PHOTO: Go Johnny!
Jamaica Scorpionsopener John Campbellflicks through theleg side during hisimpressive inningsof 156 runs againstTrinidad and TobagoRed Force, in theregional four-daycricket tournament atSabina Park yesterday.(Photo: JosephWellington)
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December 8, 2017

PHOTO: Go Johnny!

Campbell’s big ton puts Scorpions in command against Red Force

Jamaica Scorpions opener John Campbell flicks through the leg side during his impressive innings of 156 runs against Trinidad and Tobago Red Force, in the regional four-day cricket tournament at Sabina Park yesterday. (Photo: Joseph Wellington)

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