Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 271 for nine off 87.4 overs in their first innings at the close of play after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

In the post-tea session, Imran Khan was leg before wicket by fast bowler Tino Best for 39 (231-6); left-hander Sherwin Ganga was run out by Ryan Hinds for a career-best 99 (233-7); Dave Mohammed was caught at cover by Kirk Edwards off Best for 20 (268-8) and Amit Jaggernauth was leg before wicket by medium-pacer Dwayne Smith for one (271-9).

Rayad Emrit was unbeaten on 15.

Left-arm pacer Pedro Collins has four for 40 and Best, two for 61.

SCORECARD

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Ist Innings

L. Simmons c Hinds b Collins    0

J. Guillen c wk Browne b Stoute    47

*D. Ganga c wk Browne b Collins    11

J. Mohammed lbw b Collins    0

S. Ganga run out (Hinds)    99

+D. Ramdin c Smith b Collins    18

I. Khan lbw b Best    39

R. Emrit not out    15

D. Mohammed c Edwards b Best    20

A. Jaggernauth lbw b Smith    1

Extras (b4, lb1, nb16)        21

TOTAL (9 wks, 87.4)    271

Wks fell at: 1-1 (Simmons, 0.5 overs), 2-26 (D. Ganga, 6.1), 3-26 (J. Mohammed, 6.5), 4-92 (Guillen, 23.5), 5-115 (Ramdin, 32.4), 6-231 (Khan, 70.2), 7-233 (S. Ganga, 72), 8-268 (D. Mohammed, 86.3), 9-271 (Jaggernauth, 87.4).

To bat: R. Rampaul.

Bowling: Collins 17-5-40-4 (nb3), Best 15-0-61-2 (nb2), Roach 15-2-38-0 (nb7), Smith 15.4-5-50-1 (nb1), Stoute 8-2-16-1, Charles 6-2-32-0, Hinds 11-1-29-0.

Umpires: Rob Bailey (England), Clancy Mack (Antigua & Barbuda). Reserve: Gregory Brathwaite (Barbados).

Match referee: Carlyle Carter.

Toss: Barbados.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 237 for seven in their first innings – one after tea - after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Rayad Emrit on four and Dave Mohammed, nought.

Since tea, Imran Khan was leg before wicket by fast bowler Tino Best for 39 (231-6) and left-hander Sherwin Ganga was run out by Ryan Hinds for a career-best 99 (233-7).

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 218 for five in their first innings – half-an-hour after tea - after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Sherwin Ganga on 90 and Imran Khan, 35.

Sherwin Ganga reached his half-century in 185 minutes off 140 balls with  five boundaries.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds off left-arm pacer Pedro Collins for nought (1-1); Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne off Collins for 11 (26-2); Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket by Collins for nought (26-3); Justin Guillen, caught by Browne off medium-pacer Kevin Stoute for 47 (92-4) and Denesh Ramdin, caught at second slip by Dwayne Smith off Collins for 18 (115-5).

Collins has four for 34 off 16 overs.

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Tea

Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 190 for five in their first innings at tea after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Sherwin Ganga on 70 and Imran Khan, 31.

Sherwin Ganga reached his half-century in 185 minutes off 140 balls with  five boundaries.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds off left-arm pacer Pedro Collins for nought (1-1); Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne off Collins for 11 (26-2); Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket by Collins for nought (26-3); Justin Guillen, caught by Browne off medium-pacer Kevin Stoute for 47 (92-4) and Denesh Ramdin, caught at second slip by Dwayne Smith off Collins for 18 (115-5).

Collins has four for 22 off 11 overs.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 159 for five in their first innings – half-an-hour before tea - after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Sherwin Ganga on 49 and Imran Khan, 22.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds off left-arm pacer Pedro Collins for nought (1-1); Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne off Collins for 11 (26-2); Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket by Collins for nought (26-3); Justin Guillen, caught by Browne off medium-pacer Kevin Stoute for 47 (92-4) and Denesh Ramdin, caught at second slip by Dwayne Smith off Collins for 18 (115-5).

Collins has four for 22 off 11 overs.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 136 for five in their first innings – one hour after lunch - after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Sherwin Ganga on 47 and Imran Khan, four.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds off left-arm pacer Pedro Collins for nought (1-1); Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne off Collins for 11 (26-2); Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket by Collins for nought (26-3); Justin Guillen, caught by Browne off medium-pacer Kevin Stoute for 47 (92-4) and Denesh Ramdin, caught at second slip by Dwayne Smith off Collins for 18 (115-5).

Collins has four for 22 off 11 overs.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 120 for five in their first innings – half-an-hour after lunch - after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Sherwin Ganga on 36 and Imran Khan, nought

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds off left-arm pacer Pedro Collins for nought (1-1); Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne off Collins for 11 (26-2); Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket by Collins for nought (26-3); Justin Guillen, caught by Browne off medium-pacer Kevin Stoute for 47 (92-4) and Denesh Ramdin, caught at second slip by Dwayne Smith off Collins for 18 (115-5).

Collins has four for 17 off nine overs.

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Lunch

Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 106 for four off 29 overs in their first innings at lunch after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

The not out batsmen were Sherwin Ganga on 27 and Denesh Ramdin, 13.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds off left-arm pacer Pedro Collins for nought (1-1); Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne off Collins for 11 (26-2); Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket by Collins for nought (26-3) and Justin Guillen, caught by Browne off medium-pacer Kevin Stoute for 47 (92-4).

Collins has three for 17 off six overs.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 74 for three – half-an-hour before lunch - after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

All three wickets were taken by left-arm pacer Pedro Collins.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds for nought; Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne for 11 and Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket for nought.

At the crease were Justin Guillen on 43 and Sherwin Ganga, 16.

Collins has three for 17 off six overs.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 47 for three after the first hour’s play after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

All three wickets were taken by left-arm pacer Pedro Collins.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds for nought; Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne for 11 and Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket for nought.

At the crease were Justin Guillen on 25 and Sherwin Ganga, eight.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago were 26 for three after the first half-an-hour’s play after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

All three wickets were taken by left-arm pacer Pedro Collins.

The batsmen out were Lendl Simmons, who was caught at gully by Ryan Hinds for nought; Daren Ganga, caught at the wicket by Patrick Browne for 11 and Jason Mohammed, leg before wicket for nought.

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Bridgetown, Barbados, January 22 - (www.bcacricket.org) - Trinidad & Tobago are batting after they were put in by Barbados on the opening day of their third round match in the 2010 West Indies Cricket Board first-class championship at Kensington Oval here today.

Teams:

Barbados - Ryan Hinds (captain), Dale Richards, Jason Haynes, Kirk Edwards, Dwayne Smith, Kevin Stoute, Patrick Browne, Nikolai Charles, Tino Best, Kemar Roach, Pedro Collins.

Trinidad & Tobago – Daren Ganga (captain), Lendl Simmons, Justin Guillen, Jason Mohammed, Sherwin Ganga, Denesh Ramdin, Imran Jhan, Rayad Emrit, Dave Mohammed, Ravi Rampaul, Amit Jaggernauth.

Umpires: Rob  Bailey (England), Clancy Mack (Antigua & Barbuda).

Match referee: Carlyle Carter.

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