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"Chilly Brown goes: JDF's spinner Brimsford Samuels leaps well to his right to accept a return catch offered by Lucas, opening batsman Errol 'Chilly' Brown at Camp yesterday. Brown scored 55 runs."

Cricketer, Darnel Buckles (left) during a cricket match.

"Webb in attacking mood: JDF's tailender Delroy Webb completed a pull through square-leg off Richard Austin [out of picture] during his knock of 45 noCt out at Kensington Park yesterday. Wicketkeeper Prince Francis and skipper Lawrence Rowe at slip…

"Allies Toward Tea: Nedroy Williams (left) and Robert Clarke of Jamaica Defence Force coming in for the tea break during their brilliant second wicket partnership of 180 against Nelson Oval yesterday. Williams scored 100, Clarke 98."

"Paul on the go: Lucas' captain Roy Paul sweeps St. Catherine's spinner Ephraim McLeod [right] during his undefeated knock of 50 at Nelson Oval yesterday. Behind the stumps is Renford Pinnock."

"One sixth of a six not out was the score of burly Devon Heron of Kensington seen heaving the ball fruitlessly to a well guarded onside field against Lucas at Kensington Park yesterday. His partner Colin Gordon, also scored a single during a sudden…

"Dispatching a short delivery: Police's aggressive right handed batsman Ezekiel Stewart who has scored over 700 runs for this season, quickly dispatched this short off-break from Boys' Town Leonard Levy [slightly hidden] during his innings of 64 at…

"Butcher to bat for England: Roland Butcher, from Barbados, will be the first native West Indian to wear the England cap when he joins the squad to face Australia in the Prudential Trophy matches. Roland, 26, earned his place with some fine batting…

"Signalling his departure: Steve Wint consistent top rank batsman for S. Catherine pulls a ball from Kingston's offspinner to the midwicket region shortly before he was caught for a top score of 60 at Ariguanabo yesterday. Savariau also reaped four…

"Missing glance: Roy Paul of Lucas seems surprised that his intended stroke through the leg side field did not succeed because the ball slid into the gloves of Morris, Kensington's wicketkeeper, during Saturday's Senior Cup game at Kensington."