Jamaica Scorpions aim to overcome 234-run challenge on final day against WI Academy
Key Points(5)
- The Jamaica Scorpions are poised for a thrilling final day today at Sabina Park as they set their sights on chasing down a target of 234 runs to defeat the West Indies Academy in their West Indies Championship match.
- With 90 overs at their disposal, the Scorpions will aim to secure victory in what promises to be an exciting run chase.
- On the third day of the match, the Scorpions extended their overnight total of 326 to gain a crucial 48-run lead before dismissing the West Indies Academy side for 281 in their second innings.
- Leg-spinner Abhijai Mansingh led the charge for the Scorpions with four wickets for 70 runs, supported by off-spinner Peat Salmon, who claimed three wickets for 55 runs.
- <h2><strong>Carlon Bowen-Tuckett top-scored</strong></h2> Wicketkeeper-batsman Carlon Bowen-Tuckett top-scored for the West Indies Academy with 53 runs, while opener Kadeem Alleyne contributed 52 runs.
The Jamaica Scorpions are poised for a thrilling final day today at Sabina Park as they set their sights on chasing down a target of 234 runs to defeat the West Indies Academy in their West Indies Championship match.
With 90 overs at their disposal, the Scorpions will aim to secure victory in what promises to be an exciting run chase.
On the third day of the match, the Scorpions extended their overnight total of 326 to gain a crucial 48-run lead before dismissing the West Indies Academy side for 281 in their second innings. Leg-spinner Abhijai Mansingh led the charge for the Scorpions with four wickets for 70 runs, supported by off-spinner Peat Salmon, who claimed three wickets for 55 runs.
