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Feb 03, 2020 Sports
Jason Sinclair struck a fine unbeaten century, but Ace Warriors managed to hold on for a draw against Gandhi Youth Organisation when the Georgetown Cricket Association/ Noble House Sea Foods second division two-day tournament continued yesterday.
Leading by 191, GYO declared on 226-6 in 24 overs, batting a second time. Sinclair struck 17 fours and two sixes in his unbeaten 101 off 56 balls while Chris Deonarine made an even half century.
Set 418 to win, Ace Warriors closed on 128-9 off 36 overs. N. White made 40, while Mark Cumberbatch scored 30 not out. Divesh Ramjattan captured 3-24 off 10 overs, while Demeter Cameron took 2-14.The second day’s play started at 12:15 hrs due to early morning showers which resulted in seepage onto the pitch. Scores: GYO 272 and 226-6 dec. drew with Ace Warriors 81 and 128-9.
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