Smith, Permaul are top performers in Digicel’s Championship

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Left-handers Devon Smith of Windward Islands Volcanoes and Veerasammy Permaul of Guyana Jaguars were the top individual performers in the 2017-18 Digicel 4-Day Championship which ended on Sunday.

Devon Smith

According to a statement from Cricket West Indies (CWI), Smith gathered 1,095 runs at an average of 84.23 to cover himself in personal glory. He became the fourth batsman to score more than 1,000 runs in a single Windies  first-class season and establish a new record for the most runs in a single Windies first-class season.

“It was a remarkable achievement for the veteran left-handed opener, considering he reached the mark in just 10 matches. He earns the Viv Richards Award and a US $1,500 cheque” said CWI.

Meanwhile, Permaul collected exactly 50 wickets at 18.90 apiece. It is the second time that the left-arm spinner has finished with the most wickets in a season. He earns the Courtney Walsh Award and a US $1,500 prize.

Veerasammy Permaul

Jaguars’ Anthony Bramble effected 45 dismissals, comprising 42 catches and three stumpings, and was the leading wicketkeeper this season and takes the Deryck Murray Award and a US $1,500 cheque, the same amount that has been secured by Jonathan Carter along with the Clive Lloyd Award for holding 17 catches in the field.

Two other individual awards, chosen by the selection panel of CWI, have been announced.

John Campbell of Jamaica Scorpions has earned the Malcolm Marshall Award and a US $1,500 payday for being the top all-rounder, having accumulated 603 runs at an average of 43.07 and collected 19 wickets at 24.52 apiece.

Shermon Lewis of Windward Islands Volcanoes has won the Andy Roberts Award and a US $1,000 cheque for being the most promising fast bowler. He collected 30 wickets at 21.70 apiece in his first full season of the #D4Day.

Champions Guyana Jaguars also pocketed US $36,000, comprising US $15,000 for winning the Championship and US $21,000 for winning seven matches.

For winning each match, the teams gained US $3,000. As a result, Barbados Pride and Jamaica Scorpions earned US $9,000, and Leeward Islands Hurricanes, Windward Islands Volcanoes and Trinidad & Tobago Red Force pocketed US $6,000.

TOP PERFORMERS

Following is the CWI’s list of the most prolific batsmen and most successful bowlers in the 2017-18 Digicel 4-Day Championship after the ninth round of matches.

Batting tabulated under: M-matches, I-innings, NO-not outs, R-runs, HS-highest scores, AVG-average, 100-hundreds, 50-half-centuries

Bowling tabulated under: M-matches, O-overs, R-runs, W-wickets, BB-best bowling, AVG-average, 10w-10 wickets or more in a match, 5w-five wickets or more in an innings

BATSMEN M I NO R HS AVG 100 50
1. Devon Smith (Volcanoes) 10 18 5 1,095 185* 84.23 6 1
2. Denesh Ramdin (Red Force) 10 18 5 799 132* 61.46 3 4
3. Shayne Moseley (Pride) 10 19 2 643 117 37.82 2 4
4. Shamarh Brooks (Pride) 8 14 1 632 166 48.61 1 3
5. Chanderpaul Hemraj (Jaguars) 10 18 1 623 90 36.64 0 5
6. Devon Thomas (Hurricanes) 10 17 0 616 172 36.23 2 2
7. Anthony Bramble (Jaguars) 10 15 2 613 196* 47.15 1 4
8. John Campbell (Scorpions) 8 15 1 603 156 43.07 1 4
9. Vishaul Singh (Jaguars) 8 14 3 539 119 49.00 2 2
10. Kavem Hodge (Volcanoes) 7 11 1 535 128 53.50 1 2

 

BOWLERS M O R W BB AVG 5w 10w
1. Veerasammy Permaul (Jaguars) 10 414.1 945 50 6-29 18.90 4 1
2. Imran Khan (Red Force) 10 424.1 1,226 48 6-59 25.54 3 1
3. Keemo Paul (Jaguars) 10 263.2 785 42 5-59 18.69 1 0
4. Jeremiah Louis (Hurricanes) 10 296.2 938 40 6-69 23.45 1 0
5. Shane Shillingford (Volcanoes) 9 392.1 951 38 7-94 25.02 3 0
6. Nikita Miller (Scorpions) 5 243.5 504 36 8-54 14.00 4 2
7. Jomel Warrican (Pride) 10 308 812 36 6-70 22.55 2 0
8. Shermon Lewis (Volcanoes) 10 216.5 651 30 5-64 21.70 1 0
9. Damion Jacobs (Scorpions) 7 278.2 685 28 7-74 24.46 2 1
10. Derval Green (Scorpions) 10 243 697 27 4-45 25.81 0 0
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