Wildey seamer Jerome Jones after his impressive five wicket haul.[/caption] In reply, Wanderers, missing top-order batters Johnathan Drakes and Shayne Moseley, struggled in the powerplay overs, managing just 35 runs with two wickets falling. However, the massive moment would be when Wildey scalped Roshon Primus, who batted at #3,  trying to accelerate the run rate, and was caught at long-off against the bowling of Jaden Leacock for 18. From there, WCC never had enough in the tank to chase down the total and were plagued by a match-winning spell from Jerome Jones, taking 5-19 in his four overs. The other options complemented his accurate spell, with all five Wildey bowlers taking one wicket, restricting Wanderers to just 111. Kraigg Brathwaite was the only standout with bat reaching 48 from 41 deliveries. The win means Wildey will finish in the top two of Zone ‘B,’ destined for next week’s Quarter Finals, while Wanderers bow out after the group stages. The Wildey Club has never won the BCA T20 Cup, but with resilient performances like these consistently throughout the tournament, they are undoubtedly a massive favourite. (NU)]]>
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