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April 8, 2010

Century for Blackwood as Holmwood close-in

SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth – Captain Jermaine Blackwood was unbeaten on 143 as former champions Holmwood Technical High School reached 328-3 in reply to Manchester High’s 344 at lunch on day three of their ISSA/Grace Headley Cup semi-final at the STETHS Sports Complex.

Shevon Mitchell, not out on 25, will resume with Blackwood after the lunch break.

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