PCL Update: Scorpions hold 32-run lead vs Red Force
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February 19, 2016

PCL Update: Scorpions hold 32-run lead vs Red Force

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica Scorpions have a 32-run lead against Trinidad & Tobago Red Force heading into day three of the WICB Professional Cricket League match at Sabina Park.

At close of play on Saturday, the Scorpions were 13 without loss in their second innings. Captain John Campbell is unbeaten on eight, while Shacaya Thomas is on five.

Earlier, the Scorpions’ left-arm spinner Nikita Miller took 7-69 to orchestrate the dismissal of the Red Force for 206 runs. Left-hand opener Evin Lewis made a quick-fire 87 for the Red Force.

The Scorpions, who resumed from their overnight 197-6, were bowled out for 225 in their first innings.

Leg-spinner Imran Khan took 4-73.

Scores: Scorpions 225 & 13-0; Red Force 206.

Sanjay Myers

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