Barbados Cricket Association article.

Bridgetown, Barbados - The Eightieth Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) was scheduled to be held at Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre on Thursday, July 31, 2014. 

Due, however, to a lack of a quorum, in accordance with Rule # 30 (c) (ii) of the BCA’s rules the AGM has been adjourned until Thursday August 7, 2014 at 5.30 pm at Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre. 

The Twelfth Special Meeting of Members which had been scheduled for Thursday August 7, 2014 at Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre has now been re-scheduled for Thursday August 14, 2014 at 5.30 pm on the second floor of the 3W’s Stand at Kensington Oval. 

The agendas for both meetings have already been circulated to Members and remain unchanged. 

The BCA regrets any inconvenience which this change in the original schedules may cause to its Members.

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Cricinfo article.

Bridgetown, Barbados - Former West Indies opening batsman Gordon Greenidge on batting at the top, playing India's spin quartet, and that Lord's chase in 1984.

Subash Jayaraman: What is essential for an opening batsman, in Test matches, especially?

Gordon Greenidge: You have to have a serious portion of self-confidence to get the job done. You have to be technically able to withstand the pressure and know when to apply pressure. It is not a position a lot of people would put their hands up and say "Yes, I will do it." You need to set the tone for the day and a platform for the team to build on.

SJ: The odds of failure are much higher when you are opening the batting and the ball is swinging all over the place. How does one gain that confidence?

GG: It is not that you get thrust into that position. It takes a special type of person to want to do that job. You know, you have to be very focused technically, well groomed, and be able to absorb a lot of tension and pressure that goes into the job.

SJ: I am assuming you can put pressure on the opposition in two ways - by attacking the bowlers and scoring a lot of runs, and where you defend all day and not give them your wicket?

GG: I don't think defence is more "all day", but some days or games where you have to bat very hard because you need to keep the opposition out there and develop a score, because the pitch and the conditions may not be suitable to the way you want to play. It means you have to curb your normal way of play and be very stubborn and focused to get the job done. That technical side of you is what is going to carry you through.

SJ: We have seen batsmen of all kinds open the batting. Some very aggressive, some very defensive. How do you define that balance?

GG: I like to feel I am going to take the fight to the bowlers. I believe when I take the fight to you, I make you change your game plan. It didn't always work, of course, but I thought this was the best game plan for me.

SJ: When would you say a batsman is ready to open in Tests, in terms of age, experience, the amount of first-class runs?

GG: A lot of individuals choose where they prefer to play. That is not the case with Nos. 1, 2 and 3, because those are the positions for people who are groomed, who groom themselves. Persons at Nos. 4, 5, 6 or 7 could alternate, because they are very similar positions. I only batted down the order a couple of times when playing international cricket. I am not certain I would be suited to go in any lower than 1 or 2, because to have sat there waiting to go in would not have worked out for me.

SJ: Was there a point in time where you thought, "I am made to be an opening batsman"?

GG: Not made to be. I wanted to do it. I couldn't honestly feel I could have been anything other than an opening batsman, regardless of whether someone thought my technique to be good or not as good as it should be. I tried to make that position my own. If anyone wanted to come into the team, it had to be a case where someone was seriously ill, or had an injury, because there is no way I would give my position to someone else.

SJ: What was the role of county cricket in sharpening your role as an opening batsman?

GG: I suppose what helped is the regular games you had to play on varying types of wickets. There were seasons of county cricket on uncovered pitches; they started the season with pitches which were very green, and some of them played very true; some played low, some seamed a lot. So from season to season, you had to make some adjustments to the game. That helped make my game more compact.

SJ: What was the role of beach cricket in your youth?

GG: One of the favourite things of beach cricket is that some guys stood more on the back foot, because the bowler was waiting for the water to come on to the hard part of the sand and the ball just skidded. They would bowl very short and the batsmen just sat back on the back foot and pulled or cut. I wasn't a great puller or cutter. I was more of a front-foot player. I did play a lot of beach cricket, it was fun. Beach cricket, or cricket at the school in the evening, used to last for weeks. Guys used to bat for weeks. If you couldn't get them out, the next day you can't get the bat back.

You had to learn to bowl your heart out. It is only the person who bowls who gets a chance to bat. If you are fielding for the whole while, you are not going to bat.

SJ: How did you switch on and off between deliveries in Test matches?

GG: You focus on various things around you, like the pitch. You gather your thoughts. The hardest one is after each session, because after you have sat for a while you have to come back and say, "This is the beginning of the innings." You cannot and shouldn't be saying, "I am continuing from where I left off." Yes, runs are on the board, but the whole cycle has to start - your feelings, your footwork, the coordination, the timing on the ball.

SJ: Opening batsmen generally tend to be really good at facing pacers and seamers and not so good perhaps against spinners. In your time you had to face some of the best spinners in the game, especially against India. What did you do to prepare against them?

GG: Technique comes in to play again. You have to develop that skill. I am happy to have gotten the opportunity to play against the great spinners in that time. India had four excellent spinners, and that was my first tour. There is a sense of fear when you play these spinners, because you know the calibre of the players you are facing. But you have to play what is happening on that day. You can't go that far back anymore because then you are just playing the experience and the calibre of the person in the past. Today may be the day that the person is not spinning so much, his length is not good.

I was a big reader of spin. I did use my feet when I thought it was necessary, and was very watchful of the ball. I read more off the pitch than in the air. I was able to cope with it reasonably well. In that first tour, it did me a lot of good to deal with the four great spinners that India had. I was able to survive and score runs.

SJ: Were there subtle changes in your technique, depending on whether you are playing in England or Australia or India, in terms of movement in the crease and the grip on the bat?

GG: Not too much movement in the crease, as you have to stay still. Your head needs to stay still when you are watching the ball to get a better view of what is happening. To move around the crease, you may bat leg stump, sometimes middle and leg, sometimes middle stump, or your head goes a little further to the off stump than where you are looking at. I don't want to play too many balls out of my line of head, especially if the ball is shaping away. Even so, you need to be watchful, because some balls go straight and some will come back. I am certain that bowlers delivered deliveries to shape away from the batters, but it may hit the wrong side of the seam and cut back at you. You have to watch very carefully.

SJ: As a front-foot batsman, what were the shots you liked to play and shots you avoided?

GG: It depends on the delivery you receive. Don't premeditate. When you have seen the delivery, your experience and practice will tell you this is the shot you are playing to it.

SJ: Did you ever compare yourself to other opening batsmen of your time, like Sunil Gavaskar?

GG: I don't make comparisons. You look at those players and appreciate how they got their job done. Some looked very subdued, very quiet in their approach, and some were explosive. You develop your skills the best way you can and deal with it. A lot of people didn't want to be [Geoffrey] Boycott. I thought he was technically excellent. Boycott could play a lot of attacking shots when he got in the mood. England would be very happy he was in that position, because otherwise they would have been bowled out for a much lower score.

SJ: Could you talk a bit about your partnership with Desmond Haynes?

GG: We didn't see a lot of each other outside of cricket, although we didn't live far apart. But the team, the dressing room, the camaraderie, the relationship, the partnership was good. A great understanding had developed over a number of years. There were times where we felt we didn't call enough. We looked up and mostly knew it was a yes and we could have run it. It is not something that you want to practise or have the youngsters practise. It was just an understanding that had developed over a number of years. He would sometimes be the aggressor, or I would. We always had a battle on. He wanted to face the first ball, and I would say, "No, you haven't matured yet." I wouldn't just let him.

SJ: There might have been spells or times when one of you says "You are not in the zone", so you let the other batsman take the strike as much as possible.

GG: That has happened on quite a few occasions. We were able to rotate to make sure the person who was playing better on the day received more of the bowlers who were more troublesome in that particular case.

SJ: You had Viv Richards, Clive Lloyd and Larry Gomes coming after you. Did that free your mind to go out and play?

GG: It was a case where you played the game the way you want to play. That was the freedom given to the players. Don't be inhibited in any way. This made you happy and comfortable. I think in that 16-year period we didn't play more than 25 or 30 players at the most. That is perhaps not heard of.

SJ: Could you elaborate on that Lord's innings and whatever else sticks in your mind as being your very best?

GG: The Lord's Test in 1984 wasn't a planned situation. The score of 340 runs in two sessions and maybe an hour - it is not a score that you will say: "We will measure it." There is no way that you could have done that. You could have liked to start off with a flurry of runs and developed the score before the first break. You hope you can reach that so you can give a more forceful challenge in the next two sessions. It wasn't like we sat down in the dressing room saying, "We will do this." I cannot recall exactly how it happened. I saw what was coming, played a shot to the delivery. I got dropped in the latter part of the innings. You play the game the way you saw it.

On my part, there was an innings in 1976 at Old Trafford that was more planned. We ended up getting bowled out for just over 200 runs. I batted right through the innings. That innings was more set in my subconscious than anything else, because of what happened in that particular match. It wasn't a pitch where you should be bowled out. The bowler wasn't a demon bowler, he was a seam bowler. We weren't pressured in any way. That was one of those days where you could not have foreseen what happened. We lost so many wickets in such a short time for so few runs. It meant that the battle was twice as hard.

SJ: In the Lord's Test, it wasn't some random bowlers. You had Bob Willis, Ian Botham, Neil Foster and Derek Pringle coming at you. And it was a day-five pitch. Once you got in and got a flurry of runs and got to the first break, what was your thinking process when you came back out?

GG: We were only about 40-odd runs in the first session. We still needed 300 runs. We just wanted to bat out the next two sessions and not create a crisis out there. It could have easily happened that we could have chased down the next 290 or 300 runs in two sessions. But come on, it may occur now, because teams are scoring 400 in a day, but back then if you scored 300 in a day in the first innings, you did exceptionally well. It was either a case where you had runs, maybe seven wickets, or you got bowled out. If you are looking at 280, you did very well in the day.

Yes, you knew the calibre of the bowlers. But like I said, you don't play the man, you play what you see, regardless of the reputation. You know what you can do. But you play what you see. If you play the calibre of the bowler, then you are probably 30% to 40% beaten already.

