Trinidad and Tobago completed their second innings rally against Windward Islands with the bat yesterday, and then skittled the visitors with the ball once more to win their West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Regional Four-Day tournament opener by 186 runs in three days, at Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain.
Yannic Cariah fell one run short of a half-century in guiding T&T to 210 all out, setting the Windwards a 311 victory target thanks to a 100-run first innings advantage.
Then first innings tormenter Akeal Hosein proceeded to once again wreck the innings with figures of five for 34 in his ten overs, aided by legspinner Imran Khan (three wickets) and Shannon Gabriel (two), who started the rout. Hosein had 11 wickets in the match.
Yannic Cariah fell one run short of a half-century in guiding T&T to 210 all out, setting the Windwards a 311 victory target thanks to a 100-run first innings advantage.
Then first innings tormenter Akeal Hosein proceeded to once again wreck the innings with figures of five for 34 in his ten overs, aided by legspinner Imran Khan (three wickets) and Shannon Gabriel (two), who started the rout. Hosein had 11 wickets in the match.