Jamaica 139 for 1
228 all out
Guyana won by 228 runs...
4 day restart :Three Harpy Eagles players debut ~
chairman · 02-01-2023, 03:44 PM · 1 person reading this discussion
Scorecard :
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/west...-scorecard
POINTS Table :
To Be Updated ! Guyana wayyyyy ahead ~
https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/west...-scorecard
POINTS Table :
To Be Updated ! Guyana wayyyyy ahead ~
Guyana Harpy Eagles, under the leadership of Captain Courageous
Leon Johnson, are inching towards their SIXTH
West Indies Four-Day Championship title.
With one round remaining this season, Guyana recorded a massive
228-run win against Jamaica Scorpions
at the Guyana National Stadium at Providence.
https://guyanatimesgy.com/west-indies-4-...ssive-win/
Leon Johnson, are inching towards their SIXTH
West Indies Four-Day Championship title.
With one round remaining this season, Guyana recorded a massive
228-run win against Jamaica Scorpions
at the Guyana National Stadium at Providence.
https://guyanatimesgy.com/west-indies-4-...ssive-win/
The Guyanese will be playing against Leeward Islands
in the fifth and final round
from Wednesday March 29 at Providence.
in the fifth and final round
from Wednesday March 29 at Providence.
i will be watching
go guyana go
FINAL Round 5 !
Guyana Batting
Guyana Batting
41 - 2 after 11
Kevlon and Kemol in the middle
Nandu caught off CornBread 22
Tage caught off ArchiBald 12
Kevlon and Kemol in the middle
Nandu caught off CornBread 22
Tage caught off ArchiBald 12
Paceman Ronsford Beaton called for Pelting by Umpires so NOT playing
Motie not playing due to back strain in South Africa
On-field umpires Shannon Crawford and Nigel Duguid
and fourth umpire Ryan Banwarie reported that Beaton’s elbow extension
appeared not to fall within the 15-degree tolerance range
during the Jamaica Scorpions second innings.
Motie not playing due to back strain in South Africa
On-field umpires Shannon Crawford and Nigel Duguid
and fourth umpire Ryan Banwarie reported that Beaton’s elbow extension
appeared not to fall within the 15-degree tolerance range
during the Jamaica Scorpions second innings.
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