Jamaica loses U19 Super50 opener against Guyana

KINGSTON, St. Vincent – ​​Joshua Davies of Trinidad and Tobago and Mawendra Dindyar of Guyana opened the West Indies Men’s Under-19 Super50 Championship with outstanding bowling performances on Tuesday.

Davis’ five wickets helped Trinidad and Tobago win by 31 runs. Leeward IslandsAnd Dindiar’s outstanding performance helped Guyana beat defending champions Jamaica by 13 points in a rain-affected match.

At Arnoldsville, Guyanese bowlers Golcharan Chule and Isai Thorne provided solid support to Dindyar as Jamaica was bowled out for 162 in 34.1 overs. Chule took two runs in 5.1 overs for 29, while West Indies Under-19 bowler Thorne took two runs in nine overs for 39. Jamaican captain Brian Barnes top-scored with two fours and two sixes for 59 off 68 balls, while opener Adrian Weir scored 35.

Earlier, Guyana’s opening bowler Rampetab Ramnos finished with a knock of 45, overcoming the destructive nature of Jamaican bowlers Odell Samuels and Tamari Redwood. Samuels took four wickets in 10 overs for a total of 19 runs, while Redwood took three wickets in 10 overs for a total of 31 runs. Contributions from Riyad Latif (25), Thaddeus Lovell (23) and Isai Thorne (21) helped Guyana to a total of 175 runs in 49.5 overs.

T&T beat Leewards

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At Mount Zion, Joshua Davies was the standout bowler for Trinidad and Tobago, picking up five wickets for 20 runs in 6.4 innings. Fellow bowler Fareez Ali took three wickets for 10 runs in six overs as Leeward Islands were bowled out for 77 runs in 29.4 overs, matching Trinidad and Tobago’s total of 108 runs in 39.4 overs. West Indies Under-19 wicketkeeper-batsman Jewel Andrew top-scored for Leeward Islands with 33 runs, but no other batsman reached 20 runs.

Earlier, sixth-placed Andrew Rambarran scored 39 points as Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) posted a defendable total despite a solid performance from the Leewards, led by Israel Morton and Michael Palmer.

At Parkhill Stadium, the match between Windward Islands and Barbados ended inconclusively due to rain. Barbados finished with 72 for 2 in 10.1 innings, while Windward Islands finished with 192 in 44.4 innings when rain fell. Theo Edward of Windward Islands topped the scoreboard with 55, Stephan Pascal was second with 41 and Kirsten Murray was third with 23. Barbados bowler Jatario Prescod took 3 wickets for 33 runs in 4.4 innings, while spin bowlers Preston Clarke and Saurav Worrell took 2 wickets each.