SJ: Haynes gets out when the score is 57. Larry Gomes comes in. There is a phenomenal partnership. You go for the next session break and come back out. Now it is a definite possibility that you can take it down. What was said in the dressing room?

GG: Once we got to the last hour, we probably had less than 80 runs or 100 runs to get. We still had nine wickets and we thought: we'll give it a thrash. We had to continue playing how we were playing - start all over again, playing what you see in front of you at the time. We got a chance to increase the tempo and we did that. You don't plan it. I can't think anyone is going to plan 340 runs in five hours, regardless of who you are playing against.

Larry is a very pragmatic player. He was quite explosive in that innings as well. A lot of you don't look at the way Larry played, the role he played. The sort of mentions that I get for what I did... Larry played an exceptional innings too. When we discussed the matter about him getting his hundred, it wasn't a matter to him at all. He said, "Let's get the game over with." That was brilliant. History was to be created that day, and we had done so.

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WICB Media Release.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana – The West Indies Cricket Board announced on Wednesday that the local organising committee of the Regional Under-19 Tournament has changed the venues for three matches in the One-day competition currently taking place here.

First, the third round match between hosts Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago carded for Thursday, August 7 will now be played at Bourda Oval, the historic former international venue here.

Secondly, the fourth round match between T&T and Jamaica scheduled for Saturday, August 9, will now be played at the Demerara Cricket Club.

And finally, the seventh and final round match between Windward Islands and the Jamaicans set for Wednesday, August 13, will also be played at Bourda Oval.

SQUADS

BARBADOS: Joshua Drakes (captain), Chad Williams (vice captain), Leniko Boucher, Alex Fergusson, Lee-Germon Gaskin, Akil Greenidge, Keon Harding, Matthew Jones,

Nicholas Kirton, Neil Persaud, Tarik Shorey, Shamar Springer, Jafari Toppin, Dikembe Wilson

GUYANA: Brian Sattaur (captain), Sharaz Ramcharran (vice captain), Balchan Baldeo, Daniel Basdeo, Tagenarine Chandrapaul, Shimron Hetmyer, Askay Homray, Keon Morris, Keemo Paul, Steven Sankar, Kemol Sevory, Niall Smith, Daimon Waldron, Akel Wallace

ICC AMERICAS: Vibhav Altekar, Onias Bascome, Arsh Buch, Nikhil Dutta, Stephan Joseph, Aniket Joshi, Armaan Kapoor, Tre Manders, Muhammad Farhan Malik, Muhammad Khan, Arjun Parikh, Keifer Phill, Delray Rawlins, Trevis Ross, Micah Simons; (NOTE: Captaincy will rotate as a development opportunity).

JAMAICA: Ramaal Lewis (captain), Nicholas Walters (vice captain), Ryon Burnett, Shahid Crooks, Ramone Francis, Leroy Lugg, Abijai Mansingh, Odaine McCatty, Romaine Morris, Mark Parchment, Odean Smith, Oshane Thomas, George Walker, Malcolm Whyte

LEEWARD ISLANDS: Jeremiah Louis (captain), Alzarri Joseph (vice captain), Colin Archibald, Therone Bussue, Kacey Carty, Jaeel Clarke, Mohit Hingorani, Asharn Hodge, Shaquille Martina, Ross Powell, Kenrick Scott, Mrinal Wadwha, Dion West, Saeed Williams

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO: Jeremy Solozano (captain), Amir Jangoo (vice captain), Jesse Bootan,

Camillo Carimbocas, Brian Christmas, Tevin Jadoo, Brandon Jaggernauth, Justin Joseph, Keron Kanhai, Jemeel Maniram, Anderson Phillip, Samuel Roopnarine, Akil Seetal, Shane Smith

WINDWARD ISLANDS: Roland Cato (captain), Kershaskie Jno Lewis (vice captain), Doran Edwards, Melvin Gordon, Kharmal Hamilton, Sherman Hooper, Deron Hypolite, Ryan John, Anson Latchman, Sherman Lewis, Obed McCoy, Craig Phillip, Gidron Pope, Tonis Simon

RESULTS OF MATCHES

3-Day Tournament

July 22 to 24

Jamaica beat Barbados by 6 wickets – Everest

Windwards beat Trinidad & Tobago by an innings and 21 runs – Enmore

Guyana drew with Leeward Islands – National Stadium

July 26 to 28

Trinidad & Tobago drew with Barbados – National Stadium

Leeward Islands beat Jamaica by 2 wickets – Demerara Cricket Club

Guyana beat Windward Islands by 4 wickets – Everest

July 30 to August 1

Barbados beat Leeward Islands by 8 wickets – Enmore

Guyana beat Trinidad & Tobago by an innings and 41 runs – Bourda Oval

Jamaica drew with Windward Islands – National Stadium

1-Day Tournament

August 4

Trinidad & Tobago beat ICC Americas by 164 runs – Demerara Cricket Club

Jamaica beat Barbados by 8 wickets – Bourda Oval

Guyana beat Leeward Islands by 76 runs – Enmore

(Windward Islands bye)

August 5

Barbados beat Windward Islands by 2 wickets – Demerara Cricket Club

Guyana beat ICC Americas by 49 runs – Bourda Oval

Jamaica vs Leeward Islands, no result – Wales

(Trinidad & Tobago bye)

August 7

Guyana vs Trinidad & Tobago – Bourda Oval

Leeward Islands vs Windward Islands – Enmore

Jamaica vs ICC Americas – Everest

(Barbados bye)

August 9

Leeward Islands vs Barbados – Everest

Trinidad & Tobago vs Jamaica – Demerara Cricket Club

ICC Americas vs Windward Islands – Wales

(Guyana bye)

August 10

Guyana vs Jamaica – Bourda Oval

Barbados vs ICC Americas – Demerara Cricket Club

Windward Islands vs Trinidad & Tobago – Enmore

(Leeward Islands bye)

August 12

ICC Americas vs Leeward Islands – National Stadium

Guyana vs Windward Islands – Albion

Trinidad & Tobago vs Barbados – Everest

(Jamaica bye)

August 13

Windward Islands vs Jamaica – Bourda Oval

Leeward Islands vs Trinidad & Tobago – Demerara Cricket Club

Guyana vs Barbados – National Stadium

(ICC America bye)

August 15

The Final

WICB Media Release.

WATCH LIVE: Barbados v Dominica (Round 1)

Broadcast live streaming video on Ustream

The Regional Women's Super50 Tournament bowls off today across three venues on the island of Dominica. You can watch a live webcast of the match at Windsor Park where hosts Dominica are taking on Barbados.

Live online text updates are available @windieswomen on Twitter and on Windies Cricket on Facebook. Interval updates of the other three matches happening in Round 1 will be carried throughout the day.

Other Round 1 matches happening today:

Grenada v Trinidad & Tobago – Grandbay Playing Field

Guyana v Jamaica – Benjamin Park

St Vincent & the Grenadines v St. Lucia – Botanical Gardens

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Barbados Cricket Association article.

Bridgetown, Barbados - Summarised scores and results of play in Series 4 matches of the 2014 BCA Intermediate three-day Championship on July 5, 12 & 19:

ZONE A

At Briar Hall:

Alexandra beat Esso Tweedside Maxwell by seven wickets.

Maxwell 104 all out (N. Forde 31, D. Edwards 12, G. Mapp 11; K. Burrowes 3-20, S. Haynes 2-18, K. Vanterpool 2-20) and 192 all out (Shane Blenman 106, G. Mapp 19, K. Bostic 19, T. Payne 14; J. Bishop 3-34).

Alexandra 210-6 declared and 90-3 (J. Bishop 38 not out, M. Hinds 20, D. Babb 17; T. Payne 2-27).

Points: Alexandra 8, Maxwell 0.

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At Waterford ‘A’:

Drawn.

Nicholls Baking Combermere 222 all out and 161-2 declared (Dashawn Sylvain 65, Shaquille Jones 50, J. Yarde 26 not out; S. Thornton 2-45).

Windward 122 all out (A. Branch 14, S. Thornton 13, N. Atkins 11; Renaldo Callender 5-36, J. Yarde 2-29) and 147-5 (Pierre Ashby 68, Sean Thornton 65; A. Boyce 4-25).

Points: Combermere 3, Windward 1.

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At Beckles Road:

Drawn.

YMPC 203 all out (Calvin Watson 55, W. Lashley 37, J. Brathwaite 31, J. Rollins 20, D. Lorde 16, T. Small 14; Kamal Sealy 5-25, S. Graham 2-22) and 130-5 (J. Brathwaite 38, C. Watson 34, J. Manning 10).

ICBL Empire 225 all out (Andrew Glasgow 76, A. Tudor 29, S. Graham 24, R. Glasgow 23; R. Knight 3-27, C. Watson 2-17, W. Lashley 2-47) and 78-5.

NB: Played July 5, 12 & 13

Points: Empire 3, YMPC 1.

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At Desmond Haynes Oval:

Earthworks Melrose beat Digicel Carlton by four wickets.

Carlton 249 all out and 94-6 declared (L. Johnson 25, J. Holder 23; K. Greene 3-34).

Melrose 178 all out and 178-6 (Jamar Hollingsworth 61, S. King 38, A. Connell 39, V. Patrick 19, K. Greene 11).

Points: Melrose 8, Carlton 3.

NB: Played July 5, 12 & 13.

BYE: Wildey.

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ZONE B

At Shorey Village:

Drawn.

Global Tuition Harrison College 165 all out (Shaquille Payne 55, B. Sealy 29, C. Edwards 20 not out, T. Mason 15, D. Taylor 11, M. Shepherd 10; P. Headley 4-48, A. Leacock 3-35) and 152-7 (Shaquille Payne 61, T. Mason 27 not out, M. Shepherd 25, B. Sealy 12; T. Drakes 3-17).

Conrad Hunte 163 all out (C. Payne 60 not out, E. Riley 20, W. Rock 17, K. Odaine 17; Corey Edwards 5-34, M. Shepherd 2-24). 

Points: Harrison College 3, Conrad Hunte 1.

