DENNERY, St Lucia – Half-centuries from Kyle Mayers and Kraigg Brathwaite briefly raised Barbados’ hopes but rain once again squashed them, as their fourth-round match in the TCL Group West Indies Under-19 Challenge against Guyana finished in a disappointing no-decision yesterday.Resuming at their overnight five without loss, Barbados were on course for first innings points at 171 for four when rain halted play at 3:25 p.m.With no ease in the adverse weather, umpires called play off two hours later, leaving Barbados especially disappointed at only gaining three points.Mayers smashed a pugnacious 74 while Brathwaite crafted an unbeaten 69, as Barbados pressed on after play started an hour and 40 minutes late on the final day due to damp bowlers’ run-ups at the Dennery Playing Field.They reached 40 without loss at lunch and went in pursuit of much needed first innings points after the break with positive cricket. (CMC)
Rain foils Bajan U-19s
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