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R2 Barbados Vs Guyana Scorecard Barbados vs Guyana Scorecard Summary Scores: Barbados 1st Innings: 184 All Out (76 Overs). Roston Chase 55, Shane Dowrich+ 35, Ashley Nurse 29*, Kraigg Brathwaite* 19; Veerasammy Permaul 15-3-33-3, Raun Johnson 13-2-38-3, Narsingh Deonarine 9-5-9-1, Davendra Bishoo 17-5-28-1. Guyana 1st Innings: 140 All Out (68.4 Overs). Sewnarine Chattergoon 50, Tagenarine Chanderpaul 41, Anthony Bramble 22, Vishal Singh 5; Sulieman Benn 17-7-28-5, Ashley Nurse 26-12-51-3, Kevin Stoute 8-3-15-0, Miguel Cummins 6-3-12-0. Barbados 2nd Innings: 186 All Out (75 Overs). Rashidi Boucher 36, Roston Chase 30, Kevin Stoute 28, Shane Dowrich 23; Davendra Bishoo 21-6-71-5, Veerasammy Permaul 26-6-54-2, Keon Joseph 11-5-15-1, Narsingh Deonarine 10-3-20-1. Guyana 2nd Innings: 94 All Out (42.3 Overs) Veerasammy Permaul 21, Anthony Bramble+ 21, Tagenarine Chanderpaul 14, Assad Fudadin 12; Carlos Brathwaite 15-7- 35-4, Ashley Nurse 20-8-39-3, Sulieman Benn 2.3-1-8-2, Tino Best 5-3-8-0. Barbados won by 136 runs ------------------------------------------------------------------- Barbados 1st Innings K Brathwaite* c Bramble b Bishoo 19 R Boucher c Barnwell b R. Johnson 1 R Chase c Bramble b Raun Johnson 55 J Carter LBW Deonarine 5 K Stoute run out (Joseph) 0 S Dowrich+ c Permaul b Joseph 35 C Brathwaite LBWRaun Johnson 15 A Nurse not out 29 S Benn c Barnwell b Permaul 15 T Best LBWPermaul 0 M Cummins b Permaul 0 Extras: (5nb, 3lb, 2w) 10 Total: 184 All Out (76 Overs) Fall of Wickets: 1-6, 2-47, 3-57, 4-58, 5-117, 6-132, 7-145, 8-184, 9-184, 10-184. Guyana 1st Innings Bowling: Joseph 13-1-48-1, Raun Johnson 13-2-38-3, Barnwell 9-3- 25-0, Bishoo 17-5-28-1, Permaul 15-3-33-3, Deonarine 9-5-9-1. Guyana 1st Innings S Chattergoon c Brathwaite b Nurse 50 T Chanderpaul run out (Carter/Dowrich) 41 A Fudadin c Boucher b Nurse 0 N Deonarine run out (Carter/Benn) 0 C Barnwell c Stoute b Nurse 2 V Singh c Dowrich b Benn 5 A Bramble b Benn 22 D Bishoo LBW Benn 4 V Permaul b Benn 0 K Joseph not out 1 R Johnson c Nurse b Benn 2 Extras: (5nb, 4b, 4lb) 13 Total: 140 All Out (68.4 Overs) Fall of wickets: 1-92, 2-92, 3-97, 4-99, 5-111, 6-111, 7-121, 8-127, 9-138, 10-140. Barbados 1st Innings Bowling: Best 8-1-20-0, Cummins 6-3-12-0, Nurse 26-12-51-3, Stoute 8-3-15-0, Benn 17-7-28-5, Carter 2-0-8-0. Barbados 2nd Innings (Lead; 44) K Brathwaite LBW Joseph 5 R Boucher c Singh b R Johnson 36 R Chase b Deonarine 30 J Carter c T Chanderpaul b Bishoo 19 K Stoute c Barnwell b Bishoo 28 S Dowrich c Bramble b Permaul 23 C Brathwaite c Fudadin b Permaul 9 A Nurse c Joseph b Bishoo 2 T Best c Permaul b Bishoo 2 M Cummins not out 2 S Benn b Bishoo 20 Total: 186 All Out (75 Overs) Extras: (6b, 1nb) 7 Fall of wickets: 1-12, 2-61, 3-90, 4-100, 5-146, 6-146, 7-159, 8-160, 9-164, 10-176. Guyana 2nd Innings Bowling: Joseph 11-5-15-1, Raun Johnson 6-1-18-1, Permaul 26- 6-54-2, Deonarine 10-3-20-1, Bishoo 21-6-71-5, Chattergoon 1-0-2-0. Guyana 2nd Innings (Target; 231) S Chattergoon b Carlos Brathwaite 9 T Chanderpaul LBW Nurse 14 A Fudadin lbw b Carlos Brathwaite 12 N Deonarine b Carlos Brathwaite 0 V Singh run out (Carter) 1 C Barnwell c Dowrich b Carlos Brathwaite 4 A Bramble c Carlos Brathwaite b Nurse 21 D Bishoo c Carter b Nurse 3 V Permaul LBW Benn 21 K Joseph c & b Benn 3 R Johnson not out 1 Total: 94 All Out (42.3 Overs) Extras: (1nb, 3b, 1lb) 5 Fall of Wickets: 1-22, 2-38, 3-38, 39-4, 5-43, 6-43, 7-53, 8-81, 9-89, 10-94. Bowling: Best 5-3-8-0, Nurse 20-8-39-3, Carlos Brathwaite 15-7-35-4, Benn 2.3-1-8-2. Result: Barbados won by 136 wickets Toss: Barbados won the toss and elected to bat Points: Barbados 15 (0 batting points + 3 bowling points + 12 points for winning) | Guyana 3 (3 bowling points + 0 batting points) Umpires: Patrick Gustard & Nandkumar Shivsankar Standby Umpire: Shannon Crawford Match Referee: Colin Stuart .
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