Guyana looking to bounce back against Jamaica

By Romario Samaroo On In Sports |
Who will win? Cricket West Indies Director, Anand Sanasie and CWI Project Officer for Women’s Cricket, Josina Luke surrounded by the six territorial captains from left to right, Afy Fletcher (Windward Islands), Merissa Aguilliera (Trinidad and Tobago), Shemaine Campbelle (Guyana), Hayley Matthews (Barbados), Stafanie Taylor (Jamaica) and Shawnisha Hector (Leeward Islands) who are vying for the CWI Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 and T20 Blaze titles in Guyana
Who will win? Cricket West Indies Director, Anand Sanasie and CWI Project Officer for Women’s Cricket, Josina Luke surrounded by the six territorial captains from left to right, Afy Fletcher (Windward Islands), Merissa Aguilliera (Trinidad and Tobago), Shemaine Campbelle (Guyana), Hayley Matthews (Barbados), Stafanie Taylor (Jamaica) and Shawnisha Hector (Leeward Islands) who are vying for the CWI Colonial Medical Insurance Super50 and T20 Blaze titles in Guyana

Guyana will be looking for an improved performance in round two of the Cricket West Indies/Colonial Medical Insurance Women’s Super50 competition when they come up against Jamaica, who will not be taking them lightly at Everest Cricket Club today.

The two sides had contrasting starts to the tournament with the hosts falling to a 69-run defeat to Trinidad and Tobago at National Stadium, Providence while Jamaica whipped Windward Islands by 80 runs at the Georgetown Cricket Club.

Skipper of the Guyana side, Shemaine Campbelle explained that the side did not bat well against Trinidad but is confident in the unit to get it right when they go on the field today.

Campbelle said “I think our batting let us down but we just need to come up more with our batting. Our batters need to put more runs on the board. “