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WEST INDIES “A” DOMINATE THANKS TO SINCLAIR’S ALLROUND SHOW

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June 1, 2023
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Bangladesh “A” vs West Indies “A”

Day 2; 3rd “Test”

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TAHIR, MEHIDY SPIN MAGIC SEND WARRIORS TO THE TOP

BHATIA KEEPS KNIGHT RIDERS UNBEATEN

Venue: Sylhet International Cricket Stadium

Toss: West Indies won and batted

Scorecard: https://www.windiescricket.com/matches/216456/#scorecard

Allrounder Kevin Sinclair continued his excellent showing with bat and ball as West Indies “A” took full control of the final four-day first-class match against Bangladesh “A” on Wednesday.

The tall right-hander made 60 – the fifth half-century of the innings – to help propel West Indies “A” to a strong first innings total of 445 all out. He then returned with 2-51 and along with fast bowler Anderson Phillip (2-26), they had the hosts reeling at 157-7 at the close of the second day.

Resuming on their overnight 320-6, Sinclair batted with great assurance as he struck seven fours and a six off 122 balls. He started the day on 22 and lost Raymon Reifer who made 56, caught at the wicket off left-arm seamer Shoriful Islam (2-80), but then frustrated Bangladesh “A” by inspiring an 87-run with Akeem Jordan, who made 47.

Jordan lashed five fours and a six in a breezy 63-ball innings before he was eighth out, clipping a simple catch to short mid-wicket off off-spinner Mahmudul Hasan.

When the home team batted, captain Saif Hassan top-scored with 32, opener Zakir Hassan got 29 and wicketkeeper Nurul Hasan chipped in with 28.

The match continues on Thursday at 10am local time (12 midnight Eastern Caribbean/11pm Wednesday Jamaica).(cwi)

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