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Kaieteur Sports- Classy knocks from Joshua Da Silva and Jyd Goolie helped the Trinidad and Tobago Legions power to a 23-run win over the Guyana Rainforest Rangers as action continued last evening at Tarouba.
Skipper Da Silva piloted his team with a brilliant innings of 68 off 36 balls, smashing six sixes and three fours, to help the Legions post 173-6 in 20 overs.
The stylish Goolie frustrated the Guyana bowlers with his 49 off 30 (4×4 3×6) batting down the order with Cephas Cooper (18) the next best scorer for Trinidad and Tobago.
The Rangers bowling saw seamers Jediah Blades (2-18), Nial Smith (1-31) and Ronaldo Alimohamed (1-21) doing decent work with spinner Ashmead Nedd starring with (2-25).
Guyana were then kept to 150-9 after 20 overs, despite efforts from skipper Kemol Savory (33), Kevlon Anderson (27), Rivaldo Clarke (23) and Quentin Sampson (19).
The Legions were indebted to the likes of Joshua James (3-35), Johann Layne (2-25) and Mikel Govia (2-17).
Guyana play Jamaica on Tuesday.
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