Stafanie Taylor, left, and Hayley Matthews both scored centuries in West Indies Womens win over Ireland Women in the second Odi, yesterday. The regional side won by six wickets.
FILE: Nikita Gosine scores three for Club Sando.
FILE - West Indies' Keacy Carty scored a half-century to help the regional side defeat New Zealand by seven wickets in the opening One Day International at Providence Stadium in Guyana on Saturday.
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Anaya Roberts makes a return against Amelia Woo during the Girls Under-14 Singles matches in the Sagicor Junior Tennis Tournament at the National Racquet Centre in Tacarigua, on Saturday. Yesterday, Roberts met Jordanne Mason and emerged with a 4-1, 4-1.
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Stafanie Taylor, left, and Hayley Matthews both scored centuries in West Indies Womens win over Ireland Women in the second Odi, yesterday. The regional side won by six wickets.
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FILE: Nikita Gosine scores three for Club Sando.
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FILE - West Indies' Keacy Carty scored a half-century to help the regional side defeat New Zealand by seven wickets in the opening One Day International at Providence Stadium in Guyana on Saturday.
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West Indies' Hayley Matthews, left, celebrates taking the wicket of Sri Lanka's Harshitha Samarawickrama during the ICC Women's T20 World Cup match between Sri Lanka and West Indies, in Manchester, England, yesterday. ( Jacob King/PA via AP)
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West Indies all-rounder Keemo Paul, who took 3 for 67.
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