Harpy Eagles beat WI Academy by two wickets
Guyana Harpy Eagles batsman Leon Johnson (right) celebrates reaching a century as Jamaica Scorpions bowler Abhijai Mansingh reacts during day one of the regional fourday match at Guyana National Stadium on Wednesday. (Photo: CWI Media)
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November 12, 2024

Harpy Eagles beat WI Academy by two wickets

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) – Guyana Harpy Eagles defeated West Indies Academy by two wickets in their Regional Super50 match at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy on Monday.

Batting first, West Indies Academy made 200 in 45.5, with Nimar Bolden, 32 runs, and Ackeem Auguste, 28; leading the way.

The Harpy Eagles’ successful chase was led by Kemol Savory,’s 56 not out and Kevlon Anderson’s 50.

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