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Jul 07, 2023 Sports
CWI Rising Stars U19 Men’s /Women’s Tournament Round 2
– Guyana Women secure 11-run win
Kaieteur Sports – Leewards whipped Guyana by 8 wickets thanks to a classy fifty from Malique Walsh, when Round 2 of the CWI Rising Stars U19 Men’s Tournament continued in Trinidad and Tobago.
Batting first, Guyana were kept to a low score of 108 all out in 35.2 overs, after Kurt Lovell hit 37 down the order alongside some resistance from pacer Isai Thorne (15). Zachary Jodah (11) and Joshua Ramsammy (13) were the other primary scorers for Guyana.
Spinners Onaje Amory, who was the star bagging 3-21 and Nathan Edwards (2-16), did majority of the damage for the Leewards.
Chasing a low score, Leewards raced to 109 for 2 in 31.4 overs. Malique Walsh stroked 52 to lead his team home while two other teammates hit scores of 20 odd, to see their team home with relative ease.
Guyana U19 bowlers toiled, as Thorne and captain Mavindra Dindyal each had identical figures of (1-22).
Meanwhile, the Guyana’s Women U19 team struck gold, as they bounced back from the opening round loss, to secure an 11-run win over Barbados.
Opener Realanna Grimmond set the tone with 39 while Nya Latchman hit 26 not out, leading Guyana to 110-6 in 30 overs.
Theanny Hebert-Mayer starred with 3-9 for Barbados, who in reply were kept to 99-9 in 30 overs, despite Trishan Holder top-scoring with 41 at the top.
Latchman then returned with the ball to snare 2-16, while Guyana’s star bowling attack including Grimmond, Celina Whyte, Cyanna Retemiah, each returned a wicket.
Other Rising Stars U19 Men’s/ Round 2 scores
Jamaica beat Trinidad and Tobago by 7 wickets
Batting first T&T scored 158 all out in 47.2 overs. In reply Jamaica finished on 159-4 33 overs, completing a 7 wicket victory.
Windwards Islands beat Barbados by 4 wickets
Barbados batting first, were bowled out for 137 in 39.4 overs. In reply Windward Islands finished on 138-6, wrapping up a victory by 4 wicket win.
Other Rising Stars U19 Women’s Round 2 scores
Trinidad and Tobago beat Jamaica 8 wickets
Jamaica were kept to 90-9 in 30 overs after batting first, leaving Trinidad and Tobago to surge easily to 92-2 inside 20 overs.
Windwards Islands beat Leewards Islands by 8 wickets
In a low scoring affair, Leewards were bowled out for a 59 in 22 overs. Windward Islands in reply strolled to 60-2 in 11.1 overs
Round 3 continues tomorrow, Saturday.
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