Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica Under-19 women’s cricket rained out

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TT captain Shalini Samaroo plays a shot during the CWI Rising Stars U19 T20 Women's Championship match against Jamaica on Saturday at the Diego Martin Regional Sports Complex, Diego Martin.  - Angelo Marcelle
TT captain Shalini Samaroo plays a shot during the CWI Rising Stars U19 T20 Women’s Championship match against Jamaica on Saturday at the Diego Martin Regional Sports Complex, Diego Martin. – Angelo Marcelle

The match between Trinidad and Tobago and Jamaica in the Cricket West Indies Rising Stars U-19 Women’s T20 tournament at the Diego Martin Sports Complex was abandoned on Saturday due to rain.

TT were 50/4 in seven overs batting first when play was called off.

Shalini Samaroo was unbeaten on 14 balls with 17 and Kade Wilmot already grabbed 2/17 in two overs for Jamaica.

Both teams played at a high level during the tournament.

The only match that produced a result was the match between the USA and the Leeward Islands at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy, in Tarouba.

USA reached a mammoth 169/2 in 17.5 overs when rain interrupted play. The Leeward Islands, chasing a revised target of 169, reached 16/1 in seven overs when rain ended the match. USA won by 47 runs in the Duckworth-Lewis method.

The second match at Brian Lara between Barbados and the Windward Islands was also abandoned. Barbados were 6/1 after one over when the match ended.

Only one match will be played on Sunday. The Leeward Islands and Jamaica will meet at the Diego Martin Sports Complex, from 9.30am.

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