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PHOTO: Victory for CC
Thursday, January 17, 2013
Maldon High School's bowler Kerrick Nathan in action against Cornwall College in their opening Grace Headley Cup Knock Out game at Cornwall College on Friday. Cornwall College won the game by 135 runs. The Montego Bay team make 199 runs after being asked to bat first. They then bowled out Maldon for 35 runs.
(Photo: Paul Reid)
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