Imlach focused on scoring runs

Fresh from scoring a patient century in the first Guyana Harpy Eagles trial match, Guyana and former West Indies Under-19 wicketkeeper-batsman Tevin Imlach is focused on scoring runs while the selectors do their job and select the best national team for the upcoming Regional 4-Day tournament in February.

After scoring 106 from 305 balls, which included six fours, the elegant Imlach spoke about the conditions at Albion and added that he is working to improve daily on his wicket-keeping abilities.

The second Guyana Harpy Eagles 4-Day trial match will bowl off today (Friday January 14) at Albion, and the battle of the wicket-keepers would continue. Bramble is expected to play this match, and Kemol Savory, another wicketkeeper-batsman, is fresh from a half-century and would also want to put his hands up.