Leeward Islands 150 and 16 for 2 trail Jamaica 188 and 270 (Bernard 76, Lambert 70, Pagon 55) by 292 runs


An 81-run partnership between Tamar Lambert and David Bernard helped Jamaica tighten their grip on the third day of their opening game of the Carib Beer Cup at the Kaiser Sports Club. After managing a slender 38-run lead in the first innings, Jamaica were reduced to 39 for 4 due to a burst from Wilden Cornwall, the medium pacer. But a steady 55 from Donovan Pagon began the revival before Lambert and Bernard consolidated Jamaica's position. Jamaica ended their second innings on 270 and left Leeward Islands with an uphill task of getting 309 for victory. Jerome Taylor's double strike put Leeward Islands in further trouble as they ended the day on 16 for 2.

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In the wickets as well


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Jamaica v Windwards

Jamaica has upper hand against Windwards

Gros Islet,St. Lucia.......Jamaica put themselves in line to pick up first innings points against the Windward Islands by the close of play on day two of their Carib Cup second round cricket match at the Beausejour Cricket Ground Saturday.

At the close,the Windwards were struggling on 64 for seven in reply to Jamaica's 244 with the left handed St. Lucian Sergio Fedee being the only batsman to reach double figures so far with an unbeaten 35.
Daren Powell,Dave Bernard Jnr,Nikita Miller and Bevan Browne combined to torment the Windwards batsmen.

Resuming on 69 for three on Saturday,Jamaica first lost opener Maurice Kepple who was leg before to the left handed seamer Kenroy Peters for 23.

Jamaica were then 79 for four.

Skipper Tamar Lambert was next to go, run out for 39 and ending a partnership of 66 with Dave Bernard Jnr,Bernard topscored with 49 before he was bowled by Peters and became the sixth wicket to fall.

Carlton Baugh Jnr,played enterprisingly from the start but drove ambitiously at Deighton Butler and was caught behind for 25. Bevan Browne,one and Nikita Miller,seven followed soon afterwards.

Browne fell to Peters while Miller was caught at forward short leg by Craig Emmanuel,off part time bowler Devon Smith,who came on just before tea.

The dismissal of Miller at that stage brought an extended session and tea was only taken when Jerome Taylor was caught by Marvin Noel at mid-on off Shane Shillingford for two, leaving Darren Powell 34 not out.

Peters was the most successful bowler for the Windwards with three for 31, Deighton Butler captured two for 34, Rawl Lewis bagged two for 68 with a wicket apiece going to Smith and Shillingford.

The Windwards started their reply disastrously. Leading batsman Devon Smith was out to the second ball of the innings, smartly caught by Ingram at third slip as he pushed forward to a delivery from Darren Powell.

Powell was to strike again in is second over, this time the debutant Marvin Noel cut a short ball only to see Bevan Brown dive to his right and pull off a stunning catch.

Both openers had gone without scoring and the Windwards were nine for two,Craig Emmnauel was next to fall, leg before to Dave Bernard Jnr who replaced Powell at the northern end to leave the Windwards 31-3.

It soon became 34-4 as Junior Murray was smartly stumped by Carlton Baugh off the left arm orthodox bowler Nikita Miller without scoring,Five runs later Liam Sebastien was leg before for no score to give Miller his second wicket.

The Windwards further lost Darren Sammy to a brilliant left handed catch by Findlay at second slip off Bernard and Windwards captain Rawl Lewis soon followed caught by substitute Keith Hibbert for six,Deighton Butler came in and joined the left handed Fedee and the two saw the Windwards to stumps at 64-7 with Fedee striking three fours off 106 balls to be undefeated on 35,Powell,who did the early damage ended the day with 2-9, Miller 2-7 off 14 overs and Bernard 2-23.

Just received two emails from Dave shortly after yesterdays close of play.

Emails below

Hey how's it going?

All the best for the new year.

I'm missing all that stella too much so i'm coming back in the summer to get some more.

I had a decent first game and i'm looking to carry on from there, hopefully things will blossom throughout the season.

Take care

Scorcher

Comments about Saturdays play

Should have made hundred today but i played a loose shot to the second new ball.

I've gotten a couple of wickets so far and looking for more.

Scorcher

Latest links..................

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http://www.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2...5_AVS_JAM.html

http://www.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2...MOST_RUNS.html


He sent this short email today.....

hey,how's it going?

