Jamaica take the Headley-Weekes Trophy
Jamaica lifted the Headley-Weekes Trophy after accumulating more points than Windward Islands in the final of the Regional Four Day Competition, after the game between the two in St Lucia ended in a draw
26/04Result
Final, Regional Four Day Competition at Gros Islet, Apr 26-29 2014
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![Jamaica]( "Jamaica")
392 & 200 -
![Windward Islands]( "Windward Islands")
217 & 204/6 (58 ov)
Player of the Match
26/04Result
Final, Regional Four Day Competition at Gros Islet, Apr 26-29 2014
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![Jamaica]( "Jamaica")
392 & 200 -
![Windward Islands]( "Windward Islands")
217 & 204/6 (58 ov)
Player of the Match
Day 4
Day 3
Advantage Jamaica on 16-wicket day
Sixteen wickets fell on the third day in St Lucia, as Jamaica legspinner Damion Jacobs claimed eight scalps to instigate a Windward Islands batting collapse
Day 2
Openers lead Windward's strong reply
Devon Smith and Tyrone Theophile gave Windward Islands a strong start, adding an unbeaten opening stand of 113 as they sought to overtake Jamaica's strong first-innings score of 392
Day 1
Bonner, Blackwood make it Jamaica's day
Jermaine Blackwood and Nkrumah Bonner fell short of their respective centuries but ensured Jamaica had a strong opening in the final of the Regional four day competition against Windward Islands at Beausejour
Others
Windward confident of claiming maiden title
Ian Allen, the coach of Windward Islands, said the likely return of Shane Shillingford would boost his side in their quest for a maiden Regional Four Day title
Injured Samuels out of Regional Four Day final
Jamaica batsman Marlon Samuels will miss the Regional Four Day Competition final for Headley-Weekes Trophy against Windward Islands after failing to recover from a hamstring injury