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Weather has final say in Eagles, T&T encounter – Pride, Volcanoes register wins
West Indies Championship 2024…
Kaieteur News – Guyana Harpy Eagles had their opening round match spoiled by rain while a few other teams managed to secure much-needed wins ahead of the second round which bowls off on Valentine’s Day.
Chaim Holder ended with match figures of 8-140
Trinidad & Tobago Red Force and Guyana Harpy Eagles match ends in draw
After making 215-4, the Red Force and Jason Mohammed had his unbeaten century innings come to a halt thanks to bad weather which lasted for a few days before the match officially came to a drawn result.
Barbados Pride beat CCC by 9 wickets
Barbados Pride posted 344-8 after Kevin Wickham hit 139 followed by 35 for 1, in their 1st and 2nd innings. CCC meanwhile were bowled out for 185 in their first innings before being kept to 193 in the 2nd.
Windward Islands Volcanoes beat Jamaica Scorpions by 9 wickets
Half-centuries from Johan Jeremiah, Shamar Springer and Ryan John, helped Windwards post a 1st innings 341.
The Scorpions in their first innings managed 159 all out before falling for 234 runs in the second innings.
With a small target on the cards, the Volcanoes made light work of the chase, ending on 55-1 batting a second time to seal the win.
Round 2 continues with the Harpy Eagles battling against the Hurricanes from 10:00h on Wednesday February 14.
Also starting at 10:00h the Red Force will play the West Indies Academy while Barbados face the Volcanoes with Jamaica and CCC, capping off the pair of 11:00h games.
Match details: Trinidad & Tobago Red Force 215 for four (Jason Mohammed 100 not out, Tion Webster 50, Amir Jangoo 27, Vikash Mohan 20 not out; Ronsford Beaton 2-39, Veerasammy Permaul 2-42) vs Guyana Harpy Eagles.
Match details: Barbados Pride 344-8 dec & 35-1 defeated Combined Campuses and Colleges Marooners 185 & 193
- Barbados Pride, Campuses and Colleges Marooners, Chaim Holder ended with match figures of 8-140, Guyana Harpy Eagles
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