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At St. Stephen’s Hill:

KFC Ellerslie beat Lords by nine wickets.

Lords 236 all out (Byron Agard 73 not out, E. O’neale 36, S. Hinds 36, J. Hinds 21, D. Hinds 20, D. Johnson 14; Ja-Meil Skeete 7-49) and 145-4 declared (Douglas Johnson 71 not out, E. O’neale 41, S. Hinds 14; K. Evelyn 2-32).

Ellerslie 115 all out and 267-1 (Shakib Kellman 167 not out - 129 balls, 18 fours, 9 sixes; Demario Richards 81 not out).

Points: Ellerslie 8, Lords 3.

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At Bayville:

Wonderbread Bayville beat Sagicor UWI by two wickets.

UWI 119 all out (Chris King 50, J. Bramble 26, N. Alleyne 19; A. Clarke 4-29, D. Layne 4-36) and 131 all out (Cleton Payne 67, A. Alleyne 26, J. Bramble 18; G. Hooper 3-27, D. Layne 3-42).

Bayville 130 all out (A. Clarke 28 not out, C. Harris 19, D. Layne 18, G. Hooper 15; J. Ferdinand 4-29, A. Alleyne 3-9) and 122-8 (W. Lovell 39, J. John 26, R. Goodman 16, G. Hooper 12 not out, C. Harris 10; J. Ferdinand 3-27, L. Buchanan 4-39).

Points: Bayville 8, UWI 0.

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At KMV Oval:

Rocklyn Hardware Isolation Cavaliers beat ELD Belleplaine by four wickets.

Belleplaine 212 all out (Rico Scott 81, Marco Clarke 51, J. Henry 19, K. Mayers 12; A. Haynes 4-52, S. Parris 2-21, J. Bullen 2-46) and 213 all out (Ken Mayers 116, M. Clarke 23, C. Greene 18, A. Yearwood 16, W. Beckles 14; D. Alleyne 4-67, J. Bullen 2-30, J. Bowen 2-54).

Isolation Cavaliers 252-6 declared (Jeremy Bowen 78, Shaquille Parris 56, W. Alleyne 34, K. Herbert 33 not out, D. Richards 22; M. Clarke 2-58) and 175-6 (Dale Richards 56, J. Doughlin 43, S. Parris 24, K. Herbert 23; J. Henry 2-47).

Points: Isolation Cavaliers 8, Belleplaine 0.

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At Psychiatric:

Drawn.

Psychiatric Hospital 219 all out (Rico Headley 55, A. Alleyne 48, R. Burrowes 37, K. Knight 11, S. Greenidge 10; K. Callender 4-36, A. Nathaniel 3-21) and 121-8 declared (R. Burrowes 31, A. Caddle 21, Willoughby 16, R. Headley 14, A. Alleyne 14, S. Greenidge 14; A. Nathaniel 3-37, K. Caddle 2-16, K. Gibson 2-38).

Police 145 all out (C. Linton 41, S. Hill 21 not out, K. Thompson 19, K. Gibson 10, R. Yearwood 10; K. Knight 4-37, D. Wilson 2-13, A. Caddle 2-21) and 36-1 (A. Sargeant 17 not out, D. Sargeant 14 not out).

Points: Psychiatric Hospital 3, Police 1.

ZONE C

At Paragon:

Drawn.

BDF 138 all out (Zikomo Cozier 54 not out, S. Mayers 22, J. Joseph 15; Shavel Griffith 5-65, A. Campbell 4-17) and 236-3 declared (Shane Mayers 108 not out, Kyle Franklin 96).

Mount Gay North Stars 182 all out (J. Gibbons 49, J. Yearwood 22, S. Skeet 21 not out, K. Carrington 17 not out, D. Leacock 12, A. Skeete10, T. Toppin 10, I. Brome 10; D. Burham 3-28, B. Johnson 3-38, R. Griffith 2-43) and 164-8 (I. Brome 39, J. Yearwood 28, A. Skeete 20, T. Toppin 18, S. Griffith 17 not out, J. Gibbons 15, S. Skeete 13; S. Howell 4-55).

Points: North Stars 3, BDF 1.

At Society ‘A’:

Drawn.

BFS 136 all out (L. Blake 23, A. Brathwaithe 18, J. Bernadin 17, R. Phillips 17 not out; D. Miller 3-31, J. Hoyte 3-34) and 256-6 declared (Athelbert Brathwaite 66, L. Blake 39, B. Shepherd 42 not out, A. Browne 35, S. Sargeant 14, J. Codrington 11 not out; J. Goddard 4-83).

Milo Lodge 107 all out (J. Goddard 31, D. Miller 14, J. Hoyte 12 not out; J. Bernadin 4- 47, A. Brathwaite 2- 7, A. Bowen 2-13) and 191-9 (D. Sean Miller 59, J. Goddard 38, J. Hoyte 38, K. Drakes 17; A. Bowen 4-47, b. Shepherd 2-35, J. Bernadin 2-35).

Points: BFS 3, Lodge 1.

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At Wotton:

Wotton beat Central by 123 runs.

Wotton 83 all out (M. McCarthy 19, K. Patterson 13, P. Taylor 12; Oliver Hinkson 5-20, C. Grant 3-22) and 219-9 declared (Jere Pile 40 not out, C. Charles 39, O. Seale 32, J. Sealy 27, K. Yearwood 16, P. Taylor 16, K. Patterson 13, Keith Seale 13; Dwayne Alleyne 3-36, Darren Alleyne 2-43; Michael Bowen 2-16).

Central 120 all out (M. Wiltshire 19, M. Willoughby 18, R. Hinkson 16, Dwayne Alleyne 15, Darren Alleyne 13 not out; O. Seale 4-44, K. Yearwood 2-36) and 59 all out (D. Pitt 15, M. Wiltshire 12 not out, Cleveland Grant 12, Matthew Willoughby 11; Keith Seale 4-14, Mark Seale 2-6).

Points: Wotton 8, Central 3.

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At Belleplaine:

ESA Field Pickwick beat Alleyne by 119 runs.

Pickwick 265-2 declared (Dru Glasgow 117, Raymond Bynoe 100 not out) and 107-9 declared (R. Bynoe 23, R. Edwin 18, R. Daisley 15 not out, S. Browne 14, C. Dottin 13, D. Glasgow 12; Ricardo Yarde-Steede 6-29, A. Rock 3-34).

Alleyne 180 all out (A. Rock 49, K. Bridgeman 36, J. Sampson 19, R. Yarde-Steede 13, J. Grimes 15; R. Edwin 5-39, R. Bynoe 4-51) and 73 all out (M. Burgess 19, A. Ifill 13; Damien Farley 5-20, R. Edwin 4-28).

Points: Pickwick 8, Alleyne 0.

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At Boscobelle:

Walkers’ Logistics Boscobelle beat C.O.W Equipment Malvern by two wickets.

Malvern 134 all out (Anthony Young 41, R. Dublin 25, J. Jordan 21, C. Payne 12, A. Towler 12; J. Boyce 3-20, W. Sobers 2-21) and 245 all out (Aubrey Towler snr 72, R. Dublin 64, R. Forde 44, M. King 24; W. Sobers 4-46).

Boscobelle 303 all out (Mark Phillips 88, Jamal Boyce 49, S. Joseph 38, K. Jordan 23 not out, W. Sobers 20, T. Edwards 11, R. Rouse 11; D. Davis 4-26, R. Forde 3-72) and 81-2 (M. Phillips 42, S. Joseph 12 not out, D. Lopez 11).

Points: Boscobelle 8, Malvern 0.

NB: Played July 12, 19 & 20.

ZONE D

At Dayrells Road:

Drawn.

Pine Hill Dairy St. John Cultural 201 all out (Richard Young 72, A. Harewood 28, S. Howard 20, A. Howell 19, R. Jordan 12, J. Alleyne 10, S. Prescod 10; K. Craigg 4-26, J. Stuart 2-47, E. Walrond 2-48) and 259 all out (Richard Young 61, Richmael Jordan 54, Shannon Prescod 45, A. Harewood 41 not out, J. Holder 24; Akeem Lynch 5-44, E. Walrond 2-79).

CounterPoint Wanderers 260 all out (Jamar Trotman 57, Jerome Stuart 56, M. Forde 36, A. Catwell 33, J. Ince 30, E. Walrond 21, A. Lynch 11; R. Young 4-68, R. Jordan 4-88) and 106-3 (Marvin Forde 38, A. Catwell 35 not out; R. Jordan 2-50).

Points: Wanderers 3, SJC 1.

At Friendship:

CGI Maple beat Premix & Precast Yorkshire by six wickets.

Yorkshire 150 all out (A. Ifill 47, G. Dash 28, D. Jackman 15, T. Murray 13, S. Boyce 13; Kemar Stanford 6-46, T. Greaves 2-39) and 160 all out (A. Ifill 31, T. Hoyte 26, T. Murray 20, S. Boyce 19, I. Hall 19, G. Dash 14; Don O'neal 5-44).

Maple 121 all out (Shawn Ramsay 36, K. Payne 20, S. Stanford 13, K. Stanford 11; C. Persaud 4-45, D. Dalrymple 3-25, T. Hoyte 3-32) and 191-4 (Haroon Austin 86, P. Agard 47 not out, K. Payne 28, S. Stanford 14).

Points: Maple 8, Yorkshire 3.

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At Content:

BRC beat Dewar’s Diamondshire by seven wickets.

Diamondshire 264-7 declared (including 25 penalty runs) (Patrick Jackman 104, Livingstone Worrell 52, R. Boyce 22, M. Griffith 19, K. Gibbons 17, R. Jackman 15; R. Brathwaite 2-46, S. Hinds 2-56) and 110 all out (P. Jackman 44; R. Brathwaite 4-16, E. Batson 2-33).

BRC 183 all out (Adrian Maynard 64, D. Walrond 34, D. Small 29, A. Rollins 12, E. Watson 11; Marty Griffith 6-61) and 157-3 (Anthony Walrond 53 not out, E. Watson 43, D. Small 15, D. Selman 14; K. Clarke 2-27).

