Story and Photos By Brandon Corlette Barbados Pride has certainly looked a formidable unit in this season of the Cricket West Indies (CWI) Professional Cricket League (PCL) Regional 4-Day championships. The supreme team of the tournament has 116 points in seven matches, 30.2 points ahead of their closet opponents, Guyana Jaguars. On the eve of the match that promises to be a blockbuster, Pride Head Coach Emmerson Trotman disclosed that this was the most important match of the season for the Pride unit. “Playing against the five-time champions and since we are looking to be champions, it’s important that we...
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CWI PCL Regional 4-Day championships…– Hetmyer, Paul, Shepherd return Story and Photos by Brandon Corlette Five-time defending champions Guyana Jaguars will welcome the table leaders, Barbados Pride to their home fortress at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence for the “match of the season”. This day-night match is scheduled for today, Thursday, March 12 to Sunday, March 15 from 14:00h. Jaguars will have the services of West Indies trio Shimron Hetmyer, Keemo Paul, and Romario Shepherd. The trio has replaced Tevin Imlach, Keon Joseph, and Nial Smith in the 13-man squad that was announced on Wednesday morning. On the eve of...
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