After being bowled out for 294, Windwards bowled Guyana out for 169.
Batting a second time, Windwards were 48-2
a lead of 173 heading into the third day.
Justin Greaves produced a five-wicket haul..
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Rain then brought an end to the day’s proceedings with the Harpy Eagles : 35-0 off 14.3 overs requiring a further
[size=5]259 runs on the final day for victory.
The pair brought the score up to 54 in the 23rd over
before Preston McSween dismissed Imlach for 25.
Kemol Savory joined Nandu at the crease and lasted 35 balls
before falling to Kenneth Dember for seven in the 31st over.
Captain Leon Johnson made his way to the middle to join Nandu
and the pair put on 55 for the third wicket before Johnson
was dismissed by Darius Martin for 40 in the 46th over.
[size=5][color=blue]The 47th over saw Nandu bring up his half century
The 19-year-old struck 126 vs. Barbados Pride
The 51st over saw the Harpy Eagles lose their fourth wicket
as Anthony Bramble went caught behind off McSween for three.
Just two balls later, 140-4 became 141-5 as Nandu was bowled for a well-compiled 60
As the third round of the West Indies Championship starts
Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will welcome the leading team :
Guyana Harpy Eagles, at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy
on Wednesday, 15 March.
