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Lall (125), Mohammed (5-15) send Bacchus Bulls into U19 final - Stabroek News

  • May 17, 2021
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A sensational century from Kamesh Lall followed by a five-wicket haul from Shaziff Mohammed ensured Imam Bacchus Bulls a 145-run win over Reliance Hustlers and a spot in the final of the Central Essequibo Cricket Committee Under-19 40-over tournament.

The article Lall (125), Mohammed (5-15) send Bacchus Bulls into U19 final appeared first on Stabroek News.

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