It was a comprehensive victory for the Bajan team, who posted a total of 242 in the final and dismissed Jamaica for a mere 118 off 39 overs, to register a 124-run victory. They were met at the Grantley Adams international Airport by friends, family, and members of the Barbados Cricket Association. Barbados’ captain said
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
President of the Guyana Cricket Board, Drubahadur, and Director of Sports, Christopher Jones, received the Guyana Under-19 team who successfully defended their Regional title on Sunday, August 30, 2015 in Jamaica. Drubahadur welcomed the boys, noting that they have made their country proud. The President stated that the executives, members and staff of GCB are
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