The Guyana Harpy Eagles achieved a decisive victory over Jamaica Scorpions in the CWI 4-Day Championship. Ronaldo Alimohamed and Nial Smith were instrumental, with Alimohamed capturing six wickets and Smith taking four. Guyana scored 339 runs, primarily due to Kevlon Anderson’s 116, ultimately leading Jamaica to be bowled out for just 44 runs.
In a dominant display during the Cricket West Indies (CWI) 4-Day Championship, the Guyana Harpy Eagles, spearheaded by Ronaldo Alimohamed’s impressive six-wicket haul and Nial Smith’s four wickets, bowled out the Jamaica Scorpions for a mere 44 runs. This victory endowed the Harpy Eagles with a commanding lead of 363 runs.
Having commenced their innings at 260 for 5, the Harpy Eagles concluded with a total of 339 runs after 109.2 overs. Kevlon Anderson was the standout performer with the bat, scoring 116 runs, while his teammates, Matthew Nandu, Kemol Savory, and Tagenarine Chanderpaul, chipped in with scores of 61, 48, and 32 runs, respectively.
The bowling prowess of Alimohamed and Smith was pivotal in dismantling Jamaica’s batting lineup, as they executed a swift collapse in just 25 overs, achieving a combined total of 10 wickets to secure Guyana’s firm control in the match.
The cricket match saw the Guyana Harpy Eagles dominate Jamaica Scorpions, with an outstanding performance by Alimohamed and Smith leading to Jamaica’s significantly low score. The Harpy Eagles’ batting was also commendable, highlighted by Kevlon Anderson’s century, further establishing their control in the championship with a substantial lead of 363 runs.
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