Guyana’s women’s cricket team achieved their third successive win in the CG United Women’s Super50 Cup, defeating Windward Islands by seven wickets. They limited Windward Islands to 97 runs due to strong bowling from Plaffiana Millington and others, before successfully chasing down the target.
In an impressive display of skill and teamwork, Guyana’s women’s cricket team secured their third consecutive victory in the CG United Women’s Super50 Cup by defeating the Windward Islands by seven wickets. The match took place at Conaree Sports Club in St. Kitts & Nevis, during the fourth round of the tournament.
Upon winning the toss, Guyana chose to bowl first, effectively restricting the Windward Islands to a mere 97 runs, which they managed in 38.1 overs. The standout performer in the bowling lineup was Plaffiana Millington, who achieved remarkable figures of 3 wickets for 27 runs from her 10 overs.
Supporting Millington, Cherry-Ann Fraser and Ashmini Munisar excelled by taking 2 wickets each, conceding 16 and 18 runs, respectively. Additional contributions to the bowling effort came from Sheneta Grimmond, Niya Latchman, and Kaysia Schultz, who each claimed a wicket, further ensuring a dominant performance by the bowling side.
Chasing a modest target, Guyana comfortably reached 100 runs, with significant contributions from their batswomen, thereby sealing the match with a seven-wicket margin. This victory underscores their growing prowess in the tournament and continues to build momentum for the team in the competition.
In conclusion, Guyana’s women’s cricket team demonstrated exceptional skill and determination in their latest match against the Windward Islands, winning by seven wickets. With a strong performance in both bowling and batting, they not only secured their third win in a row but also showcased their potential as serious contenders in the CG United Women’s Super50 Cup. Their adept bowling, highlighted by Plaffiana Millington’s outstanding figures, effectively limited the Windward Islands’ scoring, leading to a comfortable chase for their batswomen. This victory places Guyana in a favorable position as they progress through the tournament.
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