
Scorpions remain unbeaten in the WINDIES Super50 Cup
Campbell, Miller keys to third straight win; Leewards’ spin duo bamboozle Marooners
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados – John Campbell followed up destructive bowling led by Nikita Miller with a fluent half-century to guide Jamaica Scorpions past the United States by seven wickets in the WINDIES Super50 Cup on Monday here.
Campbell, playing his first match of the Tournament, after replacing retired fellow left-handed opener Chris Gayle, cracked 56 from 72 balls, as the Scorpions remained unbeaten in Group “B” with their third straight win.
Elsewhere, the spin bowling duo of Damion Jacobs and Rahkeem Cornwall proved the undoing of Combined Campuses & Colleges Marooners and handed Leeward Islands Hurricanes an important, nine-run victory.
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At Kensington Oval: Chasing 145 for victory, Campbell and wicketkeeper/batsman Chadwick Walton shared 51 for the first wicket to give the Scorpions a strong start.
Campbell, whose innings included half-dozen boundaries, followed up with a 55-run, second-wicket stand with WINDIES Test batsman Jermaine Blackwood to the put Scorpions firmly on course.
Though Campbell and Blackwood fell to the American captain Saurabh Netravalkar in the space of 11 deliveries, Rovman Powell came to the crease and guided the Scorpions over the finish line with Andre McCarthy.
Powell formalised the result with a flick to the deep mid-wicket boundary for four off the first ball the 27th over from David Wakefield.
Earlier, a handful of United States batsman got starts, but failed to carry on, with Timil Patel gathering 37 to lead the way, as they were bowled out for 144 in 42.1 overs.
Scorpions captain Nikita Miller was the pick of his side’s bowlers, bagging 3-41 from 10 overs, and Fabian Allen and Oshane Thomas, two selectees for the WINDIES’ limited-overs squads on the Tour of India, grabbed two scalps apiece.
At Three Ws Oval: Leg-spinner Jacobs snared 4-31 from his allotted 10 overs and off-spinner Cornwall 3-39 off 10 overs to undermine the Marooners’ chase of a modest target of 131.
Nicholas Kirton led the way for the Marooners with 33, but no other batsman reached 20, as the home team narrowly missed out on a crucial second victory, when they were bowled out for 121 in 37.1 overs.
Earlier, Devon Thomas hit 44 to be the cornerstone of the Hurricanes’ innings, as they were dismissed for 130 in 39.3 overs, after they were put in to bat.
Yannick Ottley, bowling his uncomplicated left-arm spin, was the most successful Marooners bowler with 3-37 from 10 overs and three other bowlers collected two wickets apiece.
GROUP “A”
(in Trinidad)
• Matches starting at 2 pm; Webcast available on www.windiescricket.com
DATE |
MATCH |
VENUE |
Wed, Oct 3 |
WINDIES “B” beat Canada by 10 runs |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Fri, Oct 5 |
Volcanoes beat Canada by 73 runs |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Sun, Oct 7 |
Jaguars beat WINDIES “B” by 9 wickets |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Tue, Oct 9 |
Jaguars vs Canada |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Thu, Oct 11 |
Volcanoes vs Jaguars |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Sat, Oct 13 |
Red Force vs Jaguars |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy (11:30 am start) |
Mon, Oct 15 |
Volcanoes vs WINDIES “B” |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Wed, Oct 17 |
Red Force vs Volcanoes |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
Fri, Oct 19 |
Red Force vs WINDIES “B” |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy (11:30 am start) |
Sun, Oct 21 |
Guyana vs WINDIES “B” |
Brian Lara Cricket Academy |
• Matches starting at 2 pm; Webcast available on www.windiescricket.com
DATE |
MATCH |
VENUE |
Wed, Oct 3 |
Red Force beat Volcanoes by 75 runs |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Fri, Oct 5 |
Red Force beat Jaguars by 35 runs |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Sun, Oct 7 |
Red Force beat Canada by 2 wickets |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Tue, Oct 9 |
WINDIES “B” vs Jaguars |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Thu, Oct 11 |
Red Force vs WINDIES “B” |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Sat, Oct 13 |
Volcanoes vs Canada |
Queen’s Park Oval (11:30 am start) |
Mon, Oct 15 |
Jaguars vs Canada |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Wed, Oct 17 |
Canada vs WINDIES “B” |
Queen’s Park Oval |
Fri, Oct 19 |
Volcanoes vs Jaguars |
Queen’s Park Oval (11:30 am start) |
Sun, Oct 21 |
Red Force vs Canada |
Queen’s Park Oval |
GROUP “B”
(in Barbados)
• Matches starting at 9 am; Webcast available on www.windiescricket.com
DATE |
MATCH |
VENUE |
Thu, Oct 4 |
Scorpions beat Marooners by 7 wickets |
Three Ws Oval |
Sat, Oct 6 |
Marooners beat United States by 59 runs |
Three Ws Oval |
Mon, Oct 8 |
Hurricanes beat Maroons by 9 runs |
Three Ws Oval |
Wed, Oct 10 |
Pride vs Marooners |
Three Ws Oval |
Fri, Oct 12 |
Hurricanes vs Scorpions |
Three Ws Oval |
Sun, Oct 14 |
Marooners vs Scorpions |
Three Ws Oval |
Tue, Oct 16 |
Pride vs United States |
Three Ws Oval |
Thu, Oct 18 |
Hurricanes vs United States |
Three Ws Oval |
Sat, Oct 20 |
Marooners vs United States |
Windward Cricket Ground |
Mon, Oct 22 |
Scorpions vs United States |
Three Ws Oval |
• Matches starting at 2 pm, except where indicated in brackets; Televised on ESPN Caribbean
DATE |
MATCH |
VENUE |
Thu, Oct 4 |
Pride vs Hurricanes, no result |
Kensington Oval |
Sat, Oct 6 |
Scorpions beat Pride by 33 runs |
Kensington Oval |
Mon, Oct 8 |
Scorpions beat United States by 7 wickets |
Kensington Oval |
Wed, Oct 10 |
Hurricanes vs United States |
Kensington Oval |
Fri, Oct 12 |
Pride vs United States |
Kensington Oval |
Sun, Oct 14 |
Pride vs Hurricanes |
Kensington Oval (11:30 am start) |
Tue, Oct 16 |
Hurricanes vs Scorpions |
Kensington Oval |
Thu, Oct 18 |
Pride vs Marooners |
Kensington Oval |
Sat, Oct 20 |
Pride vs Scorpions |
Kensington Oval (11:30 am start) |
Mon, Oct 22 |
Hurricanes vs Marooners |
Kensington Oval |
THE FINALS
(in Barbados)
• Matches starting at 2 pm, except where indicated in brackets; Televised on ESPN Caribbean
DATE |
MATCH |
VENUE |
Thu, Oct 25 |
SEMI-FINAL #1 – 1st Group “A” vs 2nd Group “B” |
Kensington Oval |
Fri, Oct 26 |
SEMI-FINAL #2 – 1st Group “B” vs 2nd Group “A” |
Kensington Oval |
Sun, Oct 28 |
GRAND FINAL – WINNER SF1 vs WINNER SF2 |
Kensington Oval (11:30 am start) |