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Jan 19, 2020 Sports
Mavindra Dindyal struck a fine half century to put Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) in a comfortable position at the close of play on the opening day of the Georgetown Cricket Association/ Noble House Sea Foods second division two-day competition against Guyana Defence Force (GDF) yesterday.
Opting to bat at Bourda, GDF were bowled out for 91 with Damion Ross scoring 35 and Damion Waldron 15; left arm orthodox spinner Stephon Wilson claimed 3-28, Darius Andrews had 2-3 and Carlos La Rose 2-16.
Dindyal then fashioned a fine 72, laced with two fours and four sixes, while Thaddeus Lovell made 37. Rivaldo Phillips is unbeaten on 24 and Deonarine Seegobin not out on three as GCC closed on 145-3.
Play continues today at 10:30hrs.
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