Points: BRC 8, Diamondshire 3.

At Bayfield:

Brathwaite's Construction/Republic Bank St. Catherine beat Coleridge & Parry by an innings and 261 runs.

St. Catherine 457-7 declared (Chad Proverbs 157, Chad Puckerin 150, Dario Cumberbatch 64, S. Byer 28, S. Griffith 26; S. Atkinson 6-89).

Coleridge & Parry 90 all out (R. White 37 not out, S. Atkinson 15, D. Springer 12; C. Puckerin 3-27, D. Cumberbatch 2-15) and 106 all out (R. White 38, S. Slocombe 13, D. Springer 15, J. Murray 11; C. Puckerin 3-36, R. Kellman 2-16).

Points: St. Catherine 8, Coleridge & Parry 0.

At Queen’s Park:

BCA to rule on the outcome.

Old Brigand Dover 132 all out and 92-5.

Massey Stores Spartan 236 all out. 

NB: Played July 5, 12 and August 2.

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Standings after Series 4: (NB: Series 2 rescheduled until November 15, 22 & 23).

ZONE A: Alexandra 19, Combermere 14, Carlton 11, Melrose 10, Empire 7, Wildey 7, YMPC 5, Windward 2, Maxwell 0.

ZONEB: Isolation Cavaliers 24, Ellerslie 16, Belleplaine 16, Bayville 14, Police 9, UWI 6, Conrad Hunte 5, Lords 4, Harrison College 4, Psychiatric Hospital 4.

ZONE C: North Stars 19, Lodge 17, Wotton 12, BDF 12, Boscobelle 10, Central 11, BFS 9, Alleyne 8, Pickwick 8, Malvern 3.

ZONE D: Maple 24, Yorkshire 16, Dover 16 (2), Wanderers 14, St. Catherine 11, Spartan 11 (2), BRC 8, Diamondshire 4, Coleridge & Parry 0, SJC 2.

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Roseau, Dominica - The Regional Women's Super50 bowled off across Dominica yesterday with matches in both Group A and Group B taking place in four venues on the island.

The highlight of the day was the low scores in all of the matches that got the tournament going. Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago registered victories in Group A, while St Vincent and the Grenadines and Guyana won in Group B.

GROUP A - BARBADOS v DOMINICA AT WINDSOR PARK: After winning the toss and electing to bat first, Barbados demolished hosts, Dominica, in less than half-day, skittling out their opponents for just 52 in 20.3 overs. There were five ducks in the Dominican innings which saw just one batter getting into double figures.

Tiffany Graham top scored with 12 while Talima Ismael had the second highest score of seven. Leading the destruction for the Bajans was Shamilia Connell, who spear-headed the attack. The pacer finished with figures of 6-31 from her 10 overs.

In return, Barbados romped to their target in 7.4 overs with opener, Hayley Matthews, hitting an aggressive 36 from 28 balls. Her knock included four boundaries. Barbados lost just two wickets along the way, getting to 54/2 to complete an eight-wicket win.

Dominica Innings: 52 All Out (20.3 Overs). Tiffany Graham 12, Talima Ismael 7, Stacey Adrien 6, Pearl Etienne 1; Shamillia Conelle 10-1-31-6, Deandra Dottin 4-1-7-0, Shaquana Quintyne 6-14-1-1, Malissa Howard 0.3-0-0-1.

Barbados Innings: 54/2 (7.4 Overs). Hayley Matthews 36*, Kycia Knight 8, Shaquana Quintyne 4, Kyshona Knight 0*; Pearl Etienne 4-0-21-0, Annica Benjamin 3.4-0-33-0.

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GROUP A T&T v GRENADA AT GENEVA PLAYING FIELD: A five-wicket haul from Stephanie Ramcharan blew away Grenada as Trinidad and Tobago kicked off their 2014 Regional Women's Super50 with a six-wicket victory over Grenada.

After opting to bowl first, Anisa Mohammed's side skittled out Grenada in less than 20 overs for just 36 runs. No batter on the Grenadian team got into double figures. Ramcharan finished with 5-20, only being able to complete seven overs. Gaitri Seetahal also chipped in with three wickets for one run.

The Trinis stumbled in their chase of such a small total, losing opener Britney Cooper without a run on the board. Stacy Ann King would prop up the Trinis though, stabilising the chase even as wickets fell around her. She would finish unbeaten on 13 as T&T got to 38/4 from 11.5 overs.

Grenada Innings: 36 All Out (19.2 Overs). Carena Noel 8, Anish Thomas 6, Aly Fletcher 6, Rachel Cyrus 5; Stephanie Ramcharan 7-0-20-5, Gaitri Seetahal 2.2-1-1-3, Kerbyina Alexander 5-1-13-0, Anisa Mohammed 5-4-1-0.

Trinidad & Tobago Innings: 38/4 (11.5 Overs). Stacy Ann King 13*, Shernelle Lord 7, Lee Ann Kirdy 4, Amanda Samaroo 3; Debbie Lewis 3-0-11-2, Akeira Peters 4-0-12-1, Aly Fletcher 1.5-0-7-1, Rackel Williams 3-1-6-0.

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GROUP B GUYANA v JAMAICA AT BENJAMIN PARK: Guyana made up for a poor batting performance with the ball by defending a low total against defending Regional Women's Super50 champions Jamaica to kick off their Group B campaign with a win.

After being asked to bat first in a rain-affected match which was reduced to 26 overs-a-side, Guyana made 90/5 in their allotted overs. Katana Mentore tried to resist for the Guyanese with a patient knock of 30 from 69 balls, but once she went, Guyana couldn't kick on. Nelanie Henry also struck a patient 18 from 42 balls.

Jamaica in response lost wickets consistently in their run chase. At one point, they were three wickets down for six runs. However, Chedian Nation gave the Jamaicans hope with a fighting 30. Captain Stafanie Taylor also resisted for a short while, scoring 20.

However, Guyana kept taking wickets at crucial moments and pulled off a narrow three-run victory with over two overs to go in the match.

Guyana Innings: 90/5 (26 Overs). Katana Mentore 30, Nelanie Henry 18, Treymane Smartt 16*, Shemaine Campbell 8; Alecia Bookal 5-1-12-1, Chedian Nation 5-1-16-1, Roshana Outar 5-0-19-1, Stafanie Taylor 4-0-27-1.

Jamaica Innings: 87 All Out (23.3 Overs). Chedian Nation 30*, Stafanie Taylor 20, Vanessa Watts 8, Tameka Sanford 5; Erva Giddings 5-0-15-2, Phaffiana Millington 5-0-19-2, Treymane Smartt 5-0-11-1, Shemaine Campbell 0.3-0-2-1.

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GROUP B ST LUCIA v ST VINCENT & THE GRENADINES AT BOTANICAL GARDENS: St Vincent and the Grenadines saw off St Lucia by six wickets to start their Regional Women's Super50 campaign on a positive note.

Captain Julian Nero seemed to make the right decision when she won the toss and elected to field first. SVG sent St Lucia crashing all out for just 58 runs in 22 overs. Stacy Adams finished with 4-18, while Latoya Providence took 3-18. Roylin Cooper (17) and Gemma Bridgette (12) top scored for the St Lucians.

SVG stumbled in their early parts of their run chase, being reduced to 17/2 after seven overs. However, Samantha Lynch held the innings together. The opening bat scored 35 from 41 deliveries. She was the highlight of the run chase.

Nicole St. Prix grabbed 2-16 while Yasmine St. Ange and Teaddie Crawford had a wicket each but ultimately St Lucia did not have enough runs on the board. SVG got to 59/4 in 18.3 overs, winning by 6 wickets.

St Lucia Innings: 58 All Out (22 Overs). Roylin Cooper 17, Gemma Bridgette 12, Merlika Edward 7, Nicole St. Prix 5*; Stacey Adams 6-1-18-4, Latoya Providence 6-2-18-3, Vinisha King 5-1-12-2, Ronelia Fergus 5-1-9-0.

St Vincent & The Grenadines Innings: 59/4 (18.3 Overs). Samantha Lynch 35, Nayasha Williams 4, HazelAnn Foster 4, Stacey Adams 3; Nicole St. Prix 6-0-16-2, Yasmine St. Ange 3-0-8-1, Teaddie Crawford 4-018-1, Roylin Cooper 5-0-17-0.

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Round 2 of the Group Stages of the Regional Women's Super50 Tournament bowls off today across three venues on the island of Dominica. You can watch a live webcast of the match at Windsor Park where St Vincent and the Grenadines are taking on Guyana.

Live online text updates are available @windieswomen on Twitter and on Windies Cricket on Facebook. Interval updates of the other three matches happening in Round 2 will be carried throughout the day.

Other Round 1 matches happening today:

Dominica v Grenada - Botanical Gardens

Trinidad & Tobago v Barbados - Grandbay Playing Field

Jamaica v St Lucia - Benjamin Park

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Georgetown, Guyana - The Regional Under-19 One Day Tournament continues today with three matches across Guyana in Round 4.

You can watch a live webcast of the Leeward Islands versus Barbados game which is being played at Everest. You can follow live updates of all three matches @westindies on Twitter.

At the Demerara Cricket Club, Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica are set to face each other while at Wales, ICC Americas are to take on the Windward Islands.

Guyana have a 4th Round bye.

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Roseau, Dominica - There were crushing wins for Guyana and Dominica in Round 2 of the Group Stage in the Regional Women's Super50 Tournament today across four venues on the island of Dominica.

Guyana easily saw off St Vincent and the Grenadines while Dominica brushed aside Grenada. Jamaica had to come from behind to see off St Lucia while rain frustrated both T&T and Barbados at Grandbay.

GROUP B GUYANA v ST VINCENT & THE GRENADINES AT WINDSOR PARK: Half-centuries from West Indies Women's cricketers, Tremayne Smartt and Shemaine Campbell helped Guyana defeat St Vincent & the Grenadines by 158 runs.

