Jamaica 89 for1 against Guyana’s 117 in 4-day match
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February 27, 2014

Jamaica 89 for1 against Guyana’s 117 in 4-day match

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Jamaica were 89 for one wicket against Guyana at stumps on the first day of their Regional four-day match at Sabina Park on Friday.

They are replying to Guyana’s first innings total of 117.

Scores:  Jamaica 89 for one (Horace Miller 46, John Campbell 32 not out)

Guyana 117 all out (Jamie Merchant 4-29, Andre Russell 4-38)

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