Trinidad and Tobago continued their domination of the Leeward Islands on the second day of the Regional Four-day day/night fixture at Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain yesterday with Akeal Hosein hitting his maiden first class century and Steven Katwaroo hitting his third first-class half century to put the hosts firmly in control up to the tea break.
The day started with T&T continuing from 263 for six overnight with Katwaroo on one off 15 balls and Hosein on zero from 12.
By the tea interval, T&T had declared on 458 for seven off 153 overs, with Hosein making an unbeaten 102 off 185 balls and Katwaroo being lbw to Justin Athanaze for 91 off 202 balls on the stroke of the interval. The pair had put on 197 for the seventh wicket and they did not give the Leewards a chance to get back into the game.
The day started with T&T continuing from 263 for six overnight with Katwaroo on one off 15 balls and Hosein on zero from 12.
By the tea interval, T&T had declared on 458 for seven off 153 overs, with Hosein making an unbeaten 102 off 185 balls and Katwaroo being lbw to Justin Athanaze for 91 off 202 balls on the stroke of the interval. The pair had put on 197 for the seventh wicket and they did not give the Leewards a chance to get back into the game.