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Following a remarkably successful and enjoyable Senior tour to South Africa in February, St Paul’s cricket is flourishing.
The 1st XI have recorded their most successful start to the domestic season in the School’s history, winning six out of seven fixtures. Notable victories have come against St John`s Leatherhead, Merchant Taylors’, Dulwich College and, most recently, KCS Wimbledon.
School cricket looks to be in good health for the future with Junior Cricket also excelling. U14A XI is particularly strong this year with wins against Cranleigh, Dulwich College and KCS Wimbledon. Harrow awaits in the semi-final of ECB County Cup.
