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Jul 15, 2016 Sports
The Regional Women’s Super 50 tournament continues today with host Guyana facing Jamaica at Everest in their final preliminary round game. A win for the host nation (11 points) who along with Trinidad and Tobago (10 points) are leading the points table can earn them a place in the final on Sunday.
The Guyanese are brimming with confidence following a nine-wicket victory over the Leeward Islands on Wednesday in a tournament which is being badly affected by rain. In the other fixtures, Windwards will take on Trinidad and Tobago at Enmore and Barbados will face Leewards at Enterprise.
Guyana: Melaine Henry, Latoya Smith, ShemaineCampbelle, KavitaYadram, ShakibaGajnabi, Heema Singh, TremayneSmartt (C), Akaze Thompson (VC), Plaffiana Millington, Subrina Munroe, Erva Giddings, Mandy Mangru, Lashuna Toussaint, andKaysia Shultz. The Manager is Carol Nurse and the Coach is Andre Percival.
Jamaica: Stafanie Taylor (C), Chedean Nation (VC), Shanel Daley, Tameka Sanford, Natasha McLean, Jodian Morgan, Vanessa Watts, RoshanaOutar, AleciaBookal, Chinelle Henry, Jerona Walcott, KeneishaFerron, Rashada Williams, and Corrine Howell. The Manager is Pauline White-Andersonand the Coach is Cleon Smith.
WICB U-17 50-over
Meanwhile, there was no play in the WICB Under-17 50-over Tournament in Trinidad and Tobago yesterday as a result of rain. The competition continues tomorrow with Guyana playing Jamaica at the National Cricket Centre, Trinidad and Tobago facing Leewards at Inshan Ali Park and Windwards meeting Barbados at Gilbert Park.
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