Latest update November 29th, 2024 1:00 AM
Half-centuries from Ramnauth, Dindyal pilot Guyana to third consecutive win
Mavendra Dindyal and Jonathan Van Lange
2024 CWI Rising Stars U19 50-Over Championship…Guyana vs. Trinidad and Tobago
– T&T suffer 89-run loss as Van Lange (4-8), Singh (3-31) shine
Kaieteur Sports – Classy half-centuries from Mahendra Dindyal and Rampertab Ramnauth, coupled with clinical bowling helped table-leaders Guyana maintain their perfect win record versus arch rivals Trinidad & Tobago yesterday, at Cumberland Playing Field.
Ramnauth maintained his form with a classy 65 with 7 fours, while Dindyal stroked 51 off 64 with four boundaries as Guyana posted another formidable total in 223-8.
Rampertab Ramnauth
Opener Romeo Deonarain (30) and all-rounder Thaddeus Lovell (25) helped add to the total, as the duo of Andrew Rambaran and Fareez Ali both captured 3 wickets apiece for Trinidad and Tobago.
When rain arrived, Trinidad and Tobago were 5 wickets down for 117 runs after 35 overs. Inroads were created by Krsna Singh (3-31) who was the wrecker with 3 quick wickets; including top-scorers Justin Jagessar (27), Kyle Ramdoo (22) and Luke Ali (14).
In the end T&T were steamrolled for 134-runs in 42.5 overs. Medium-pacer Jonathan Van Lange bagged magical figures of 4-8 while left-arm spinner Golcharran Chulai snared 2-16.
Earlier in the day, Deonarain and Ramnauth put on 85 for the opening stand as Guyana scored another 200-plus total.
Dindyal then picked up from where the opening pair left off, as he finally reached a batting milestone after a few good scores.
In-form all-rounders Van Lange (13) hung around while Lovell smashed a quartet of fours before Rambaran and Ali cleaned up the Guyanese tail.
Round 4 bowls off tomorrow, Sunday with Guyana playing Barbados.
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