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Harpy Eagles build first innings total to 339 vs Scorpions
Kevlon Anderson of Guyana Harpy Eagles sweeps during the regional four-day match against Jamaica Scorpions at Sabina Park in Kingston on Wednesday, March 5, 2025. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)
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March 6, 2025

Harpy Eagles build first innings total to 339 vs Scorpions

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica Scorpions are one without loss at lunch in reply to Guyana Harpy Eagles first-innings score of 339 on the second day of the regional first-class match at Sabina Park.

Scores: Harpy Eagles 339 (109.2 ovs); Scorpions 1-0 (3 ovs)

Both openers Odain McCatty and left-hander Kirk McKenzie are yet to get off the mark.

Earlier, the Harpy Eagles resumed from their overnight score of 260-5 but lost their remaining five wickets for the addition of 79 runs in the first session.

Kevlon Anderson, who retired hurt on Wednesday after getting to an even 100, returned to extend his top score to 116 before he was caught by wicketkeeper Aldaine Thomas off the bowling of pacer Odean Smith.

Opener Matthew Nandu (61) and Kemol Savory (48) were the next best scorers.

Smith led the Jamaican bowling with career-best figures of 5-68, his first five-wicket haul in four-day cricket. Captain Marquino Mindley, who bowled with great control, grabbed 2-36, while wrist spinner Tamarie Redwood had 2-109.

– Sanjay Myers

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