Guyana Harpy Eagles Dominate Jamaica Scorpions in CWI Championship

The Guyana Harpy Eagles overwhelmed the Jamaica Scorpions in the CWI Four-Day Championship, dismissing them for 44 runs. Ronaldo Alimohamed and Nial Smith were instrumental, taking 10 wickets combined. Guyana’s batting lineup performed well, leading to a 363-run advantage after resuming their innings at 260/5 and finishing at 339.

In a commanding performance during the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Four-Day Championship, the Guyana Harpy Eagles, spearheaded by Ronaldo Alimohamed and Nial Smith, dismissed the Jamaica Scorpions for a mere 44 runs. This remarkable achievement allowed Guyana to capture a substantial lead of 363 runs.

After beginning the day at 260/5, the Harpy Eagles concluded their innings at 339 all out, with Kevlon Anderson leading the scoring with an impressive 116 runs. Other contributors included Matthew Nandu, Kemol Savory, and Tagenarine Chanderpaul, who posted scores of 61, 48, and 32 runs, respectively.

The match quickly turned in Guyana’s favor as Jamaica’s batting lineup collapsed within just 25 overs. The duo of Alimohamed, who achieved six wickets, and Smith, who garnered four, was pivotal in this rapid dismantling of the opposing side’s batting order, accounting for a total of 10 wickets between them.

The Guyana Harpy Eagles exhibited an exceptional performance in the CWI Four-Day Championship, with notable contributions from both batsmen and bowlers. The six-wicket haul by Ronaldo Alimohamed and four wickets by Nial Smith underscored their dominance, leading to Jamaica’s swift dismissal and establishing a formidable 363-run lead for Guyana. This victory further solidifies Guyana’s position in the tournament.

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