Anthony Bramble yesterday stroked his second first-class half-century to keep the Guyana Jaguars alive after a well-organised bowling performance by Barbados restricted them to a first innings total of 261 in round three of the WICB Professional Cricket League’s (PCL) four-day tourney.
Before a disappointing crowd of a few dozen, the 23-year-old wicket-keeper bettered his highest first-class score of 64 with an elegant knock of 73 from 122 balls which featured nine fours and the only six of the Jaguars innings. West Indies Under-19 batsman Shimron Hetmyer missed out on a half-century but batted well for his 47 which included six fours while Rajendra Chandrika (31) with four boundaries and Chris Barnwell 24, were among the other top scorers.
At stumps, Barbados were 4-0 from two overs, trailing by 257 with
