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Feb 02, 2020 Sports
Half centuries from Chris Deonarine and Darshan Persaud coupled by a five-wicket haul by Demeter Cameron handed host Ghandi Youth
Organisation first innings points against Ace Warriors when the Georgetown Cricket Association Noble House Sea Foods second division two-day tournament continued yesterday.
Opting to bat, GYO posted 272-7 declared.
Darshan Persaud stroked seven fours and one six in a top score of 61 not out, while Chris Deonarine made 51 with eight fours and one six, and Joshua Ramsammy contributed 46 which included eight fours and one six. Mark Cumberbatch claimed 3-44.
Cameron then bagged 5 for 23 as Ace Warriors were bowled out for 81, in reply. T. Whyte made 22 as Devesh Ramjattan took 2-9 to support Cameron.
Play continues today.
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