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Saturday, May 3, 2025

Djenaba five-for wrecks Jamaica

by

Gyasi Merrique
2206 days ago
20190419
T&T medium pacer Djenaba Joseph collects the player of the match award from umpire Carlton Best for her match winning bowling figures of 5 for 6 to help T&T defeat Jamaica by eight wickets in their CWI/TTWCA U-19 Women’s T20 match at Preysal Recreation Grounds, Couva, yesterday.

T&T medium pacer Djenaba Joseph collects the player of the match award from umpire Carlton Best for her match winning bowling figures of 5 for 6 to help T&T defeat Jamaica by eight wickets in their CWI/TTWCA U-19 Women’s T20 match at Preysal Recreation Grounds, Couva, yesterday.

Djen­a­ba Joseph re­turned bowl­ing fig­ures of five wick­ets for six runs from four overs as T&T bowled out Ja­maica for 30 runs in­side 12 overs to se­cure an eight-wick­et win on day two of the Crick­et West In­dies (CWI) T&T Women's Crick­et As­so­ci­a­tion (TTWCA) Un­der-19 Women’s Twen­ty20 Tour­na­ment at Preysal Recre­ation Grounds, Cou­va, yes­ter­day.

The 15-year-old medi­um pac­er was not the on­ly source of wor­ry for Ja­maica’s bat­ting line-up af­ter they won the toss and chose to bat. Six­teen-year-old off-spin­ner April Ra­moutar al­so came good, claim­ing four wick­ets for six runs from her al­lot­ment of overs. No Ja­maican batswoman crossed dou­ble fig­ures with a high score of nine com­ing from Kate Wilmott while T&T sent down eight ex­tras.

T&T wiped off that tar­get in just un­der four overs but lost two wick­ets along the way as Sha­nia Ab­dool was dis­missed for nine and Shunelle Sawh was trapped leg-be­fore-wick­et (lbw) on five. T&T still com­plet­ed a suc­cess­ful run chase, reach­ing 33 for the loss of two with Joseph be­ing named the play­er of the match.

Ear­li­er in the day at the Na­tion­al Crick­et Cen­tre in Bal­main, T&T de­feat­ed Cana­da by 37 runs.

Af­ter be­ing in­sert­ed to bat, T&T piled up 138 for 5 from its 20 overs. Ab­dool top-scored with 42 runs from 36 de­liv­er­ies in­clud­ing six fours. T&T’s next best score was Sawh’s 34 which came from 27 balls while Alysha Gomez made 29 from 37. Kam­na Mir­chan­dani claimed two for 28 for the Cana­di­ans.

In re­ply, the North Amer­i­cans strug­gled to reach 101 for 7 with on­ly their cap­tain Mah­wish Khan able to build a score of note, hit­ting 29. Joseph, Daylia Alexan­der and Shali­ni Sama­roo each took one wick­et bowl­ing for T&T.

OTH­ER SCORES

MORN­ING SES­SION

At Preysal

Ja­maica vs Bar­ba­dos

Ja­maica 100/8 (20 overs) (Nicole Camp­bell 23, Jaunel Deers 18; Krisanne How­ell 3-17, Aaliyah Al­leyne 2-12) vs Bar­ba­dos 94/0 (13.5 overs) (Al­isa Scant­el­bury 46, Shai Car­ring­ton 29).Bar­ba­dos won by 10 wick­ets.

Play­er of the Match: Krisanne How­ell

Wind­ward Is­lands vs Guyana

Wind­ward Is­lands 165/1 (20 overs) (Jephenia Joseph 64 not out, Qiana Joseph 49; Niveena Ram­nauth 1-25) vs Guyana 100/7 (20 overs) (Mandy Man­gru 25, Shak­i­ba Gajn­abi 21; Al­i­son An­tione 2-17, Xharia Jack 1-10). Wind­ward Is­lands won by 65 runs.

Play­er of the Match: Jephenia Joseph

AF­TER­NOON SES­SION

At Gilbert Park

Bar­ba­dos vs Guyana

Guyana 117/5 (20 overs) (Mandy Man­gru 54; Brit­ney Small 1-16) vs Bar­ba­dos 38 all out (11.2 overs) (Kaeria Hol­li­gan 7; Ash­mi­ni Mu­nisa 3-3, Shak­i­ba Gajn­abi 3-13). Guyana won by 79 runs.

Play­er of the Match: Mandy Man­gru

Wind­ward Is­lands vs Cana­da

Wind­ward Is­lands 168/4 (20 overs) (Qiana Joseph 67, Jan­nil­lea Glas­gow 32; Son­ali Vig 1-14) vs Cana­da 144/0 (20 overs) (Miryam Khokar 59 not out, Achi­ni Per­era 62). Wind­wards won by 24 runs.

Play­er of the Match: Qiana Joseph


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