UPDATE: Volcanoes 84-2 vs Scorpions at lunch
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November 29, 2017

UPDATE: Volcanoes 84-2 vs Scorpions at lunch

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Windward Islands Volcanoes were 84-2 at lunch after winning the toss and deciding to take first strike in the fifth-round regional four-day cricket match against Jamaica Scorpions at Sabina Park.

Veteran left-hand opener Devon Smith is unbeaten on 45, while Taryck Gabriel is on 11.

The Scorpions part-time off-spinner John Campbell accounted for the wickets of opener and Captain Tyrone Theophile (16) and Roland Cato (six).

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