A GUIDING HAND
Sports
January 11, 2010

A GUIDING HAND

Jamaica’s Brendon Nash drives through the offside during his authoritative, unbeaten 44 which guided the defending champions to a six-wicket triumph over the Windward Islands in the 2010 WICB Regional Four-day cricket championship opener at Chedwin Park yesterday. Wicketkeeper Lyndon James looks on.  (Photo: Bryan Cummings)

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