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May 03, 2018 Sports
Mercy Wings won the National Sports Commission/AL Sport and Tour Promotions Sponsored Inaugural Special Schools Windball Cricket Competition played recently at the Jubilee Park; they defeated Saint Barnabas in the finals.
Playing the girls final, Mercy Wings won the toss in invited Saint Barnabas to take first strike, they made 38-1 off their allotted five overs with Faithie King scoring 16.
Mercy Wings replied with 41 without loss; Tramaine Trotz got 23.
In the boys’ final, Sophia Special School after been sent in to bat made 40-3; Z. Barry got 16. Mercy Wings replied with 42-1 with Denelison Sealey scoring 20.
Earlier, Mercy Wings posted 96-3 against Sophia Special School. Shannon Joseph 33, Daren Cadogon 21and Amari Kendall 15 were the principal scorers. Sophia Special School replied with 75-6; Timothy Higgins got 27; Amari Kendall had 3-8.
Saint Barnabas Special School managed 46-2, Delroy Smith made 31. Sophia Special School replied with 47-2; Zorie Barry got 21.
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