Scorpions 216-4 in reply to WI Academy’s 324
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March 14, 2024

Scorpions 216-4 in reply to WI Academy’s 324

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica Scorpions were 216-4 at tea to trail West Indies Academy by 108 runs on the second day of the fourth-round regional four-day cricket match at Sabina Park.

Scores: WI Academy 324 (82 ovs); Scorpions 216-4 (65 ovs).

Captain Brandon King is 69 not out, while Peat Salmon is on 10. Leroy Lugg made 64 earlier.

Pacer Kadeem Alleyne has taken 2-29 for the visiting academy team.

On Wednesday’s opening day, 17-year-old Barbadian Joshua Dorne made 83 in the West Indies Academy’s first-innings score of 324.

Teams: Scorpions — Brandon King (captain), Carlos Brown, Kirk McKenzie, Leroy Lugg, Jermaine Blackwood, Abhijai Mansingh, Romaine Morris, Peat Salmon, Derval Green, Ojay Shields, Jeavor Royal.

WI Academy — Nyeem Young (captain), Teddy Bishop, Kadeem Alleyne, Rashawn Worrell, Jordan Johnson, Carlon Bowen-Tuckett, Johann Layne, Joshua Bishop, Joshua Dorne, Joshua James, Ashmead Nedd.

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