Dominic Sabir and Delray Rawlins struck scintillating unbeaten half-centuries as Bermuda emphatically avenged their morning defeat to crush the Cayman Islands by 10 wickets.
After slipping to a tense two-wicket loss in their tournament opener, Bermuda produced a ruthless afternoon response, gunning down a target of 144 without losing a single scalp.
Cayman Islands elected to bat and posted 143-5 from their 20 overs, anchored by Romeo Dunka’s punchy 43 not out, while Kevon Fubler led the Bermudian bowling effort with a tidy 2-9.
The run chase quickly became an exhibition of clean hitting. Sabir hammered an unbeaten 73 from 55 balls—clearing the ropes four times alongside six boundaries—while Rawlins bludgeoned 67 not out from just 45 deliveries, striking five fours and four sixes.
The pair propelled Bermuda to 149-0 with overs to spare, capping a clinical 10-wicket rout to restore parity on day one.
