"I play one or two games, but I never played consistently. This is the opportunity for me to play a full first-class season for the first time, so I'm looking forward to scoring a lot of runs."Jamaica travel to Grenada for their second round match against Windward Islands, starting on Friday at Queen's Park Stadium in St George's. (CMC)
Samuels sets sights on plenty runs
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