Guyana, the side captained by Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz, failed to reach the final of their competition, Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha (BSS) reports. The match, played on Saturday, saw Guyana eliminated as Jamaica advanced to the title decider.
According to BSS, a century from Hetmyer went in vain for Miraz's team. Several outlets covering the game described the contest as a tense, closely fought affair that ended in Guyana's exit. Banglanews24 reported that Jamaica secured their place in the final, while Prothom Alo framed the result around Miraz's inability to take his team through despite Hetmyer's hundred.
Coverage of the match also pointed to other decisive factors. Bdnews24 described Miraz's performance as expensive and highlighted a late cameo from Powell that overshadowed Hetmyer's century. Daily Inquilab focused on a dramatic collapse, reporting that eight wickets fell for just nine runs.
Details of the scoreline, the venue and the exact margin were not available in the source material. What is clear from the reporting is that Guyana's campaign ended at the semifinal stage, with Jamaica progressing and Hetmyer's century proving insufficient to keep Miraz's side alive in the tournament.
The result means Miraz's involvement in the competition is over, while Jamaica move on to contest the final.