Rain disrupted day one of the match between Guyana Harpy Eagles and Windward Islands in the CWI 4-Day Championship. Windwards batted first but lost early wickets, finishing the day at 77 for 2 after facing delays due to rain.
The fifth round of the Cricket West Indies (CWI) 4-Day Championship between the Guyana Harpy Eagles and Windward Islands experienced significant disruption due to rain at the National Stadium in Providence, East Bank Demerara. Despite the weather, the match remains balanced, with Windward Islands sitting at 77 for 2 at day one’s conclusion.
Windward Islands, having won the toss, chose to bat but faced early challenges, losing their first wicket for a mere eight runs. Kevin Sinclair bowled Stephen Pascal without any runs being scored. Subsequently, rain halted play with the scoreboard at 14 for 1, resulting in an extended delay.
Following the rain delay, players returned to the field, where Kevon Hodge and Jeremy Solozano built a brief partnership of 49 runs. However, Hodge was dismissed in the 19th over, caught by wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach after scoring 17, leaving Windward Islands at 57 for 2 before reaching their current total of 77 for 2.
In summary, the first day of the match between Guyana Harpy Eagles and Windward Islands was heavily influenced by rain, resulting in a limited playing time. Windward Islands, after a shaky start, managed to establish a modest total, showcasing resilience despite adverse weather conditions. The ongoing match presents an intriguing prospect as both teams look for an advantageous position moving forward.
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