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Harpy Eagles looking to put old rivals to bed, with path to title retention clear 

Apr 09, 2025
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2025 CWI Regional 4-Day Championships Round 7 GHE vs. TTRF 

The Guyana Harpy Eagles will be looking to wrap up this season with their title reign still intact.

The Guyana Harpy Eagles will be looking to wrap up this season with their title reign still intact.

Kaieteur Sports – The Guyana Harpy Eagles will be looking to wrap up this season with their title reign still intact, but will need to get past their familiar rivals Trinidad and Tobago Red Force at home when the final round gets underway today at the Queen’s Park Oval.

Familiar rivals Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will hope otherwise.

Familiar rivals Trinidad and Tobago Red Force will hope otherwise.

Having done the hard work against a decked out Leewards team, Guyana faces their biggest opponents in the region, Trinidad and Tobago from 10:00h today.

Whether, T20, international or regional, the two sides have a storied past and today’s match will be no different, as Tevin Imlach and Kevlon Anderson, Guyana’s leading scorers and two of the current top ten, will seek to negate an effective Red Force bowling attack on their own backyard.

Jason Mohammed went on an early tear with the bat, but has cooled down somewhat despite his impact with the bat being among the key priorities for the likes of Ronaldo Alimohamed, the Eagles leading pacer and his fellow speedsters like Nial Smith and Keemo Paul.

With Amir Jangoo, West Indies player and skipper Joshua Da Silva, fresh off a losing fifty in the last game, Terrance Hinds, and Cephas Cooper will be tasked with some work, especially against the Eagles spinners in Veerasammy Permaul, Kevin Sinclair and Ashmead Nedd.

Guyana, despite beating off most if not all the top bowlers this season, will need to weary the likes of former Test pacer Shannon Gabriel, spinners Yannick Cariah, Bryan Charles and the crafty Kharry Pierre, who sits among the leading wicket-takers.

The champs will be looking to add to their current 111.6 points with the Red Force trailing in second place with 105.4 points.

Meanwhile, Jamaica Scorpions will play CCC, while Leewards play Barbados with the Windward Islands Volcanoes battling the West Indies Academy as part of today’s round of games.


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