GROS-ISLET – Kaveem Hodge and Sunil Ambris shared an unbroken stand of 46 for the fourth wicket to complete a seven-wicket victory for Windward Islands over Guyana in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge, yesterday.Scores:GUYANA 51 (Andrew Stoll 29; Kaveem Hodge 3-0, Bronte Bess 2-4, Kirk Edwards 2-14, Levaughn Lewis 2-22) and 226 (Ricardo Adams 38, Amir Khan 41 not out, Dominique Ricky 31, Harrinarine Chattergoon 30, Keon Joseph 26; Levaughn Lewis 5-77, Audy Alexander 2-30). WINDWARD ISLANDS 190 (Dennis Smith 93, Atticus Browne 41; Amir Khan 8-70) and 91 for three (Kaveem Hodge 34 not out, Sunil Ambris 32 not out; Anthony Adams 2-30)LEEWARD ISLANDS 156 (Rahkeem Cornwall 48, Hayden Walsh Jr 26, Akeem Saunders 25, Jamal Fernandez 20; Donovan Nelson 5-42, Brian Gayle 2-7) and 225 (Hayden Walsh Jr 66, Jamal Fernandez 35, Adelvin Phillip 34, Akeem Saunders 29, Shane Burton 24; Donovan Nelson 3-76, John Campbell 3-54). JAMAICA 246 (John Campbell 92, Paul Palmer 63; Tevin Osbourne 3-51, Shane Burton 2-36, Delvin Phillips 2-43) and 137 for five (Paul Palmer 45, Jermaine Blackwood 30 not out, Peat Salmon 21; Shane Burton 2-28). POINTS: Jamaica 21, Windwards 21, Barabdos 18, Guyana 15, Trinidad and Tobago 12, Leewards 3. (CMC/EZS)
Windwards beat Guyana
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