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T&T holds sway against students
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Monday, February 6, 2012
CAVE HILL— Combined Campuses & Colleges, chasing 287 for victory, reached 22 without loss at the tea break against Trinidad & Tobago on the third day of their day/night, first round match in the Regional 4-Day tournament on Sunday at the Three Ws Oval. CCC were undermined by the spin bowling of recent IPL recruit Sunil Narine who celebrated his signing with 5-22 (2-22).
CCC threatened briefly in a third wicket partnership of 32 between Yannick Ottley (32) and Kyle Corbin (25) but once they were separated, they lost their last eight wickets for 51 runs. In their second turn at the crease T&T were indebted to skipper Denesh Ramdin 40 and Narine 34 as they reached 168, leaving the students with over a day to get 287 runs for victory. At lunch time last night in the day/night fixture, the students were 22-0.
Scoreboard
(Up to close of second day)
T&T 1st Inns 229
CCC 1st Inns (o/n 11-1)
RK Currency c Pollard b Gabriel 0
Y Ottley b Narine 32
RA Reifer c & b DJ Bravo 7
KAM Corbin c Ramdin b DJ Bravo 25
NE Bonner b Narine 2
FL Reifer lbw b Narine 9
CAK Walton Ramdin b Narine 0
JO Holder b Narine 0
KR McClean run out (Simmons) 8
RA Austin not out 10
JO Dawes c Cariah b Emrit 8
Extras (lb 2, w 2, nb 6) 10
Total (all out; 54.3 overs) 111
Fall of wickets 1-2, 2-28, 3-60, 4-70, 5-83, 6-83, 7-83, 8-83, 9-91, 10-111
Bowling: Gabriel 12 -5- 27-1, Emrit 3.3 -2-2-1, DJ Bravo 12-3-38 -2, Cariah 11-2-20-0, Narine 16-6-22-5
T&T 2nd inns
LMP Simmons retired hurt 0
AB Barath c Walton b Holder 1
JN Mohammed lbw b Bonner 31
DM Bravo b Holder 1
DJ Bravo c Corbin b Austin 13
D Ramdin not out 36
KA Pollard c Walton b Dawes 9
RR Emrit not out 1
Extras (b 6, lb 4, w 1, nb 3) 14
Total (5 wickets; 36 overs) 106
Fall of wickets 1-5, 2-17, 3-36, 4-82, 5-92
Bowling: KR McClean 6 -1-19 -0, JO Holder 9 -4 -21-2, Austin 7-3-17-1, Dawes 9-2-24-1, Bonner 5 -1-15-1
Bishoo, Permaul bowl Guyana to victory
ROSEAU—Davendra Bisho (4-31) and Verasammy Permaul (4-36) bowled Guyana to a 234-run victory over Leeward Islands on the third day of their first round match in the Regional 4-Day tournament yesterday at Windsor Park.
Scores:
GUYANA 208 (Leon Johnson 52, Narsingh Deonarine 49, Chris Barnwell 22; Gavin Tonge 5-53, Anthony Martin 2-44, Justin Athanaze 2-58) and 226 (assad fudadin 52, Veerasammy Permaul 48, Chris Barnwell 24; Nelson Bolan 4-43)
LEEWARD ISLANDS 98 (Kieran Powell 37; Devendra Bishoo 4-39, Veerasammy Permaul 3-19) and 102 (Tonito Willett 21, Peters 21; Devendra Bishoo 4-31, Veerasammy Permaul 4-36)
Bishoo, Permaul bowl Guyana to victory
ROSEAU—Davendra Bisho (4-31) and Verasammy Permaul (4-36) bowled Guyana to a 234-run victory over Leeward Islands on the third day of their first round match in the Regional 4-Day tournament yesterday at Windsor Park.
Scores:
GUYANA 208 (Leon Johnson 52, Narsingh Deonarine 49, Chris Barnwell 22; Gavin Tonge 5-53, Anthony Martin 2-44, Justin Athanaze 2-58) and 226 (assad fudadin 52, Veerasammy Permaul 48, Chris Barnwell 24; Nelson Bolan 4-43)
LEEWARD ISLANDS 98 (Kieran Powell 37; Devendra Bishoo 4-39, Veerasammy Permaul 3-19) and 102 (Tonito Willett 21, Peters 21; Devendra Bishoo 4-31, Veerasammy Permaul 4-36)
Smith’s ton in vain as J’ca blasts Windwards
KINGSTON—Jamaica defeated Windward Islands by 81 runs on the third day of their first round Regional Four-Day Championship match at Sabina Park yesterday.
Scores:
JAMAICA 180 (Brendan Nash 49 not out, Tamar Lambert 26, Donovan Pagon 23; Garey Mathurin 5-34) and 298 (Chris Gayle 165, Andre Russell 29; Shane Shillingford 6-75, Nelon Pascal 3-76)
WINDWARDS 159 (Nelon Pascal 28, Garey Mathurin 25, Johnson Charles 24; Andrew Richardson 5-36, Odean Brown 2-19, David Bernard Jr 2-38) and 238 (Devon Smith 103, Lyndon James 39, Andre Fletcher 21; Andre Russell 3-16, Nikita Miller 3-65, Chris Gayle 2-51) CMC
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