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Aug 07, 2017 Sports
BASSETERRE, St Kitts, CMC – Summarised scores from the opening day of the fourth round of matches in the Regional Under-19 Championship here yesterday:
Scores: At St Paul’s: Guyana trail by 64 runs with nine wickets intact.
WINDWARD ISLANDS 154 (Kimani Melius 77; Ashmead Nedd 5-37)
GUYANA 90 for one (Javid Karim 44 not out)
At Molineaux: T&T lead by 66 runs on first innings.
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO 143 (Sachin Seecharan 53, Navin Bidaisee 51; Dante Niles 4-27, Jarion Hoyte 3-25)
BARBADOS 77 (Avinash Mahabirsingh 5-28)
At Conaree: Jamaica trail by 49 runs with six wickets intact.
LEEWARD ISLANDS 163 (Jamie Cornelius 40, Dimitri Adams 36, Kadeem Henry 31; Brad Barnes 5-37, Kristoph Virgo 3-56)
JAMAICA 114 for four (Andre McCarty 42, Raewin Senior 25 not out)
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