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Aug 04, 2017 Sports
Basseterre, St Kitts, CMC – Kevin Sinclair narrowly missed out on a hundred as
Guyana frustrated Barbados to draw their third round game in the Regional Under-19 Championship here yesterday.
Resuming the final day at Verchilds on 75 for two, Guyana batted for most of the day before declaring their second innings on 246 for eight, with Sinclair top-scoring with 93. Ramnarine Chatura chipped in with 45 while Kevelon Anderson added 35. Raymond Perez made 29 on Wednesday’s second day.
Leg-spinner Shavon Brooks claimed four for 49 while left-arm spinner Camarie Boyce supported with two for 40.
Set an improbable 192 for victory, Barbados were 19 for one from 12 overs when the game was abandoned.
It was Sinclair’s innings which made the difference on the day, however. With Guyana starting the day just 10 runs ahead, Sinclair ensured there was no collapse as he produced an innings lasting 224 balls, a shade over four hours and containing four fours and a six.
Pivotally, he put on 102 for the fifth wicket with Chatura who struck four fours in an innings off 114 deliveries. When Chatura became Brooks’s first wicket of the day, Sinclair added 22 for the sixth wicket with Adrian Sukwah (10) and 25 for the seventh with Richie Looknauth (13) to further frustrate the Barbadians.
Leewards beat Windwards by 15 runs – 3rd day, 3rd round
Leeward Islands defeated Windward Islands by 15 runs on the final day of their third round game in the Regional Under-19 Championship at St Paul’s here yesterday. Scores: LEEWARDS 180 (Uri Smith 58, Demari Benta 38, Jamie Cornelius 28; Lee Louisy 6-64, Sealron Williams 3-26) and 174 (Uri Smith 36, Javani Smith 26, Joshua Grant 24; Sealron Williams 4-48).
WINDWARDS 95 (Dillon Douglas 21; Kian Pemberton 2-31) and 244 (Johnnel Eugene 70, Kimani Melius 68, Johann Jeremiah 40; Zawandi White 3-32, Jerome Thomas 2-31).
Jamaica drew with T&T – Jamaica drew with Trinidad and Tobago on the final day of their third round game in the Regional Under-19 Championship at Molineaux here yesterday.
Scores: TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 153 (Saiba Batoosingh 76; Kishawn Graham 4-41) and 228 (Christian Thurton 66, Leonardo Julien 54, Sachin Seecharan 38; Andre McCarty 4-36, Brad Barnes 4-48).
JAMAICA 251 (Raewin Senior 120, David Bird 35, Shalome Parnell 29; Justyn Gangoo 3-34, Aaron Maniram 2-29, Joshua James 2-50) and 91 for nine (Raewin Senior 32, Andre McCarty 28; Aaron Maniram 4-31, Justyn Gangoo 3-30).
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