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Arjun (Upper Eighth) was invited to the test match at Lord’s Cricket Ground last Friday representing SPS as a guest of the MCC. This was a result of his taking 6 wickets for the 1st XI against the MCC.
“I would like to thank you for all that you have done for my cricket over the past few years, the experience that I had at Lord’s yesterday was a surreal way to top it off. It was truly an incredible day.” Arjun (Upper Eighth)
U14As and U15ABCs were all in action in the week before Remedy. On Tuesday, the U15As beat St Benedict’s by 9 wickets to reach the semi-final of the U15 Middlesex Cup, with G. El-Guindi scoring 35 not out and S. Datla scoring 29 not out. It was a very similar story on Thursday for the U14As who also beat St Benedict’s by 9 wickets to reach the semi-final of the U14 Middlesex Cup with Y. Prasad taking 3-6, T. Raj scoring 27 and A. Bahtia making 25 not out. Both sides face the tough prospect of Harrow away in the semi-finals. Our U15B and C sides also beat Harrodian A and B sides convincingly. T. Falconer took 4-11 for the Bs and F. Verri scored a half century for the Cs.
