Set 68 to win from 13 overs
deep in the last session on the final day at Queen’s Park Oval
GUYANA got home with an over to spare thanks to
TageChanderpaul unbeaten 23 off just 10 balls.
The left-hander had a magnificent game as he followed up his 140 not out
in the first innings which set up the Harpy Eagles’ big first innings score.
West Indies white ball cricket team has not yet returned the joy and smile on West Indian faces, for they are consistently loosing as if it is a style. Cricket fans around the Caribbean have, by now, accept loosing as a norm. I am sure that thousands of persons have lost confidence in the West Indies and no longer watch cricket. I guess it is only the die hard and faithful that still follow the games.
West Indies are expected to assemble in Australia on November 10
and will play a three-day game against an ACT/NSW XI
at the Philip Oval in Canberra starting seven days later
before facing the Prime Minister's XI in a four-day match beginning
November 23 at Manuka Oval in the same city.
The first Test bowls off in Perth on November 30
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