CALIFORNIA, Trinidad (CMC) – Title-holders Jamaica crushed North Windwards to post their first win while hosts Trinidad and Tobago carved out a steady victory over Guyana, in the third round of the Regional Women’s Super50 Cricket here yesterday. At Gilbert Park, the Jamaicans pulled off a resounding 116-run win while at Macaulay Park, the Trinidadians
Guyana opened their campaign in the 2015 Regional Women’s Super50 cricket competition yesterday with a five-wicket win against the Northern Windwards. An unbeaten 59 from 93 balls with seven fours from West Indies batter Shemaine Campbelle and a patient 25 from 73 balls from Wicket-Keeper Melanie Henry rallied the Guyanese ladies to 125-5 in 36.overs
Guyana women’s team departed for Trinidad and Tobago for the WICB Regional Super50 Tournament which begins on Thursday, August 6, 2015. Guyana had finished runner-up to Jamaica in the tournament last year in Dominica. President of Guyana Cricket Board (GCB), Drubahadur, had a meeting with the ladies last evening where he pointed out that they
President and Vice-President of the Guyana Cricket Board, Drubahadur and Fizul Bacchus, received the runner-up of the NAGICO Super50 2015 Tournament, Guyana Jaguars, this morning at the Cheddi Jagan-Timehri International Airport. In his address to the team upon their arrival, the President congratulated them for reaching the final of the NAGICO Super50 2015 Tournament and
Watched by a capacity crowd which transformed the Queens Park Oval into a Sea of red, the Trinidad and Tobago’s Red Force captured their 11th title with an emphatic 135-run win against the Guyana Jaguars last night in the final of the 2015 NAGICO Super50 cricket competition as Sunil Narine produced a mesmerizing spell of