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
Led by a half century opening partnership Guyana defeated Jamaica to retain the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) RegionalUnder-19 50-over tournament here on Sunday. Openers Tevin Imlach and Shimron Hetmyer produced a 59-run first wicket partnership to help Guyana beat the hosts by four wickets to lift the 2015 championship trophy. Chasing 246 for victory,
Watched by a handful of diehard fans under clear blue skies in glorious sunshine Guyana, led by 5-32 from Kelvin Umroa and an attractive 45 from the consistent Sachin Singh, defeated the Windward Islands by 98 run yesterday at the Providence Stadium in the final round of the rain hit West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)
DEFENDING champions Guyana served Jamaica one of their worst defeats in Regional Under-15 history as the host side won by nine wickets in their 50-over contest at the Albion Sports Complex ground yesterday. Led by skipper and match MVP off-spinner Ashmead Nedd, who grabbed 3-3 from three overs while pacers Qumar Torrington (2-7), Haifa Walters
Trinidad and Tobago and Windward Islands registered victories when the latest round of matches in the regional U15 50-over tournament concluded yesterday. At the Guyana National Stadium, Trinidad and Tobago defeated Jamaica by nine wickets (D/L). Batting first Jamaica managed 125 all out in 40.1 overs. Michael Thompson scored 26, Geordae Seymour 24 and Kirk