Though Guyana were struggling at 51/4 after 16.1 overs, both Smartt and Campbell met in a 104-run partnership that swung the match Guyana's way. Campbell hit 56 runs from 72 balls while Smartt struck 59 runs from 60 balls. Campbell's knock included four boundaries and two sixes while Smartt struck seven fours and a six.

The Vincentians lost captain and West Indies Women's cricketer, Juliana Nero for just three runs when Smartt her Leg Before. Things only got worst from there as St Vincent and the Grenadines were skittled out for just 34 runs in 19.1 overs. Erva Giddings finished with 6-16.

Guyana Innings: 192 All Out (44.1 Overs). Tremayne Smart 59, Shemaine Campbell 56, Erva Giddings 15, June Ogle 9; Stacy Adams 10-1-21-4, Shevorne Clarke 8.1-1-34-2, Latoya Providence 8-0-34-1, Samantha Lynch 6-1-14-0.

St Vincent & The Grenadines Innings: 34 All Out (19.1 Overs). Shevorne Clarke 14, Stacey Ann Adams 7, Julianna Nero 3, Samantha Lynch 2; Erva Giddings 9-1-16-6, Tremayne Smart 10-2-18-2, Phaffiana Millington 0.1-0-0-1.

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GROUP A DOMINICA v GRENADA AT BOTANICAL GARDENS: Grenada limped to a crucial win over Dominica but the batting troubles of both teams continued today.

After being put in to bat first, Dominica collapsed to just 39 all out in 21.5 overs. No batter went into double figures with Kimara Sabaroche top scoring for Dominica with six runs while opener Annica Andrew scored four.

Afy Fletcher led the destruction for the Grenadians, taking 6-8 from just under five overs. In the chase, Krisani Irish made things difficult for the visitors, taking 4-19 early on to start a panic in the Grenadian batting line-up.

However, Afy Fletcher stood up with the bat as well, scoring 25 runs from 23 balls before being run out. The crucial knock took the visitors within touching distance of victory and they were able to wrap up a five-wicket win eventually.

Dominica Innings: 39 All Out (21.5 Overs). Kimara Sabaroche 6, Annica Andrew 4, Rosilia Registe 3, Talima Ismael 2; Afy Fletcher 4.5-0-8-6, Akeira Peters 5-1-8-2, Rackel Williams 4-1-7-2, Lena Peters 3-1-5-0.

Grenada Innings: 40/5 (12.1 Overs). Afy Fletcher 25, Anisha Thomas 4, Debbie-Ann Lewis 3, Afya Campbell 1; Krisani Irish 6-0-19-4, Pearl Ettienne 4-1-9-0, Annica Andrew 2.1-0-11-0.

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GROUP A TRINIDAD & TOBAGO v BARBADOS AT GENEVA PLAYING FIELD: Rain disappointed and forced an abandonment of Group As top of the table clash with Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados.

Both teams would have been eyeing to pull away from the other but all they were greeted with was a wet outfield at Geneva Playing Field. There wasn't rain on Saturday, however, persistent rainfall a day before left the outfield soggy and damp.

Though the sun was present for most of the day in Dominica, it could not dry up the damp spots at the Geneva Playing Field. A delayed start saw the umpires postponing an inspection until 1pm Eastern Caribbean Time, then thereafter postponing it again. Eventually, the match was abandoned.

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – Their batting – led by Leroy Lugg – set things up and disciplined bowling ushered holders Jamaica to a 69-run victory over Trinidad & Tobago in the Regional Under-19 One-day competition on Saturday.

Lugg, the West Indies Under-19 opener, hit the top score of 68 and Smith supported with boundary-studded 44, as Jamaica were bowled out for 211 in 47.5 overs after they were sent in to bat in their fourth round match at the Demerara Cricket Club.

Smith followed up his cameo with another destructive spell of 3-29 from 8.1 overs and his captain and off-spinner Ramaal Lewis, the incumbent West Indies Under-19s captain, collected a stingy 2-8 from eight overs, as T&T were bowled out for 142 in 46.1 overs.

The victory was the third for Jamaica in four matches in the competition, following wins over Barbados and ICC Americas, with the other match abandoned without a ball bowled due to wet conditions caused by rain.

The Jamaicans moved provisionally into the lead on 21.3 points, 3.2 ahead of hosts Guyana – inactive on Saturday having drawn a bye and now have a match in hand.

Half-centuries from openers Nicholas Kirton and Leniko Boucher propelled Barbados to their second victory in the competition, when they beat Leeward Islands by eight wickets, and Windward Islands collected their first win following a notable all-round performance from Gidron Pope that led them to a four-wicket victory over ICC Americas.

The competition continues on Sunday, when the Jamaicans face the Guyanese in a top-of-the-table clash at Bourda Oval, Barbados meet ICC Americas at the Demerara Cricket Club, and Windwards play T&T at Enmore.

At DCC: Smith and Lewis worked their way through the bottom half of the T&T batting, after a 69-run, third-wicket stand between left-handed opener Amir Jangoo and the enterprising Camillo Carimbocas had the two-island republic’s side sitting pretty on 82 for two.

Carimbocas was run out for 32 and Jangoo fell for the same score in successive overs, leaving T&T 87 for four, and the Jamaicans never allowed them to script a comeback story.

No other batsman passed 20, as T&T lost their last six wickets for 41 in the space of 91 balls.

Lugg struck one four and six sixes from 81 balls and had propped up the top-half of the Jamaica batting before he became one of 4-32 in 10 overs for off-spinner Tevin Jadoo when he was caught at long-off in the 29th over.

Jamaica stumbled to 153 for seven and looked in danger of falling for below 200 before an entertaining rearguard from Smith that included three fours and four sixes from 23 balls before he was caught at deep cover off fast-medium bowler Anderson Phillip in the 47th over.

At Everest: Kirton gathered seven boundaries in the top score of 63 from 122 balls and Boucher smote four fours and one six in an unbeaten 58 from 120 balls, as Barbados had one of their best batting performances on the trip and successfully chased 152 for victory against the Leewards.

Kirton shared 130 for the first wicket with Boucher before he fell in the 38th over and the dreadlocksed Akil Greenidge, son of former Barbados and West Indies batsman Alvin Greenidge, went for a duck in the following over without addition to the total, leaving the Barbadians to get 22 from 71 balls.

Boucher kept his head and his captain Joshua Drakes has shown great temperament throughout the tournament and they guided Barbados over the finish line.

The Barbadian spinners had tied the Leewards batsmen down, after an opening stand of 43 between Ross Powell and Shaquille Martina.

Off-spinner Neil Persaud had the flattering figures of 3-11 from his allotted 10 overs and left-arm spinner Chad Williams grabbed 2-24 from his 10 overs.

Jaeel Clarke led the way for the Leewards with 31 not out after they were sent in to bat, his captain Jeremiah Louis made 26 and Martina got 21, but no other batsman reached 20.

At Wales: Pope hammered three fours and six sixes in the top score of 55 from 33 balls and Kershaskie Jno Lewis was not out on 30, as the Windwards successfully chased 131 for victory against ICC Americas.

Pope dominated a second wicket stand of 72 with Sherman Hooper before he was bowled essaying a sweep at a delivery from Farhan Malik in the 11th over.

Spinners Nikhil Dutta and Delray Rawlings then grabbed two wickets apiece to put the shivers down the spines of the Windwards, but Jno Lewis propped up the rest of the batting and saw them to the promised land.

Pope was the pick of the Windwards bowlers with 3-25 from 10 overs, fast bowler Ryan John took 3-24 from 4.4 overs and Deron Hypolite bagged 2-16 from six overs, as ICC Americas were bowled out 130 in 36.4 overs after being sent in to bat.

Trinidad & Tobago vs Jamaica

JAMAICA (50 overs maximum)

L. Lugg c Roopnarine b Jadoo 68

O. McCatty st Jangoo b Jadoo 18

M. Parchment c Solozano b Jadoo 1

S. Crooks lbw Roopnarine 19

+R. Morris b Jadoo 9

*R. Lewis b Joseph 7

N. Walters c Carimbocas b Seetal 24

O. Smith c Christmas b Phillip 44

R. Burnett not out 7

G. Henry c Solozano b Phillip 1

O. Thomas run out 0

Extras (w12, nb1) 13

TOTAL (all out, 47.5 overs) 211

Fall of wickets: 1-37, 2-41, 3-80, 4-118, 5-121, 6-151, 7-153, 8-208, 9-210

Bowling: #Phillip 6-1-30-2, Joseph 10-2-49-1, #Seetal 8.5-0-31-1, Roopnarine 7-0-43-1, Jadoo 10-2-32-4, Christmas 6-1-26-0

T&T UNDER-19s (target: 212 off 50 overs)

K. Kanhai run out 1

+A. Jangoo c Crooks b Burnett 32

*J. Solozano c wkpr Morris b Henry 2

C. Carimbocas run out 32

B. Christmas lbw b Lewis 16

J. Maniram b Smith 7

J. Joseph run out 9

A. Phillip c Thomas b Lewis 7

S. Roopnarine b Smith 9

A. Seetal not out

T. Jadoo b Smith 1

Extras (b5, lb5, w14, nb2) 26

TOTAL (all out, 46.1 overs) 142

Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-13, 3-82, 4-87, 5-101, 6-120, 7-129, 8-141, 9-141

Bowling: #Henry 8-1-25-1, #Thomas 6-0-23-0, Lewis 8-4-8-2, Burnett 10-1-28-1, #Smith 8.1-1-29-3, Walters 6-1-19-0

Result: Jamaica Under-19 won by 69 runs

Points: Jamaica Under-19s 6.4, T&T Under-19s 0.3

Toss: T&T Under-19s

Umpires: C. Alfred, I. Moakan

Match referee: G. Culbard

Reserve umpire: D. Nagasar

Barbados vs Leeward Islands

LEEWARD ISLANDS UNDER-19s (50 overs maximum)

