Guyanese women’s cricket team achieved a commanding eight-wicket victory over Jamaica in the CWI Women’s Regional Super50. The batting efforts of Realeanna Grimmond and Mandy Mangru were key, with a significant partnership leading them to successfully chase down a target of 176 runs, scoring 178 for 2 wickets in 47.1 overs.
In the second match of the CWI Women’s Regional Super50, Guyana achieved an impressive eight-wicket victory against defending champions Jamaica at St. Paul’s Complex in St. Kitts. This win follows a disappointing defeat to Barbados in their previous encounter. Guyana exhibited a strong performance, particularly through the batting prowess of Realeanna Grimmond and Mandy Mangru.
Chasing a target of 176 runs, Grimmond and Mangru established a crucial second-wicket partnership worth 109 runs. This partnership effectively dismantled Jamaica’s defenses. Grimmond scored an unbeaten 72 runs off 131 balls, while Mangru provided solid support with 60 runs from 114 balls. The successful chase culminated in Guyana reaching a total of 178 for 2 wickets in 47.1 overs, sealing their victory convincingly.
Guyana’s aggressive response to their earlier defeat showcases their resilience and strength in the tournament. The effective collaboration between Grimmond and Mangru was vital in dismantling the Jamaican side, highlighting their capability to perform under pressure. This victory not only boosts Guyana’s morale but also positions them as strong contenders in the Regional Women’s Super50.
Original Source: www.stabroeknews.com
