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Jul 31, 2017 Sports
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Raymond Perez grabbed the opportunity for a half-century as Guyana and Trinidad and Tobago played to a tame draw on the final day of their second round match in the Regional Under-19 Championship here yesterday.
With no outright result possible after T&T battled their way to 128 all out, Perez lashed a breezy 76 as Guyana ended on 118 for two in their second innings at St Paul’s.
Both Guyana and T&T had pulled off victories in the first round but any hope of similar fortunes here were dashed.
Resuming on their overnight 67 for four, T&T failed to make serious inroads into their target and found themselves conceding a first innings lead of 129 runs.
Christian Thurton, unbeaten on 33 at the start, made 43 while Saiba Batoosingh chipped in with 31. Thurton put on a valuable 30 for the fifth wicket with Joshua James (18) as T&T made a strong start to the day but the last six wickets fell for 33 runs in a disappointing collapse.
Off-spinner Richie Looknauth was at the heart of the decline, claiming for 18 while left-arm spinner Keshram Seyhodan finished with two for 21.
Batting a second time, Guyana dominated the Trinidadian bowling with Perez posting 109 for the opening stand with Aley Algoo who struck 35.
Perez faced 96 balls and counted seven fours and one six while Algoo struck two fours and a six off 91 balls.
Left-arm spinner Justyn Gango picked up both wickets, to fall to end with two for eight.
Scores: GUYANA 257 (Ramnarine Chatura 67, Adrian Sukwah 46, Ronaldo Ali Mohammed 34, Ashmead Nedd 28; Avinash Mahabirsingh 3-52, Joshua James 2-23) and 118 for two (Raymond Perez 76, Aley Algoo 35)
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 128 (Christian Thurton 43, Saiba Batoosingh 31; Richie Looknauth 5-18)
Jamaica drew with Windwards – 3rd day, 2nd round
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, , CMC – Jamaica drew with Windward Islands on the final day of their second round match in the Regional Under-19 Championship at Verchilds here yesterday.
Scores: WINDWARD ISLANDS 338 (Kimani Melius 109, Wayne Edward 73, Jeremy Layne 43; Andre McCarthy 4-27, Kishawn Graham 3-55, Brad Barnes 2-45) and 249 for four (Johnnel Eugene 96, Dillon Douglas 52 not out, Kimani Melius 51; Brad Barnes 2-56)
JAMAICA 353 (Brad Barnes 106, Darren Small 87, David Bird 28, Shalome Parnell 24; Lee Louisy 3-90, Daneal Dupigny 2-35)
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