R. Powell c Shorey b Persaud 14

S. Martina lbw b Williams 21

K. Carty lbw b Persaud 14

A. Hodge b Williams 4

*J. Louis c and b Kirton 26

M. Hingorani b Persaud 7

K. Scott b Jones 4

+J. Clarke not out 31

C. Archibald c Kirton b Springer 16

A. Joseph c Drakes b Shorey 0

T. Bussue not out 0

Extras (b4, w10) 14

TOTAL (9 wkts, 50 overs) 151

Fall of wickets: 1-43, 2-48, 3-58, 4-64, 5-77, 6-84, 7-110, 8-146, 9-150

Bowling: #Shorey 9-0-32-1, Jones 10-0-37-1, #Springer 2-0-16-1, Williams 10-1-24-2, Persaud 10-3-11-3, Drakes 1-0-5-0, Kirton 8-1-22-1

BARBADOS UNDER-19s (target: 152 off 50 overs)

N. Kirton c Bussue b Louis 63

L. Boucher not out 58

A. Greenidge c wkpr Clarke b Joseph 0

*J. Drakes not out 9

Extras (b2, w20) 22

TOTAL (2 wkts, 43.3 overs) 152

J. Toppin, S. Springer, M. Jones, +A. Fergusson, C. Williams, T. Shorey, N. Persaud did not bat

Fall of wickets: 1-130, 2-130

Bowling: #Joseph 7-1-27-1, #Archibald 3-1-15-0, #Hodge 2-0-8-0, #Louis 9.3-1-36-1, Martina 7-1-21-0, Bussue 4-0-14-0, Hingorani 6-1-11-0, Scott 5-1-18-0

Result: Barbados Under-19s won by eight wickets (39 balls remaining)

Points: Barbados Under-19s 6.2, Leewards Under-19s 0.2

Toss: Barbados Under-19s

Umpires: S. Crawford, A. Sanowar

Match referee: R. King

Reserve umpire: E. Bowen

Windward Islands vs ICC Americas

ICC AMERICAS (50 overs maximum)

A. Buch lbw John 7

A. Joshi c wkpr Latchman b Pope 20

V. Altekar c and b McCoy 18

D. Rawlins c Cato b Hypolite 4

*N. Dutta b Pope 0

A. Kapoor c Hooper b Edward 19

O. Bascombe lbw Pope 7

+A. Parikh b Hypolite 12

F. Malik b John 13

K. Phil b John 7

M. Simons not out 1

Extras (b4, lb7, w11) 22

TOTAL (all out, 36.4 overs) 130

Fall of wickets: 1-18, 2-56, 3-61, 4-61, 5-69, 6-90, 7-94, 8-120, 9-125

Bowling: #Lewis 5-0-16-0, #John 4.4-0-24-3, Edward 7-0-22-1, #McCoy 4-0-16-1, Pope 10-3-25-3, Hypolite 6-1-16-2

WINDWARD ISLANDS (target: 131 off 50 overs) 

M. Gordon c wkpr Parikh b Simons 1

G. Pope b Malik 55

S. Hooper lbw b Rawlings 8

K. Jno-Lewis not out 30

*R. Cato c Malik b Dutta 0

+A. Latchman c and b Dutta 0

R. John c Phill b Rawlings 1

D. Edward not out 18

Extras (b4, lb1, w15) 20

TOTAL (6 wkts, 24.2 overs) 132

S. Lewis, D, Hypolite O. McCoy did not bat

Fall of wickets: 1-5, 2-73, 3-91, 4-92, 5-92, 6-93

Bowling: Malik 5.2-1-30-1, #Simons 2-0-14-1, Rawlings 7-1-41-2, Dutta 8-2-33-2, #Phill1-0-2-0, Joshi 1-0-8-0

Result: Windwards Under-19s won by four wickets

Points: Windwards Under-19s 6.4, ICC Americas Under-19s 0.1

Toss: Windwards Under-19s

Umpires: D. Butler, G. Sukhdeo

Match referee: C. Stuart

Reserve umpire: O. Samaroo

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Summarised scores of play at the close on the first day of Series 5 matches in the 2014 BCA Elite division championship today:

At 3Ws Oval:

Sagicor Life UWI 393-5 declared (63 overs) (Kyle Corbin 203 - 227 minutes, 159 balls, 17 fours, 10 sixes, century came in 124 minutes, 86 balls, 9 fours, 5 sixes; Kavem Hodge 108 not out - 207 minutes, 145 balls, 6 fours, 1 six; Dawayne Sealy 35, Anthony Alleyne 22; Damien Farley 3-57).

ESA Field Pickwick 1-0 (2 overs).

Toss: UWI.

At Dayrells Road:

Brathwaite Construction/Republic Bank St. Catherine 305-7 (74 overs) (Kenroy Williams 109 not out - 229 minutes, 155 balls, 9 fours, 2 sixes, century took 220 minutes, 148 balls, 9 fours, 1 six; Shamar Cooke 68, Derick Bishop 41, Omar Phillips 29, Alston Bobb 19 not out, Tevyn Walcott 14; Mali Marshall 3-46, Renaldo Arthur 2-45) v CounterPoint Wanderers.

Toss: St. Catherine.

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At Trents:

Massy Stores Spartan 222 all out (69.3 overs) (Jameel Stuart 58 - 129 minutes, 95 balls, 8 threes, 5 fours; Andre Gill 40, Akeem Springer 34, Rico Webb 23, Marrodon Bend 16, Jabbar Niles 14, Rashidi Boucher 12; Ramon Greaves 3-63, Jed Yearwood 2-4, Shane Ramsay 2-55) v CGI Maple.

Toss: Maple.

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At Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden:

Guardian General Barbados Youth 190 all out (73.1 overs) (Dario Belle 57 - 225 minutes, 195 balls, 7 fours; Kyle Hinkson 53 - 96 minutes, 70 balls, 7 fours, 1 six; Dominic Drakes 35 not out, Akeem Bourne 13, Hasani Newton 10; Tevyn Lowe 4-48, Kemar J. Smith 2-29, Ackeem Clinkett 2-42).

BDFSP 29-0 (6 overs) (Renaldo Brathwaite 19 not out).

Toss: BDFSP.

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At Bank Hall:

LIME 62 all out (26.2 overs) (Randy Thomas 30; Kemal Sealy 4-10, Vitaly Wilkinson 3-19, Tennyson Roach 2-18).

ICBL Empire 179-9 (46 overs) (Shawn Graham 59 not out - 150 minutes, 104 balls; Kodi Phillips 52 - 112 minutes, 65 balls, Tennyson Roach 30, Andre Evelyn 10 not out; Jason Hinds 4-57, Chad Batson 2-9, Michael Agard jr 2-71).

Toss: Empire.

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TEA SCORES

Bridgetown, Barbados, August 9 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Summarised scores of play at tea on the first day of Series 5 matches in the 2014 BCA Elite division championship today:

At 3Ws Oval:

Sagicor Life UWI 187-1 (33 overs) (Kyle Corbin 116 not out - 110 balls, 11 fours, 5 sixes, century came in 124 minutes, 86 balls. 9 fours, 5 sixes; Kavem Hodge 41 not out, Anthony Alleyne 22) v ESA Field Pickwick.

Toss: UWI.

At Dayrells Road:

Brathwaite Construction/Republic Bank St. Catherine 122-3 (36 overs) (Shamar Cooke 51 not out, Omar Phillips 29, Kenroy Williams 26 not out; Mali Marshall 2-21) v CounterPoint Wanderers.

Toss: St. Catherine.

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At Trents:

Massy Stores Spartan 98-4 (36 overs) (Akeem Springer 34, Jameel Stuart 18 not out, Marrodon Bend 16, Rashidi Boucher 12, Andre Gill 12 not out) v CGI Maple.

Toss: Maple.

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At Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden:

Guardian General Barbados Youth 86-3 (41 overs) (Kyle Hinkson 53, Dario Belle 21 not out, Hasani Newton 10 not out; Tevyn Lowe 2-26) v BDFSP.

Toss: BDFSP.

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At Bank Hall:

LIME 62 all out (26.2 overs) (Randy Thomas 30; Kemal Sealy 4-10, Vitaly Wilkinson 3-19, Tennyson Roach 2-18) v ICBL Empire.

Toss: Empire.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Summarised scores at the close play on the opening day of Series 5 matches in the 2014 BCA First Division three-day championship today:

At Desmond Haynes Oval:

Digicel Carlton 136-5 (53 overs) (Krisnan Hurdle 51, Simon Naitram 34, Anton Lucas-Jones 13) v Caribbean Alliance/Akobah Gardens Foundation.

Toss: Foundation.

NB: Match started at 2:00 p.m.

At Pine/Wildey:

Wildey 125 all out (36.5 overs) (David Carter 59, Pedro Greaves 22; Jamar Layne 5-46, Jamel Noel 2-31).

Premix & Precast Yorkshire Yorkshire 56-4 (37.5 overs) (Kevin Ramsay 27, Akeem Nero 25; Winston Reid 3-26).

Toss: Yorkshire.

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At Beckles Road:

YMPC 296- 3 declared (57 overs) (Calvin Watson 106 - 114 balls, 15 threes, 4 fours; Kemal Smith 93, Steven Blackett 50, Jeremy Brathwaite 22). 

BRC BCL 18-5 (8 overs) (Amal Nurse 4-11).

Toss: BCL.

At Crompton Street A:

Ince Transport MTW 179-8 declared (54.3 overs) (Kevin Gittens 58 , Raymond Kellman 39, Stephen Payne 14, Kemio Bynoe 13; Kadeem Edwards 3-13, Ayo Barrow 3-46).

Guardian General Barbados Youth 36-6 (18 overs) (Levi Cadogan 12, Hakeem Ellis 10 not out; Kevin Gittens 3-9, Jamie King 2-4).

Toss: Barbados Youth.

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At Wildey:

LIME v Police.

NB: No play due to wet conditions.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Kyle Corbin cracked his first ever double-century and there were also hundreds for his Sagicor Life UWI team-mate Kavem Hodge and the experienced Kenroy Williams of Brathwaite Construction/Republic Bank St. Catherine on the first day of Series 5 matches in the BCA Elite division championship.

