Cameron Pennyfeather

Cameron Pennyfeather

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Cameron Pennyfeather supported the New Winthorpes Lions with 17 runs in their match against Jennings Tigers.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
0
Power
0$
Sentiment
0.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Unknown 5 7.20 0.00% +10% 0 0 $0 0$
Totals 5 0 0 $0 0$
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Recent Mentions

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather led the St Kitts reply with 65 runs from 39 balls. 7

Karima Gore Rahkeem Cornwall Jahmar Hamilton Daniel Doram Ziwandi Whyte Samuel Jones Aviskhar Sewkarran Michael Palmer Shernyl Burns Stevel Rodney Ameri Hinds
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Cornwall and Gore lead Antigua and Barbuda to second victory in LIT20

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather top-scored with 27 off 12 balls. 6

Karima Gore Nino Henry Hayden Walsh Jr Michael Dover Tariq Newman Jaleel Clarke Ruve Louw Rl Kofi James Micah Mckenzie
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Antigua & Barbuda Dominate St Kitts in one-sided encounter

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather played an outstanding captain's knock, scoring 74 runs. 9

Jamie Cornelius Theron Bussue Jonathan Van Lange Kimani Nisbett Hakeem Harvey Joshua Grant Stephan Pascal Kian Pemberton Lyte Browne Zachary Carter Daren Benta Colin Archibald Kaivalya Mishra
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Snappers and Dolphins advance to semifinals of St Kitts and Nevis Cool & Smooth T20

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather struck 32 from 30 balls for the Barracudas. 7

Deran Benta Jedd Joseph Zackary Carter Keon Harding Ruve Louw Christanja Carey Jacques Taylor Micah Mckenzie Tariq Newman Kasim Challenger Kaivalya Mishra Ross Powell Demari Benta Shelton Forbes K Von Esdaille Javid Edwards
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Benta’s half century propels Dolphins in St Kitts and Nevis Cool & Smooth T20

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather scored 64 runs for the Barracudas. 7

Micah Mckenzie Matthew Miller Adrian Williams Jerel Cornelius Walton Edwards Kian Pemberton Colin Archibald Jacques Taylor Shelton Forbes Ruve Lowe Jaleel Clarke Javarl Warde
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: McKenzie and Miller Shine on Opening Day of St Kitts and Nevis Cool and Smooth T20

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather cleaned up the tail, including dismissing Bishop and Junior Sinclair in successive deliveries. 6

Nathan Edward Shian Brathwaite Kadeem Alleyne Nathan Sealy Shaqkere Parris Leniko Boucher Joshua Bishop Junior Sinclair Sion Hackett Kofi James Jamie Cornelius Mikyle Louis Jewel Andrew
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Edward's Five-Wicket Haul Powers Thunder to Convincing Win Over Pelicans

Jamaica Jamaica: Cameron Pennyfeather got a start but didn’t push on. 5

Tagenarine Chanderpaul Kevlon Anderson Odain Mccatty Kevin Mckenzie Brandon King Ronaldo Alimohamed Gudakesh Motie Jermaine Blackwood Akeem Jordan Chemar Holder Kemar Roach Johann Jeremiah Kalvin Marcus Matthew Forde Damel Evelyn Roston Chase Kieran Powell Demario Richards Mikyle Louis Gilon Tyson Ryan John Justin Greaves Rahkeem Cornwall Shadrack Descarte Darel Cyrus Kenneth Dember Joshua Bishop Yannic Cariah Khary Pierre
The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: Scorpions fight back at Sabina Park | Sports

Unknown Unknown: Cameron Pennyfeather (17). 5

Michael Greaves Amahl Nathaniel Malique Walsh Melvin Charles Kofi James Kerry Mentore Hilroy Andrew Gershum Phillip Justin Robinson Michael Haynes Dover Akeem Blackman Malone Joseph Taiem Tonge Hughan Tonge Andra Samuel Demari Prince Ronnel Jeffrey Uri Smith Joshua Grant Tayari Tonge Onaje Amory Shacoy Floyd Tron Payne Daymie Daley Kief Baltimore Shane Burton Glenton Williams Ishmael Peters Dravid Richardson Keeshan Daawuud Paul Miller Kaivalya Mishra Tyrone Williams Jr Xaveek Toppin Tanez Francis Javaughn James
The Daily Observer – prominent Antiguan newspaper: Blackhawks take flight in ABCA Two-Day Competition