The Guyana Harpy Eagles, led by Ronaldo Alimohamed and Nial Smith, dismissed Jamaica Scorpions for just 44 runs, leading the CWI Four-Day Championship by 363 runs. The Harpy Eagles scored 339, with Kevlon Anderson scoring 116, while their bowlers dominated Jamaica, taking all 10 wickets in 25 overs.
In the recent Cricket West Indies (CWI) Four-Day Championship, the Guyana Harpy Eagles showcased their dominance by dismissing the Jamaica Scorpions for a mere 44 runs, leading by a staggering 363 runs. This impressive feat was significantly bolstered by Ronaldo Alimohamed’s six-wicket haul and Nial Smith’s contribution of four wickets.
The Harpy Eagles resumed their innings at 260/5 and concluded with a total score of 339 from 109.2 overs, with Kevlon Anderson emerging as the top scorer with 116 runs. Other notable contributions came from Matthew Nandu, with 61 runs, Kemol Savory scoring 48 runs, and Tagenarine Chanderpaul adding 32 runs to the total.
Jamaica’s innings was exceptionally brief, as they were completely bowled out within just 25 overs, showcasing the effectiveness of Guyana’s fast bowling attack. Alimohamed and Smith’s remarkable performance resulted in a combined total of 10 wickets, sealing a commanding position for the Guyana Harpy Eagles in the championship.
The Guyana Harpy Eagles’ remarkable performance in the CWI Four-Day Championship, highlighted by Ronaldo Alimohamed’s six wickets and Nial Smith’s four, led to Jamaica Scorpions’ swift collapse for 44 runs. Guyana’s innings was solid, with Kevlon Anderson’s century being a standout. Overall, these events significantly enhanced Guyana’s standing in the championship, showcasing their superior bowling capabilities.
Original Source: www.stabroeknews.com
