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Official Points Standings After The Eighth Round

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March 16, 2020

Official Points Standings After The Eighth Round

March 16, 2020

ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Following are the Official Points Standings in the 2019-20 West Indies Championship after the eighth round of matches which ended on Sunday.

Abbreviations: PTS-total points, M-matches, W-won, L-lost, D-drawn, T-tied, NR-no result, MP-match points, BAT-batting points, BOWL-bowling points, PB-pace bowling points

FRANCHISESPTSMWLDTNRMPBATBOWLPB
1. Barbados Pride134.886200072142424.8
2. T&T Red Force94.683230045182110.6
T3= Guyana Jaguars91.883320042162112.8
T3= Jamaica Scorpions91.883320042142213.8
5. Windwards Volcanoes7882330033112014
6. Leewards Hurricanes52.88152001861612.8

-ENDS-

POINTS SYSTEM

Scoring of Points: As below plus any points under the bonus points system –

Completed match (win)
12 points for the winner + batting + bowling points + pace bowling points

Completed match (loss)
0 points for the loser + batting + bowling points + pace bowling points

Scores equal in a completed match (tie)
6 points each team + batting + bowling points + pace bowling points

Incomplete match (draw)

3 points each team + batting + bowling points + pace bowling points

Abandoned match (no-result)
In the event of a match being abandoned without any play having taken place, 1 point each

Abandoned match due to dangerous pitch
Home Team 0
Visiting Team 12

Referee awarding match
Team Awarded Match 12
Other Team 0

Bonus Points

(a) Batting and bowling points awarded for performances in the first 110 overs of each team’s first innings only and retained whatever the result of the match.

A maximum of five batting points will be awarded based on runs scored by each team as follows:

250 to 299 runs – 2 points

300 to 349 runs – 3 points

350 to 399 runs – 4 points

400 runs or over – 5 points

A maximum of three bowling points will be awarded based on wickets taken by each team as follows:

3 to 5 wickets taken – 1 point

6 to 8 wickets taken – 2 points

9 to 10 wickets taken – 3 points

For the avoidance of doubt, “wickets taken” shall relate exclusively to batsmen dismissed under Laws 30 to 39 inclusive and to batsmen retired out.

If penalty runs are awarded to a team which at that time had faced less than 110 overs in their first innings OR completed their first innings before they had faced 110 overs, those penalty runs will be considered as counting towards the total as far as the award of bonus points is concerned.

If penalty runs are awarded to a team which had already faced 110 overs or more in their first innings OR had previously completed their first innings after they had faced 110 overs, those penalty runs will not be considered as counting towards the total as far as the award of bonus points is concerned.

(b) Pace Bowling Points awarded for each wicket taken by a pace bowler during the match in both the first and second innings.

0.2 pace bowling points will be awarded to the fielding team and will be retained whatever the outcome of the match. Each team must declare its pace bowlers to the Match Referee on the team sheet at the Toss. Points will only be awarded to those wickets taken by pace bowlers who have been declared on the team sheet at the Toss.

MATCH RESULTS

Round 1

January 9 to 12

Hurricanes lost to Jaguars by 10 wickets – Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua Scorecard

Red Force drew with Scorpions – Brian Lara Cricket Academy, Trinidad Scorecard

Volcanoes beat Pride by three wickets – Arnos Vale Cricket Ground, St. Vincent Scorecard

Round 2

January 16 to 19

Scorpions drew with Volcanoes – Sabina Park, Jamaica Scorecard

Pride beat Jaguars by 7 wickets – Kensington Oval, Barbados Scorecard

Red Force beat Hurricanes by an innings and 168 runs – Brian Lara Cricket Academy Scorecard

Round 3

January 23 to 26

Scorpions lost to Pride by 119 runs – Sabina Park Scorecard

Jaguars beat Red Force by 219 runs – Guyana National Stadium, Guyana Scorecard

Volcanoes lost to Hurricanes by an innings and 165 runs – Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, St. Lucia Scorecard

Round 4

February 6 to 9

Jaguars lost to Scorpions by seven runs – Guyana National Stadium Scorecard

Volcanoes drew with Red Force – Windsor Park, Dominica Scorecard

February 7 to 10

Hurricanes lost to Pride by an innings and 81 runs – Warner Park, St. Kitts Scorecard

Round 5

February 13 to 16

Scorpions beat Hurricanes by five wickets – Trelawny Multipurpose Complex, Jamaica Scorecard

Pride beat Red Force by 299 runs – Kensington Oval Scorecard

Volcanoes drew with Jaguars – Grenada National Stadium, Grenada Scorecard

Round 6

February 27 to March 1

Scorpions lost to Jaguars by seven wickets – Trelawny Multipurpose Complex Scoreboard

Pride beat Volcanoes by 127 runs – Kensington Oval Scoreboard

Hurricanes drew with Red Force – Warner Park Scoreboard

Round 7

March 5 to 8

Red Force beat Pride by 147 runs – Brian Lara Cricket Academy Scoreboard

Volcanoes beat Scorpions by 2 wickets – Grenada National Stadium Scoreboard

Jaguars drew with Hurricanes – Guyana National Stadium Scoreboard

Round 8

March 12 to 15

Red Force beat Volcanoes by an innings and 84 runs – Brian Lara Cricket Academy Scoreboard

Hurricanes vs Scorpions – Vivian Richards Cricket Ground Scoreboard

Jaguars lost to Pride by 235 runs – Guyana National Stadium Scoreboard

MATCH SCHEDULE

(All matches start at 10 am daily, except where indicated in brackets) 

Round 9

To be determined – Suspended because of global coronavirus pandemic

Jaguars vs Volcanoes – Guyana National Stadium (9:30 a.m. daily)

Scorpions vs Red Force – Sabina Park (2 p.m. daily)

Pride vs Hurricanes – Kensington Oval

Round 10

To be determined – Suspended because of global coronavirus pandemic

Pride vs Scorpions – Kensington Oval (2 p.m. daily)

Hurricanes vs Volcanoes – Warner Park

Red Force vs Jaguars – Queen’s Park Oval, Trinidad

-CWI

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