On Day Two of the CWI 4-Day Championship, the Guyana Harpy Eagles recovered from a shaky 74 for 3 to end at 159 for 3 against the Windward Islands Volcanoes. An unbroken 85-run fourth-wicket partnership between Savoury and Imlach was key in stabilizing the innings, as the team now trails by 54 runs after dismissing the Volcanoes for 213.
The Guyana Harpy Eagles made a significant recovery on Day Two of the CWI 4-Day Championship against the Windward Islands Volcanoes. After a troubling start that saw them at 74 for 3, they ended the day at 159 for 3, trailing the Volcanoes by 54 runs. This turnaround was driven by an unbroken 85-run partnership between Savoury and Imlach, who played decisively to stabilize the innings.
The match is taking place at the National Stadium in Providence, where the Harpy Eagles previously took control by dismissing the Windward Islands for 213 runs. Despite their early wickets, Savoury and Imlach’s collaboration over approximately 22 overs proved crucial in reversing the fortunes of the team after a shaky start, with dismissals of Matthew Nandu, Raymond Perez, and Kevlon Anderson for 8, 33, and 21 runs respectively.
In summary, the Guyana Harpy Eagles demonstrated resilience on Day Two, recovering from an initial setback to establish a stronger position against the Windward Islands Volcanoes. The pivotal partnership between Savoury and Imlach, contributing 85 runs, underscores the team’s capability to recover and build a competitive total. With their current score of 159 for 3, they remain in the contest, trailing by 54 runs.
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