Kingstown, St Vincent: St Vincent and the Grenadines were kept quiet by Trinidad and Tobago?s spinners in the early stages of the final of the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League at Arnos Vale Playing Field 1, on Wednesday.The home side reached 45-2 off 19 overs and were under pressure. At the crease were Juliana Nero on 32 and captain Cordel Jack on three.

Eight players from four teams have each been nominated in three different categories at the LG ICC Awards 2010. Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis from South Africa, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag from India, Shane Watson and Doug Bollinger from Australia and Sri Lanka?s Mahela Jayawardena feature prominently in the long-lists for the awards, which will take place at a glittering ceremony in Bengaluru, India on October 6.

Trinidad and Tobago won the toss and sent St Vincent and the Grenadines in to bat in the final of the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League final at the Arnos Vale Playing Field, on Wednesday:

Devon Thomas smashed the topscore of 75 to help set up victory for the Sagicor West Indies High Performance Centre (HPC) by 36 runs over Combined Campuses & Colleges (CCC) in a T20 match at the 3Ws Oval at the Cave Hill Campus of the University of the West Indies, on Tuesday night.

The stage is all set for the final of the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League. On Wednesday defending champions Trinidad and Tobago will face host nation St Vincent and the Grenadines at Arnos Vale Playing Field 1. First ball is 10 am (9 am Jamaica Time).

The players at the Sagicor West Indies High Performance Centre will have three matches this week against opposition in Barbados. The matches will be played at the 3Ws Oval of the Cave Hill Campus of the West Indies, the home of the Sagicor West Indies HPC.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) today announced that the seventh LG ICC Awards ceremony would take place in Bengaluru (formerly known as Bangalore), India, on October 6, 2010. For the first time this year?s LG ICC Awards features a new category, the LG People?s Choice Award. This award will be chosen by cricket fans around the world who will get a chance to vote for their favourite player on-line from a short-list of five cricketers.

Trinidad and Tobago will meet St Vincent and the Grenadines in the final of the West Indies Cricket Board's Women's 50-Over League after hard-fought victories on Monday. The Vincentians defeated Jamaica by 31 runs at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2, while the Trinis beat Barbados by 28 runs at Arnos Vale Playing Field 1. The final will be played on Wednesday at 10 am (9 am Jamaica Time.) The third place play-off between Barbados and Jamaica will be at Arnos Vale 2 at the same time.

St Vincent and the Grenadines defeated Jamaica by 31 runs to reach the final of the West Indies Cricket Board's Women's 50-Over League at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2, on Monday. The home side made just 128 off their 50 overs but bounced back to bowl out the highly-fancied Jamaicans for just 97. The star player for the home side was Sheree-Ann John, who made a brave 24 not out and then took two wickets with her medium-pace, to take the Player-of-the-Match award.

Jamaica and Barbados showcased their dominance in Zone A as they soundly beat Dominica and St Lucia in the third and final preliminary round of matches in the West Indies Cricket Board's Women's 50-Over League on Sunday. The Bajans bowled out the St Lucians for 47 and trounced then by eight wickets at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2, while the Jamaican dismissed the Dominicans for 41 in a massive win by 148 runs at Stubbs Playing Field.

Jamaica are tottering on 52-6 after 25 overs trying to get a victory target of 129 in 50 overs against St Vincent and the Grenadines in their semi-final of the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League. Carrying the fight for Jamaica is left-hander Shanel Daley who is on 22 not out at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2. The Jamaicans will now need to get 77 runs in the last 25 overs

Summarised scores in the third and final preliminary round of matches in the West Indies Cricket Board's Women's 50-Over League on Sunday:

Kingstown, St Vincent: Jamaica will require 129 off 50 overs for victory when they start batting against St Vincent and the Grenadines in their semi-final of the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League. The Jamaicans bowled out the Vincentians side for 128 on a good pitch at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2, on Monday. It required some powerful hitting from Sheree-Ann John (24 not out) to push the home side to their total.

St Vincent and the Grenadines found themselves in deep trouble on 102-8 at the end of the 45th over as they found scoring difficult against Jamaica in the semi-finals of the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League on Monday. Left-arm spinner Shanel Daley created a lot of problems taking 2-15 from her 10 overs to halt the scoring at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2.

Trinidad and Tobago fought back well against Barbados to reach 54-2 in the 17th over against Barbados in the semi-final of the West Indies Cricket Boardﾒs Womenﾒs 50-Over League on Monday. After being jolted at 7-2, the defending champs recovered thanks to a solid stand between Britney Cooper, who is on 24 not out, and Shenel Lord, who is on 12 not out at Arnos Vale 1.

The stage is set for todayﾒs semi-finals in the West Indies Cricket Boardﾒs Womenﾒs 50-Over League. In the first match at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2, Jamaica won the toss and sent St Vincent and the Grenadines in to bat. The Vincentians reached 29-0 at the end of the eighth over. Opener Juliana Nero is on 16 not out.

St Vincent and the Grenadines are fighting hard to secure a place in the semi-finals as the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League continued on Sunday with the third round of matches. The home team reached 80-4 at the end of the 37th over in reply to 114 made by Guyana at Arnos Vale Playing Field 1.

Barbados announced themselves as major title contenders with an emphatic win over St Lucia as the West Indies Cricket Board's Women's 50-Over League continued on Sunday with the third round of matches. The Bajans bundled out the St Lucians for a mere 47 runs off 19.4 overs at Arnos Vale Playing Field 2. They then raced to 48-2 off 16.2 overs to win by eight overs, before lunch to end Zone A with eight points and qualify for Monday's semi-finals.

Kingstown, St Vincent: Trinidad and Tobago continue to make a solid defence of their title as the West Indies Cricket Board?s Women?s 50-Over League continued on Sunday with the third round of matches. The Trinis, who started the match with eight points following two wins, won the toss and sent Grenada in to bat. Grenada have already been reduced to five runs for one wicket in the second over of their Zone B match at Sion Hill.