The Guyana Harpy Eagles triumphed over the Jamaica Scorpions in the CWI Four-Day Championship, securing a victory by dismissing Jamaica for 44 runs, led by Ronaldo Alimohamed’s six wickets and Nial Smith’s four wickets. Guyana set a target of 339 runs, with Kevlon Anderson scoring 116 runs. Guyana leads the match by 363 runs.
In the ongoing Cricket West Indies (CWI) Four-Day Championship, the Guyana Harpy Eagles dominated, dismissing the Jamaica Scorpions for just 44 runs. This performance by the Eagles, spearheaded by Ronaldo Alimohamed with a six-wicket haul and Nial Smith contributing four wickets, allowed them to extend their lead to an impressive 363 runs.
The Harpy Eagles resumed their innings at 260/5, ultimately posting a total of 339 runs over 109.2 overs. Kevlon Anderson was the standout performer, scoring 116 runs, supported by solid contributions from Matthew Nandu (61 runs), Kemol Savory (48 runs), and Tagenarine Chanderpaul (32 runs).
Guyana’s bowlers displayed remarkable efficiency, as Jamaica was bowled out in just 25 overs. Alimohamed and Smith proved to be the critical factors in Jamaica’s rapid collapse, collectively achieving ten dismissals between them, underscoring their team’s assertive control over the match.
The Guyana Harpy Eagles showcased exceptional skill in their recent match against Jamaica in the CWI Four-Day Championship. Following a strong batting performance securing a total of 339 runs, their bowlers executed a dominant strategy that restricted Jamaica to a mere 44 runs. This victory highlighted the effectiveness of their bowling duo, Alimohamed and Smith, cementing Guyana’s commanding lead in the championship.
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