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Henry’s ton lifts Jamaica Women over winless Barbados

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Chinelle Henry scored the first century of this year’s Women’s T20 Blaze for Jamaica Women in their win over Barbados Women.

Chinelle Henry scored the first century of this year’s Women’s T20 Blaze for Jamaica Women in their win over Barbados Women.

KINGSTOWN – Chinelle Hen­ry hit an even, un­beat­en cen­tu­ry, the first of this year’s Women’s T20 Blaze, as de­fend­ing cham­pi­ons Ja­maica Women crushed Bar­ba­dos Women by 62 runs in St Vin­cent on Wednes­day.

Hen­ry’s hero­ics helped Ja­maica re­cov­er from 11-3 to post a com­pet­i­tive 149 for five from their 20 overs at the Arnos Vale Play­ing Field.

Need­ing to score at just over sev­en runs an over, Bar­ba­dos Women were nev­er up to the task and at the end of their 20 overs they had limped to 87 for four to fall to their fourth straight de­feat.

Bar­ba­dos Women start­ed pos­i­tive­ly af­ter Ja­maica elect­ed to bat first with pac­er Shamil­ia Con­nell dis­miss­ing Jo­di­an Mor­gan, Chedean Na­tion and Abi­gail Bryce ear­ly on.

But Hen­ry re­vived the in­nings in a 70-run part­ner­ship with open­er Rasha­da Williams, who scored a pa­tient 25 from 42 de­liv­er­ies.

And when Williams and Ke­neshia Fer­ron per­ished to leave the score 105 for five in the 17th over, Hen­ry dom­i­nat­ed an un­bro­ken 44-run stand with Lena Scott, who con­tributed just three runs.

Hen­ry blud­geoned off spin­ner Nai­jan­ni Cum­ber­batch for 29 runs in the penul­ti­mate over, hit­ting her for five con­sec­u­tive bound­aries to move in­to the 90s.

She then got to her cen­tu­ry of the very last ball of the in­nings, by scam­per­ing two runs off the bowl­ing of Con­nell.

In all, Hen­ry faced 49 balls and struck eight six­es and six fours.

Con­nell was Bar­ba­dos’ best bowler, tak­ing 3-14.

Bar­ba­dos’ bat­ters then strug­gled to get the ball off the square in an unim­pres­sive run chase.

De­spite los­ing just four wick­ets, they nev­er threat­ened the tar­get with Nai­jan­ni Cum­ber­batch scor­ing a laboured 35 off 56 balls, while Asabi Cal­len­der’s un­beat­en knock of 30 re­quired 46 balls.

Neisha-Ann Wai­some took 2-10 for Ja­maica Women.

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Sum­marised scores

JA­MAICA WOMEN 149-5 in 20 overs (Chinelle Hen­ry 100 not out, Rasha­da Williams 25; Shamil­ia Con­nell 3-14) vs BAR­BA­DOS WOMEN 87-4 in 20 overs (Nai­jan­ni Cum­ber­batch 35, Asabi Cal­len­der 30 not out; Neisha-Ann Wai­some 2-10).

Ja­maica Women won by 62 runs.


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