands, Warner Park, St. Kitts, Windward Islands won by 1 wicket.
Windward Islands first innings 256 all out – Shane Julien 68, Lockhart Sebastien 44, Ignatius Cadette 35, Neil Williams 32, Norbert Phillip 25. Bowling for Leeward Islands, Andy Roberts took 5 for 52, Eldine (Soca) Baptiste 3 for 56.
Leeward Islands first innings 234 all out – Shirlon Williams 52, Victor Eddy 36, Anthony Merrick 24. Bowling for Windwards, Winston Davis took 5 for 60, Thomas Kentish 3 for 32, Neil Williams 2 for 32.
Windward Islands second innings 182 all out – Norbert Phillip 49, Stanley Hinds 20. Bowling for Leeward Islands, Andy Roberts took 8 for 62.
Leeward Islands second innings 203 all out – Luther Kelly 41, Richie Richardson 39, Victor Eddy 35, Shirlon Williams 34. Bowling for Windward Islands, Winston Davis took 4 for 57, Neil Williams 3 for 40, Thomas Kentish 2 for 53.
Against Trinidad & Tobago at Queens Park Oval, Windward Islands won by 2 wickets. Trinidad & Tobago first innings 353 all out, Augustine Logie 138, Richard Gabriel 37, Theo Cuffy 36. Bowling for Windward Islands, Winston Davis 3 for 98, Stanley Hinds 2 for 56, Norbert Phillip 2 for 79, Thomas Kentish 2 for 80.
Windward Islands first innings 223 all out – Stanley Hinds 49 not out, Norbert Phillip 45, Albert Texiera 39. Bowling for Trinidad, Rangy Nanan 3 for 64, Ganesh Mahabir 3 for 90. Trinidad second innings 237 for 6 declared – Augustine Logie 79, Philip Simmons 75. Bowling for Windwards, Thomas Kentish 3 for 71, Winston Davis 2 for 57.
Windward Islands second innings 371 for 8 – Lockhart Sebastien 122, Shane Julien 123, Lance John 42, Wilfred Slack 27. Bowling for Trinidad Kelvin Williams took 5 for 98, 3 for Rangy Nanan 142.
Facing Jamaica at Sabina Park, the match ended in a draw. Windward Islands first innings 441all out – Shane Julien 88, Lance John 80, Lockhart Sebastien 73, Wilfred Slack 66, Neil Williams 51 not out. Bowling for Jamaica, Clement Thompson took 5 for 114 from 41 overs. Jamaica first innings 440 all out Jeffrey Dujon 102, Colin Fletcher 99, Mark Neita 75. Bowling for Windwards Islands, Winston Davis took 5 for 98 from 48.5 overs, Thomas Kentish 2 for 67 from 38 overs.
Windward Islands second innings 211 for 6 – Lockhart Sebastien 77, Shane Julien 50, Albert Texiera 48 not out. Bowling for Jamaica, Colin Gordon took 3 for 106 from 22 overs.

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