Windward Islands Volcanoes Head Coach, Kenroy Peters, says his team must bounce back after falling short against the Guyana Harpy Eagles in their CWI Regional Four-Day Championship clash on Wednesday in Antigua.
West Indies wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach led the way with a composed 82 as Guyana secured their first win of the tournament, chasing down 232 to finish on 233 for 6 and claim a four-wicket victory.
Peters admitted the Volcanoes let key moments slip.
Windwards head coach Kenroy Peters.
Guyana captain Tevin Imlach, reflecting on the result, said it was important for his team to get off the mark on a winning note.
Guyana captain Tevin Imlach.
Scores:
Windward Islands: 286 & 209
Guyana: 264 & 233-6
Guyana won by 4 wickets.
Meanwhile, West Indies opener John Campbell and Kirk McKenzie produced outstanding centuries to guide Jamaica to a thrilling victory over Barbados in another fourth-round encounter.
Barbados declared their second innings on 317 for 8, with Kevin Wickham unbeaten on 108, his second century of the match, setting Jamaica a target of 324.
Jamaica’s response was emphatic. Openers Campbell and McKenzie put on a commanding 242-run stand, laying the foundation for victory. Campbell struck 126, while McKenzie remained unbeaten on 135 as Jamaica cruised to 326 for 3.
Scores:
Barbados: 348 & 317-8 dec
Jamaica: 342 & 326-3
Jamaica won by 7 wickets.
