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Essequibo close day one on 261-7
Essequibo batsmen showed great improvement from round one as they finished the first day of the second round Guyana Cricket Board Hand-in-Hand inter county U19 three-day tournament against the Select U17 team on 261-7, batting first at Everest Cricket Club.
Kurt Lovell led with 49, while Kevin Christian made 45, Quinton Sampson 38 and Mark Ramsammy 30. At the wicket is Joshua Jones on 27 and Joel Fortune on five. Marvan Prashad has so far claimed 3-73 and Sylvan Williams 2-41.
Play continues today at 10:00hrs.
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