da 888casino： There was frustration and disappointment for Kenyan cricket officials and followers on Saturday with the abandonment of the third day’s play in the four-day match between Kenya and the touring West Indians
da poker： CricInfo12-Aug-2001There was frustration and disappointment for Kenyan cricket officials andfollowers on Saturday with the abandonment of the third day’s play in the fourday match between Kenya and the touring West Indians.Early morning rain in the coastal town of Mombasa seeped through the covers ofthe Sports Ground pitch, leaving the umpires no alternative but to abandon theday’s play before the scheduled 10am start.The four-day game, the closest thing the Kenyans have yet experienced to Testmatch cricket, is now destined to fizzle to a draw on Sunday. The West Indiesare 118 without loss in their first innings in reply to Kenya’s 290.The main interest in Sunday’s action will be to see how far not out batsmenChris Gayle (61) and Daren Ganga (53) can extend their individual scores, andto see what sort of form the remaining West Indian batsmen, including Hinds,Sarwan and Samuels, can display.With a three-match series of official one-day internationals to commence onWednesday, Kenya are facing some injury worries. Sandeep Gupta, making hisfirst appearance for Kenya in eighteen months, has a fractured finger afterbeing struck by a delivery from Reon King in the first innings. Thomas Odoyobowled just one over on Friday, suffering a recurrence of a knee problem.Gupta and Odoyo join batsman Ravindu Shah on Kenya’s injury list.