The wickets weren't there today but it was a decent eight over spell.

http://www.windiescricket.com/Article.asp?id=250426

http://www.windiescricket.com/Article.asp?ID=251047

Carib Beer Cup 2004-05

Jamaica edge Barbados in a thriller

Cricinfo staff

January 24, 2005



Jamaica193 and 116 (Powell 56, Bennett 6-46) beat Barbados 152 and 147 (Wilkinson 61, Powell 4-44) by 10 runs

The Barbados batsmen pushed the self-destruct button, allowing Jamaica to sneak a third successive win in the Carib Beer Cup at the Windward Club in St. Philip.

Set 158 for victory,Barbados folded for just 147,with Kurt Wilkinson (61) the lone exception in a pathetic display.

For Jamaica,Daren Powell performed heroics yet again,after making 56 in the second-innings total of 116 – they were 26 for 7 at one stage – Powell took four Bajan wickets for just 44 as the visitors pulled off a remarkable win. Having slumped to 27 for 5, Barbados never quite recovered, and though Ryan Hurley (27) led a late flourish, Jerome Taylor came back to clean him up and hasten the victory.

Powell fired out Jason Bennett with a yorker to end the game, leaving Bennett to reflect on a match where he had figures of 10 for 82,and still finished on the losing side,Jamaica's last three wickets added 21 in the morning,as Corey Collymore took 4 for 19 to supplement Bennett's superb efforts (6-46).

Unfortunately for Barbados,their batsmen just weren't up to the task.


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http://uk.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/20...-05_TABLE.html

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Guyana 13 for 0 trail Jamaica 410 for 6 dec (Parchment 100, Baugh 100*, Bernard 84, Lambert 61) by 397 runs
Scorecard

Brenton Parchment and Carlton Baugh slammed hundreds as Jamaica piled on the runs on the second day against Guyana at the Sabina Park in Kingston.

Both batsmen scored exactly 100,with Baugh remaining unbeaten when Jamaica declared on 410-6,it was Parchment's maiden first-class century and ended his poor trot which had kept him out of the side so far this season.

David Bernard (84) and Tamar Lambert (61) chipped in with half-centuries as well,helping Jamaica amass a huge total.

Narsingh Deonarine was Guyana's most successful bowler, taking 4-75,Guyana then had three over to bat late in the evening,they negotiated that little passage safely,scoring 13-0.

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CARIB BEER SERIES,ROUND FOUR - Jamaica defeat Guyana



KINGSTON, Jamaica

Jamaica beat Guyana by an innings and 67 runs shortly after lunch on the fourth and final day of their fourth round Carib Beer Series match at Kensington Park on Sunday.

Following on 219 runs behind,Guyana were bowled out for 152, first ball after lunch.

SUMMARISED SCORES:

JAMAICA 410-6 dec

(Carlton Baugh 100 not out,Brenton Parchment 100,Dave Bernard 84,Tamar Lambert 61,Narsingh Deonarine 4-75,Imran Jafferally 2-81).

GUYANA 191

(Narsingh Deonarine 45,Mahendra Nagamootoo 36,Vishal Nagamootoo 33,Daren Powell 3-28,Nikita Miller 3-35)

& 152 (Assad Fudadin 55,Narsingh Deonarine 24,Damodar Daesrath 21 no,Lennox Cush 20,Dwight Washington 3-25,Dave Bernard 3-27,Dwight Stewart 2-12).

Points: Jamaica 12,Guyana 0.

Man of the match:Carlton Baugh (Jamaica).

Dave Bernard shown below

Jamaica roll past Guyana

Jamaica 410-6 dec beat Guyana 191 & 153 (Fudadin 55, Washington 3-25,Bernard 3-27) by an innings and 67 runs

Jamaica clinched their fourth straight win of the Carib Beer Cup, thrashing Guyana by an innings and 67 runs at the Sabina Park in Kingston.

Resuming from 77-5,Guyana were bowled out for 152,with only Assad Fudadin (55) providing any resistance.

Dwight Washington and David Bernard were the most successful bowlers for Jamaica, taking three wickets each,Carlton Baugh, who hit an unbeaten 100 and took four catches,was declared Man of the Match.

The win means that Jamaica now lead the table with 48 points

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http://www.windiescricket.com/Article.asp?ID=254353

http://www.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2...05FEB2005.html

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