Captain Robin Bacchus struck a well composed 55, while Anthony Bramble made 67 not out on day two of the Guyana Jaguars’ three-day practice at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC), Bourda, on Wednesday. In response to Vishaul Singh’s XI imposing 383 all out, Robin Bacchus’ XI closed the penultimate day on 115-4. Bacchus and Kandasammy
Assad Fudadin and Rajendra Chandrika were among the runs, and Jonathon Foo was impressive with the ball on Tuesday when the Guyana Jaguars three-day warm-up game commenced at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground, Bourda. At stumps on a sun drenched day, Vishaul Singh XI, batting first against Robin Bacchus XI, closed on 280-6 from
The Guyana Jaguars have been a dominant force after the first five rounds of the 2015-16 season. They have already rushed to the top of the table with 85 points, from five wins in an unbeaten campaign to date. Barbados Pride lie in second position with 63 points, followed by Jamaica Scorpions (53), Trinidad and
Table-toppers Guyana Jaguars will be encamped from Monday ahead of the resumption of the West Indies Cricket Board’s (WICB) Professional Cricket League (PCL) Four-day competition next month. The second half of the Four-day competition will start on February 11, but the Guyana Jaguars’ match against Trinidad and Tobago Red Force at the National Stadium at
Reigning champions Trinidad and Tobago Red Force stormed into the final of the Regional Super50 when they produced a clinical bowling performance to whip Guyana Jaguars by 54 runs in the semi-final here Wednesday night. In a repeat of last year’s final, Red Force raised a competitive 259 for nine off their 50 overs and