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Points Standings after the first round of matches

By CMC News··1 min read
Points Standings after the first round of matches
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  • Here are the official points standings in the <a href="https://www.windiescricket.com/">West Indies Championship</a> after the first round of matches ended on Saturday.
  • Points include: (i) bonus points awarded for team batting and bowling performances in the first 110 overs of each first innings only, and (ii) pace bowling points for each wicket taken by a pace bowler during the match (both first and second innings).
  • Bonus points and pace bowling points are retained whatever the outcome of the match.

Here are the official points standings in the West Indies Championship after the first round of matches ended on Saturday.

Points include: (i) bonus points awarded for team batting and bowling performances in the first 110 overs of each first innings only, and (ii) pace bowling points for each wicket taken by a pace bowler during the match (both first and second innings). Bonus points and pace bowling points are retained whatever the outcome of the match.

(1) Guyana Harpy Eagles 20 points

(2) Trinidad & Tobago Red Force 10.2

(3) Windward Islands Volcanoes 8.4

(4) Leeward Islands Hurricanes 7.4

(5) Jamaica Scorpions 6.2

(6) Barbados Pride 4.8

Second round of matches:

February 8 to 11 – Scorpions vs Pride at the Coolidge Cricket Ground, Antigua; Hurricanes vs Red Force at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua; Volcanoes vs Harpy Eagles at the National Cricket Stadium, Grenada.

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