In another thrilling encounter of the Women’s Super 50 Cup, the Guyana Harpy Eagles soared to victory against Trinidad and Tobago as Round 4 of the CG Insurance Super 50 Cup unfolded across the region.
Meanwhile, Jamaica solidified their dominance with a commanding win, further securing their position at the top of the standings.
In the match against Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana’s women took to the crease first, setting a competitive target of 156 for 8 from their allotted 50 overs.
Despite early setbacks with openers Mandy Mangru and Realeanna Grimmond departing for 10 runs each, a resilient partnership between Shabika Gajnabi (33 runs) and Shermaine Campbelle (52 runs off 81 balls) steadied the innings.
Following the Gajnabi-Campbelle partnership, the team encountered a slight slide, losing wickets at regular intervals.
Nonetheless, Ashmini Munisar’s contribution of 11 runs bolstered the total to 156 for 8.
Trinidad and Tobago’s bowling attack, led by Karishma Ramharack (3 for 26) and Lee-Ann Kirby (2 for 24), showcased commendable performances.
In response, Trinidad and Tobago’s innings faltered as they were bowled out for 95 runs.
Despite efforts from Samara Ramnath (20 runs), Shunelle Sawh (18 runs), Selene O’Neil (16 runs), and Kirbyina Alexander (14 runs), the team fell short by 61 runs.
Guyana’s Ashmini Munisar shone with the ball, claiming an impressive 5 for 15, while Niya Latchman chipped in with 2 for 24, sealing Guyana’s third win in four matches.
Meanwhile, Jamaica continued their dominant run with a convincing three-wicket victory over the Leeward Islands. Windwards set a target of 175 for 9 in a reduced 45-over clash, but Jamaica chased it down comfortably, reaching 176 for 7 in just 36.1 overs.
Chinelle Henry’s exceptional bowling performance, claiming a hat-trick of wickets to finish with figures of 6 for 31, played a pivotal role in Jamaica’s triumph.
Rashada Williams (72 runs) and Natasha McLean (50 runs) led the charge with the bat for Jamaica.
In the other match on Monday, Barbados secured a five-wicket victory over the Leeward Islands.
With another thrilling round of matches concluded, the Women’s Super 50 Cup continues to showcase exceptional talent and fierce competition on the cricket field.