The 24-year-old Corbin scored 203 and Hodge made an unbeaten 108 as UWI amassed the day's highest total of 393 for five declared off 63 overs in their first innings after winning the toss against ESA Field Pickwick at the 3Ws Oval.

Corbin and Hodge added 248 in 35.1 overs for the second wicket after left-hander Anthony Alleyne was dismissed for 22 in a stand of 70 with Corbin.

Corbin, a former UWI captain, who made his debut seven years ago for Guardian General Barbados Youth, reached only his second century at this level in 124 minutes off 86 balls with nine fours and five sixes.

All told, he was at the crease for 227 minutes, having faced 159 balls while counting 17 fours and ten sixes.

Hodge, a 21-year-old Dominican, batted for 207 minutes, received 145 deliveries and counted six fours and one six.

Fast bowler Damien Farley took three for 57 off ten overs including the scalp of Corbin, who was leg before wicket.

Pickwick were one without loss at the close.

At Dayrells Road:

Kenroy Williams gave himself a fitting 30th birthday present by recording his second consecutive century of the championship and ninth all told in a first innings total of 305 for seven off 74 overs off CounterPoint Wanderers who lost the toss.

Williams brought up his hundred in 220 minutes off 148 balls with nine fours and one six and added another six in a knock which has so far lasted for 229 minutes.

It followed an unbeaten 124 against Guardian General Barbados Youth at Bayfield.

Skipper Shamar Cooke made 68 and Derick Bishop a brisk 41.

Williams and Cooke put on 121 for the fourth wicket.

Seamer Mali Marshall, the son of the late, great Barbados and West Indies fast bowler, took three for 46 off 14 overs and Renaldo Arthur, better known as a wicket-keeper/batsman but whose off-spin has been proving to be more than handy of late, picked up two for 45.

At Bank Hall:

Despite being without the nucleus of their team due to a tour of England which starts mid-week as part of the club's 100th anniversary, runaway leaders ICBL Empire were the only side to take first innings points and also make significant progress in a quest for a fourth win in as many matches.

Lowly-placed LIME were undermined by a combination of pace and spin and crashed to 62 all out in only 26.2 overs - the lowest total by any team for the season - after they were sent in.

Randy Thomas, the LIME captain and veteran player, was the only batsman to reach double-figures with 30 at No. 4 before he was seventh out with the score 56, one of four wickets for left-arm spinner Kemal Sealy.

Sealy took four for 10 off 7.2 overs, medium-pacer Vitaly Wilkinson, three for 19 off seven overs and seasoned fast bowler Tennyson Roach, two for 18 off six overs.

Empire then recovered from 34 for four to close on 179 for nine off 46 overs to secure nine out of at least 18 points they would earn with an outright win.

Shawn Graham, the 36-year-old former Barbados batsman who has been playing at this level since 1992, first led the recovery with heavy-set opener Kodi Phillips by putting on 65 in 15.5 overs for the fifth wicket.

After Phillips was dismissed for 52 off 65 balls, Empire soon slipped to 110 for eight before Graham and Roach, who bats left-handed, added 41 in 8.2 overs for the ninth wicket.

Graham was unbeaten on 59 in 150 minutes off 104 balls, no doubt hoping that Empire could squeeze out a third batting point if they reach 225 by the 75th over.

Off-spinner Jason Hinds picked up four for 57 off 18 overs.

At Trents:

Massy Stores Spartan kept title holders CGI Maple in the field for the entire day, scoring 222 all out in 69.3 overs after Maple opted to field.

Left-hander Jameel Stuart topscored with 58 in 129 minutes off 95 balls with eight threes and five fours, while Andre Gill contributed 40 and captain Akeem Springer, 34.

Stuart and Gill added 98 for the fifth wicket.

Off-spinner Ramon Greaves took three for 63 off 22 overs.

At Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden:

Guardian General Barbados Youth were bowled out for 190 in 73.1 overs after they lost the toss against BDFSP, who went to stumps on 29 without loss.

Dario Belle made 57 in 225 minutes off 195 balls with seven boundaries, while Kyle Hinkson was more enterprising, scoring 53 in 96 minutes off 70 balls including seven fours and one six. Dominica Drakes made 35 not out.

Pacer Tevyn Lowe took four for 48 off 14 overs.

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Other Round 3 matches happening today:

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Guyana v St Lucia - Benjamin Park

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Georgetown, Guyana - The Regional Under-19 One Day Tournament continues today with three matches across Guyana in Round 5.

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At the Demerara Cricket Club, Barbados and ICC Americas are set to face each other while at Enmore, Windward Islands are set to take on the Trinidad & Tobago.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Kyle Corbin's first ever double double-century for Sagicor Life UWI against ESA Field Pickwick at the 3Ws Oval on the opening day of Series 5 in the 2014 BCA Elite division (rebranded from Division 1 in 2012) championship is the 13th score of over 200 by a batsman at this level in the last 34 years.

Corbin scored 203 in a first innings total of 393 for five declared off 63 overs. He batted for 227 minutes, faced 159 balls and struck 17 fours and 10 sixes.

In the previous series, Kyle Hope, the Pickwick captain, hit an unbeaten 217 off CGI Maple at Foursquare Oval.

Of the 13 double-centuries, Martin Nurse and Ryan Hinds are the only batsmen with two. 

Nurse made 213 for Combined Schools (now called Barbados Youth) against BCL at Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden in 2003 and 209 not out for Wanderers off St. Catherine at Dayrells Road in 2009.

Fellow left-hander Hinds scored 201 not out for Empire off Spartan at Bank Hall in 2004 and 208, again for Empire against Carlton at Desmond Haynes Oval in 2010.

Floyd Reifer, the current UWI captain, boasts of the highest score - 265 not out for BET (now LIME) against Banks at Wildey in 1997.

All of the batsmen who achieved the feat of a double-century in the last 34 years have played first-class cricket.

Following is the list of batsmen who have scored double-centuries in the major BCA league championship since 1981:

1981 - Shane Julien (Wanderers) 200 not out v BCL at Dayrells Road. NB: Grenada-born Julien (now deceased - he died in 1992 at the age of 36) represented Barbados, Windward Islands, Leeward Islands and West Indies ‘B’.

1982 - Terry Hunte (YMPC) 202 not out v Combined Schools at Beckles Road.

1988 – Thelston Payne (St. Catherine) 203 not out v Banks at Bayfield.

1997 - Floyd Reifer (BET) 265 not out v Banks at Wildey.

2002 – Ahmed Proverbs (St. Catherine) 210 v BDFSP at Brereton.

2003 – Martin Nurse (Combined Schools) 213 v BCL at Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden.

2004 – Ryan Hinds (Empire) 201 not out v Spartan at Bank Hall.

2005 – Alcindo Holder (Empire) 202 not out v St. Catherine at Brereton.

2009 – Martin Nurse (Wanderers) 209 not out v St. Catherine at Dayrells Road.

2009 – Kraigg Brathwaite (Barbados Youth) 222 not out v LIME at Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden.

2010 - Ryan Hinds (Empire) 208 v Carlton at Desmond Haynes Oval.

2014 - Kyle Hope (Pickwick) 217 not out v Maple at Foursquare Oval.

2014 - Kyle Corbin (UWI) 203 v Pickwick at 3Ws Oval.

NB: Combined Schools is now known as Barbados Youth; BET is now known as LIME.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Summarised scores and results of play in Series 2 rescheduled matches of the 2014 BCA LIME Under-15 tournament on August 7 & 8:

ZONE A

At Constant:

Drawn.

St. George 108 all out (33 overs) (Kevon Sealy 25, Zari Parris 21, Reshad Boxill 16; D. Walrond 3-16, Corey Hoyte 2-20, Jalani Callender 3-22) and 22-1 (K. Sealy 13 not out).

Grantley Adams 256-8 (35 overs) (Romario Thompson 120, Shaquan Mayers 32, Shakeem Boyce 27; Zari Parris 4-27).

NB: Match was played June 26 & 27.

Points: Grantley Adams 3, St. George 1.

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At Martindale’s Road:

No-decision.

St. Michael v Alleyne.

NB: No play on both days due to rain.

Points: St. Michael 1, Alleyne 1.

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At Crumpton Street ‘A’: No-decision.

Harrison College v Parkinson.

NB: No play on both days due to rain.

Points: Harrison College 1, Parkinson 1.

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BYE: Nicholls Baking Combermere

ZONE B

At Queen’s Street:

No-decision.

Alexandra v Lester Vaughan.

NB: No play on both days due to rain.

Points: Alexandra 1, Lester Vaughan 1.

At Society ‘A’:

No-decision.

Milo Lodge v Caribbean Alliance/Akobah Gardens Foundation

NB: No play on both days due to rain.

Points: Lodge 1, Foundation 1.

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At Six Roads:

No-decision.

Princess Margaret v Graydon Sealy

NB: No play on both days due to rain.

Points: Princess Margaret 1, Graydon Sealy 1.

ZONE C

At Ashton Hall:

Drawn.

Coleridge & Parry 132-4 (22 overs) (Kemoi Slocombe 39 not out, Demario Slocombe 33, Azan Holligan 13).

St. Leonard’s 120-6 (22 overs) (Savio Eastmond 37 not out, Camarie Boyce 36, Tauron Gibson 12).

NB: Match was played Aug 6 & 7. No play on 2nd day due to rain.

Points: Coleridge & Parry 3, St. Leonard’s 1.

At Trents, St. James:

No-decision.

Frederick Smith v KFC Ellerslie.

NB: No play on both days due to rain.

Points: Frederick Smith 1, Ellerslie 1.

At Husbands:

Queen’s College won by default from Deighton Griffith.

Points: Queen’s College 8, Deighton Griffith 0.

Final Standings:

ZONE A: Combermere 33, Alleyne 26, Grantley Adams 23, St. Michael 20, Harrison College 12, St. George 4, Parkinson 3.

ZONE B: Lodge 23, Lester Vaughan 14, Alexandra 14, Foundation 13, Graydon Sealy 8, Princess Margaret 2.

