Bim 10

Having been sent in to bat, Warriors rallied to 104 for four from their 10 overs and had placed themselves in a strong position by reducing Pelicans to 55 for four off 5.4 overs when Brathwaite joined the fray.

The former West Indies skipper, with the assistance of Mario Albert, then proceeded to propel his team to 110 without further loss to win with four balls to spare.

Four sixes and three fours were the main scoring shots in the swashbuckling, 14-ball innings, that dominated the unbroken, match-winning partnership of 55 with Albert who finished 33 not out (26 balls, 4 fours 1 six).

Albert’s crucial innings began after three wickets tumbled with the score on 15. He and opening bat Shian Brathwaite rebuilt the innings in adding 40 before the latter’s dismissal for 25 brought the captain to the crease.

Warriors, who maintained a sluggish rate of scoring at the beginning were given a late boost by Yvan Grant who pounded 20, inclusive of back-to-back sixes off the last over bowled by pacer Chemar Holder. He remained unbeaten on 32 off 17 balls after Zidane Harewood (27), Marradon Bend (17) and Jonathan Carter 12 provided the platform.

In the second match, Voyagers proved no match for a powerful Titans unit who required just 5.2 overs to wipe off the meagre total made by Voyagers who were invited to bat.

The Dwayne Smith-led Voyagers hobbled to 77 for six with medium pacer Kemar Harte (2 for 5 from 2 overs) leading the stifling bowling effort.

Nyeem Young, in the unusual position of opening bat then hit seven maximums in 47 off 17 balls to formalise the second win from three matches for the Titans, with new captain, Aaron Jones coming 18 not out.

Summarised scores:

Match #7: Warriors 104-4 in 10 overs (Yvan Grant 32*, Zidane Harewood 27, Marradon Bend 17, Jonathan Carter 12) Pelicans 110-4 in 9.2 overs (Carlos Brathwaite 42 n.o. (14 balls, 3×4, 3×6), Mario Albert 33* (26 balls, 4×4, 1×6), Shian Brathwaite 25) Pelicans won by six wickets.

Match #8: Voyagers 77-6 in 10 overs (Giovonte Depeiza 16, Akeem Springer 11, Rashawn Worrell 10) Titans 78-1 in 5.2 overs (Nyeem Young 47*, 17 balls, 7×6), Aaron Jones 18*) Titans won by nine wickets.  

Pelicans and Settlers were both winners on Sunday’s third day of the BIM10 Tournament at the Windward Cricket Ground in St. Michael, Barbados.

Zachary McCaskie made a 24-ball 62 including five fours and six sixes to help Pelicans chase down a target of 87 in 5.5 overs for the loss of only one wicket in the day’s first game.

Two-time champions Settlers followed up their opening day win over Voyagers on Friday with an eight-wicket win over Titans on Saturday’s second day of the BIM10 tournament at the Windward Club Ground in St. Phillip, Barbados.

Settlers and Pelicans registered wins on Friday's opening day of the third edition of the  BIM10 Tournament at the Windward Club Ground in St. Philip, Barbados.

Two-time champions Settlers, set up by some excellent batting, defeated last season’s finalists Voyagers by 20 runs, while Pelicans beat Titans by four wickets with two balls remaining.

Titans pulled off a nine-wicket upset win over defending champions Settlers while Guardians defeated Voyagers by four runs in BIM 10 Tournament action at the Windward Grounds in St Phillip, Barbados on Sunday.

In the first game of the day, Titans restricted Settlers to 87-6 from their 10 overs before reaching 92-1 in 9.1 overs in reply.

After Titans won the toss and chose to field, Jerome Jones was able to remove both opening batters for the Settlers, when he dismissed Zachary Carter (0) and Kadeem Alleyne (16).

Raymond Kellman and Marrodon Bend played starring roles as the Warriors dethroned the two-time defending champions Settlers by seven wickets to lift the title of the 2025 BIM 10 Tournament at the Windward grounds, Lucas Street in St Philip, Barbados on Sunday.