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WINDIES WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS Jamaica & Trinidad & Tobago DATE 20-Jun-18 TOSS WON BY Trinidad & Tobago . RESULT Jamaica Won By 7 Wickets Player of the Game S Taylor Team : Trinidad & Tobago No. Name How Out Bowler Score 1 Felicia Walters Ct Nation Cohen 61 2 Leeann Kirby Ct Taylor Watts 47 3 Rachel Vincent Ct McLean Outar 30 4 Reniece Boyce Ct + Sanford Nation 10 5 Stacyann King Run Out (Nation) 6 Merissa Aguilleira * Not Out 6 + 33 7 Shania Abdool Ct Henry Outar 9 8 Shenelle Lord Run Out (Taylor) 8 9 Kirbyina Alexander Run Out (McLean) 10 10 Anisa Mohammed Ct Williams Watts 1 11 Karishma Ramharack Not Out 0 Byes:- 2 Sub Total 215 Leg Byes :- 3 Extras 10 No Balls :- 1 Total 225 Wides :- 4 Overs 50 Bowling No. Bowler O M 1 Chinelle Henry 4 0 2 Karla Cohen 10 1 3 Chadean Nation 10 0 4 Vanessa Watts 10 0 5 Jodian Morgan 6 0 6 Roshana Outar 10 0 7 8 Jamaica No. Name How Out Bowler Score 1 Natasha McLean Ct Lord Ramharack 35 2 Rashada Williams Ct Walters Ramharack 26 3 Stafanie Taylor * Not Out 98 4 Chadean Nation Ct Vincent Ramharack 29 5 Jodian Morgan Not Out 23 6 Chinelle Henry 7 Karla Cohen 8 Vanessa Watts DID NOT BAT DID NOT BAT 9 Roshana Outar 10 Tameka Sanford + 11 Alicia Bookal Byes:- 4 Sub Total 211 Leg Byes :- 3 Extras 15 No Balls :- 1 Total 226 Wides :- 7 Overs 48.4 Bowling No. Bowler O M 1 Leeann Kirby 5.4 0 2 Kirbyina Alexander 8 0 3 Anisa Mohammed 10 0 4 Stacyann King 1 0 5 Karishma Ramharack 10 0 6 Felicia Walters 10 0 7 Shenelle Lord 4 0 8 NOTES Jamaica & Trinidad & Tobago VENUE Kensington Park 20-Jun-18 UMPIRES J Persaud & N Shivsankar Trinidad & Tobago SCORERS A Douglas & C Wilson Jamaica Won By 7 Wickets MATCH REFEREE R Nelson S Taylor 4\6 Balls F.O.W 5\0 115 5 For 161 4\2 38 1 For 59 1\0 51 2 For 110 1\0 16 3 For 131 12 4 For 161 3\0 35 10 6 For 180 10 7 For 190 12 8 For 213 2 9 For 221 301 FOR 5 Wickets 300 R W nb\wd 16 0 43 1 1\0 46 1 0\1 59 2 0\2 24 0 32 1 0\1 220 4\6 Balls F.O.W 1\1 46 1 For 59 _ 59 2 For 82 2\0 109 1\0 60 3 For 183 0\1 19 For 3 Wickets R W nb\wd 28 0 0\3 33 0 47 0 1\2 11 0 31 3 41 0 0\2 28 0 Kensington Park J Persaud & N Shivsankar A Douglas & C Wilson R Nelson.

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