ZONE C: Queen’s College 40, Coleridge & Parry 22, St. Leonard’s 18, Deighton Griffith 9, Ellerslie 8, Frederick Smith 1.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - The draw for the semi-finals of the 2014 BCA LIME Under-15 tournament will be held on Monday, August 11 at the Office of the BCA Secretariat, Kensington Oval, at 11.30 a.m.

The semi-finalists are defending champions Nicholls Baking Combermere, Queen's College, Milo Lodge and Alleyne.

Alleyne were the second placed team with the highest average points per match (APM) (no-decisions excluded). They qualified for the fourth semi-final position with an APM of 5.0 as opposed to Coleridge & Parry with 3.8 and Lester Vaughan (3.25).

The semi-finals are scheduled for August 13 & 14 and the final on August 18, 19 & 20.

Final standings:

ZONE A - Combermere 33, Alleyne 26, Grantley Adams 23, St. Michael 20, Harrison College 12, St. George 4, Parkinson 2.

ZONE B - Lodge 23, Lester Vaughan 14, Alexandra 14, Caribbean Alliance/Akobah Gardens Foundation 13, Graydon Sealy 8, Princess Margaret 2.

ZONE C - Queen's College 40, Coleridge & Parry 22, St. Leonard's 18, Deighton Griffith 9, KFC Ellerslie 7, Frederick Smith 1.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Summarised scores and results of play in the 2014 BCA Sagicor General Shield 40-over-a-side championship today.

Last Quarter-final:

At Trents:

BDF beat Earthworks Melrose by five wickets.

Melrose 134 all out (36 overs) (Kevin Greene 20, Victor Patrick 18 not out, Owen Birch 17, Michael Matthews 14, Adrian Connell 13, Jamar Hollingsworth 12, Stefan King 10; Jamar Gittens 4-25, Marlo Sobers 2-25).

BDF 119-5 (22.4 overs) (Renaldo Gibbons 34 not out, Jalani Joseph 22, Kyle Franklin 21, Shane Mayers 18, Bryan Johnson 11 not out; Andrew Foster 2-21, Rene Mayers 2-27).

NB: Target was reduced to 114 from 31 overs due to rain.

Toss: BDF

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Semi-final 1:

At Pine Basin:

Rocklyn Hardware Isolation Cavaliers beat Psychiatric Hospital by five wickets.

Psychiatric Hospital 125 all out (32.2 overs) (Reco Headley 31, Gregory Gaskin 26, Alfred Alleyne 12, Kadeem Knight 12, Roger Burrowes 12; Shaquille Parris 5-32, DaCosta Atherley 2-28).

Isolation Cavaliers 126-5 (29.5 overs) (Jabarry Doughlin 38, Dale Richards 35, Sadrian Ward 26 not out; Alfred Alleyne 2-26).

NB: Match was reduced a 33-over-a-side.  Started at noon.

Toss: Psychiatric Hospital.

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Semi- final 2: Sunday, August 17 -  BDF v Combermere at Pine Basin.

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Final: Sunday August 31- Isolation Cavaliers v Combermere/BDF.

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Bridgetown, Barbados - Summarised scores, results of play and standings in Series 3 matches of the 2014 BCA Sagicor General Super Cup championship today:

ZONE A

At Desmond Haynes Oval:

Digicel Carlton beat Massy Stores Spartan by 28 runs.

Carlton 182 all out (47.1 overs) (Simon Naitram 50 - 72 balls, 3 fours, 2 sixes; Shomari Nurse 47, Krisnan Hurdle 24, Leroy Johnson 15, Karan Bhola 13; Andre Marshall 3-21, Lemar Joseph 2-29, Jameel Stuart 2-31, Omar Marshall 2-44).

Spartan 154 all out (47.1 overs) (Rashidi Boucher 50 - 88 balls, 3 fours; Jabbar Niles 29, Jameel Stuart 21, Chaim Holder 16; Renaldo Holder 3-29, Karan Bhola 2-27).

Points: Carlton 4, Spartan 0.

Toss: Spartan.

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At Blenheim 'A':

LIME beat BRC BCL by one wicket. NB: Match reduced to a 45-over.

BCL 147 all out (44.4 overs) (Antonio Miller 26, Darien Seale 22, Sylvester Moore 15, Keon Wiltshire 14, Daniel Jordan 12, Keno Smith 11, Jamar Phillips 11; Rico Depeiza 4-33, Michael Agard jr 3-18).

LIME 151-9 (43.5 overs) (Randy Thomas 41, Cyprian Payne 26, Michael Agard jr 16, Jason Hinds 15, Rico Weekes 13, Kemar Brathwaite 12; Jamar Phillips 3-20, Devon Goodman 3-28, Andrew Emtage 2-33).

Points: LIME 4, BCL 0.

Toss: LIME.

At Friendship:

Premix & Precast Yorkshire beat Police by six wickets on Duckworth-Lewis method. NB: Match was reduced to a 45-over. Yorkshire were set a revised target of 174.

Police 178 all out (43.5 overs) (Amahl Nathaniel 43, Jamar Yearwood 35, Dwayne Yearwood 24, Larry Babb 24,  Stefan Gooding 15; Akeem Ifill 2-5, Akeem Nero 2-23, Jamar Layne 2-26). 

Yorkshire 174-4 (39.2 overs) (Akeem Saunders 69 not out - 94 balls, 4 fours; Jamar Layne 48, Ryan Layne 22 not out, Akeem Nero 17; Nathan Haynes 3-31.

Points: Yorkshire 4, Police 0.

Toss: Police.

At Bayfield:

Brathwaite Construction/Republic Bank St. Catherine beat Sagicor Life UWI by one wicket.

UWI 231 all out (46.2 overs) (Kyle Corbin 92 - 102 balls, 6 fours, 2 sixes; Floyd Reifer 41, Justin Bramble 21, Romel Currency 17, Marques Clarke 13; Shamar Cooke 5-45, Derick Bishop 3-32, Ulric Batson 2-27).

St. Catherine 232-9 (46.3 overs) (Shamar Cooke 38, Darnell Greenidge 32, Kenroy Williams 26, Derick Bishop 26, Patrick Browne 24, Alston Bobb 21 not out, Omar Phillips 16; Marques Clarke 3-44, Dawayne Sealy 3-64, Kavem Hodge 2-27).

Points: St. Catherine 4, UWI 0.

Toss: St. Catherine.

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BYE: Ince Transport MTW.

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ZONE B

At Pine/Wildey:

Wildey beat Caribbean Alliance/Akobah Gardens Foundation by three wickets. NB: Match reduced to a 47-over.

Foundation 65 all out (27.5 overs) (Nhamo Winn 34, Raynaldo Estwick 12; Khary Pierre 3-8, Dakari Louis 2-11, Brandon King 2-12, Marlon Hoyte 2-22).

Wildey 66-7 (17.3 overs) (David Carter 27 not out; Pius Emillien 3-36, Romario Hermas 2-3, Nhamo Winn 2-24).

Points: Wildey 4, Foundation 0.

Toss: Foundation.

At Dayrells Road:

CounterPoint Wanderers beat CGI Maple by 82 runs. NB: Maple were set a revised target of 244 in 47 overs.

Wanderers 245-8 (50 overs) (Kraigg Brathwaite 103 - 135 balls, 10 fours; Jonathan Drakes 84 - 95 balls, 10 fours; Marvin Forde 16, Craig Holder 14 not out, Diego Stuart 11; Khalid Springer 4-44, Kirk Brome 4-48).

Maple 161 all out (43.3 overs) (Shane Parris 37, Kirk Brome 23 not out, Orman Kellman 19, Joel M. Leacock 19, Khalid Springer 18, Pedro Agard 14; Jerome Stuart 3-19,m Diego Stuart 3-44, Ian Bradshaw 2-27).

Points: Wanderers 4, Maple 0.

Toss: Maple.

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At Paragon:

Tied. NB: Match first reduced to a 46-over, later YMPC set a revised target of 202 in 36 overs.

BDFSP 255 all out (44.3 overs) (Antonio Greenidge 84 - 61 balls, 6 fours, 4 sixes; Mario Rampersaud 49, Dario Boyce 49, Rico Wiggins 17, Kareem Currency 14; Nkosi Ross 5-49, Kemar Jamar Smith 2-42).

YMPC 201-9 (36 overs) (Steven Blackett 50 - 69 balls, 2 fours; Calvin Watson 41, Kemar Jabari Smith 35, Jeremy Brathwaite 35, Amal Nurse 10; Dwayne Skeete 2-30, Renaldo Brathwaite 2-35).

Points: BDFSP 2, YMPC 2.

Toss: BDFSP.

At Bank Hall:

ICBL Empire beat ESA Field Pickwick by seven wickets.

Pickwick 86 all out (27 overs) (Adeko Collymore 17, Rondelle Yearwood 15, Jamal Phillips 11; Tennyson Roach 4-26, Jomel Warrican 3-26).

Empire 87-3 (27.3 overs) (Roston Chase 38, Kodi Phillips 25, Kevin Stoute 15 not out; Raymond Bynoe 2-19).

Points: Empire 4, Pickwick 0.

Toss: Empire.

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BYE: Guardian General Barbados Youth.

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POINTS (NB: Matches played in brackets).

ZONE A - St. Catherine 12 (3), Police 8 (3), UWI 8 (3), Yorkshire 8 (3), LIME 4 (2), Carlton 4 (3), Spartan 4 (3), BCL 0 (2), MTW 0 (2).

ZONE B - Empire 8 (3), Wanderers 8 (3), Maple 8 (3), Pickwick 8 (3), BDFSP 6 (3), YMPC 6 (3), Wildey 4 (2), Foundation 0 (2), Barbados Youth 0 (2).

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SERIES 4 - August 24

ZONE A - LIME v Spartan at Wildey; Yorkshire v Carlton at Friendship; MTW v BCL at Pine Basin; Police v St. Catherine at Weymouth. BYE: UWI.

ZONE B - Maple v Foundation at Trents; Barbados Youth v Wildey at Lester Vaughan, Cane Garden; YMPC v Wanderers at Beckles Road; Pickwick v BDFSP at Foursquare Oval. BYE: Empire.

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