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Albion dispatches Bush Lot in BCB U-17 cricket - Stabroek News

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Defending champion Albion dismantled Bush Lot United by 158 runs to progress to the semifinal round of the Berbice Cricket Board U-17 50-Overs Championship at the Jai Hind Cricket Ground.

The article Albion dispatches Bush Lot in BCB U-17 cricket appeared first on Stabroek News.

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