The Guyana Harpy Eagles dominated Jamaica in the CWI Four-Day Championship, bowling them out for 44 runs. Ronaldo Alimohamed’s six wickets and Nial Smith’s four facilitated Jamaica’s collapse. Guyana’s batting was anchored by Kevlon Anderson’s 116 runs, leading to a significant 363-run lead.
In a decisive match in the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Four-Day Championship, the Guyana Harpy Eagles dominated the Jamaica Scorpions, leading by 363 runs after Jamaica was bowled out for just 44 runs. Ronaldo Alimohamed was exceptional, taking six wickets, while Nial Smith secured four dismissals to ensure Jamaica’s rapid collapse in only 25 overs.
The Harpy Eagles resumed their innings at 260/5 and concluded at 339 runs after 109.2 overs. Kevlon Anderson was the standout performer, scoring 116 runs, supported by Matthew Nandu, Kemol Savory, and Tagenarine Chanderpaul with contributions of 61, 48, and 32 runs, respectively. This impressive performance sets a commanding stance in the championship for Guyana against Jamaica.
The Guyana Harpy Eagles displayed a remarkable overall performance in the CWI Four-Day Championship, with stellar contributions from both their batting and bowling units. Ronaldo Alimohamed and Nial Smith’s incisive bowling led to Jamaica’s downfall, while Kevlon Anderson’s century solidified Guyana’s lead. This victory highlights Jamaica’s vulnerabilities and positions Guyana strongly in the tournament.
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