Friday, March 29, 2024

LUNCH: Barbados Pride seize control

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KINGSTOWN, St Vincent – Barbados Pride, starting the day on 230 for five, were 324 for eight off 122 overs in their first innings at lunch on the second day of their WICB Professional Cricket League fourth round first-class match against the Windward Islands Volcanoes at Arnos Vale today.

The not out batsmen were Roston Chase on 109 from his overnight 56 and Miguel Cummins, one.

Chase reached his maiden first-class century in 321 minutes off 206 balls with seven fours and one six.

Today, captain Carlos Brathwaite, who resumed on 25, was caught at the wicket by Andre Fletcher off pacer Kenroy Peters for 29 (237-6).

Ashley Nurse was caught at short-leg by Johnson Charles off off-spinner Shane Shillingford for 15 (269-7) and Jomel Warrican was caught and bowled by Tyrone Theophile for 17 (319-9).

Yesterday, Kyle Corbin was caught by Fletcher off Peters for 19 (24-1).

Jonathan Carter was caught by Fletcher off left-arm spinner Alston Bobb for 25 (133-2).

Shai Hope was bowled by Shillingford for 50 (136-3).

Shane Dowrich was bowled by Bobb for 13 (170-4) and Dwayne Smith was caught at mid-on by Shillingford off Bobb for nought (170-5).

Omar Phillips retired hurt on 38 with the score 80 after he was struck on the head at the non-striker’s end following a drive from Hope off Bobb, who has three wickets for 74 runs. (PR/BCA)

 

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