The Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will be chasing their second come-from-behind victory of the Professional Cricket League four-day tournament when the final day of their third-round contest against Jamaica bowls off at 9:30 a.m. today. The home team needs a further 215 runs for victory with nine wickets intact after closing the penultimate day on 24 for one having been set a victory target of 239.
T&T Red Force require another 215 for victory
Which way is this match going to go? It's pretty much guaranteed to have a result - just in which team's favour?
T&T 29/1. Simmons 12, Richards 0. Mindley starts with a good line and length but goes too full on his 4th ball and is driven for 4.
WICKET! Richards doesn't last the first over of the morning. He goes c Thomas b Cotterel for a duck. TT 29-2. Target 239
T&T 30/2. Simmons 16, Ottley 1. Both Jamaican opening bowlers are keeping a nice and consistent line & length. Bowling really well.
SIX! Simmons releases the pressure with a top shot over long off of Miller. TT 49-2. Simmons goes to 27, Ottley 5. Target 239
WICKET! Simmons goes st Baugh b Miller for 27. Miller gets his revenge. TT 49-3. Target 239
Jamaica dominated the first hour of play picking up 3 wickets. TT 58-4. Ottley 9, Pooran 5. Target 239
77 - 4
Is rain going to save Red Force again?
To be in a position to win, they do not deserve to have this game saved with one wicket remaining!
To be in a position to win, they do not deserve to have this game saved with one wicket remaining!
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