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FIRST EVER ST. EDWARD'S CRICKET XI

TO GO THROUGH A SEASON

UNDEFEATED

CAPTAIN PETER THACKERAY SCORES

128 RUNS AGAINST THE M.C.C.

ANDREW MACLACHLAN SCORES 103 FOR

THE MARTYRS AGAINST THE SCHOOL

TO WHICH ROBIN DRAKE RESPONDS

WITH AN INNINGS OF 112

GARFIELD SOBERS, FORMERLY CAPTAIN

OF THE WEST INDIES TEST TEAM,

SCORES A MAJESTIC CENTURY IN 57

MINUTES IN A MATCH PLAYED ON THE

SCHOOL CRICKET SQUARE

NOW TWO YEARS SINCE ANY OTHER

SCHOOL HAS BEATEN ST. EDWARD'S

THE BATTING CONSIDERED THE BEST

EVER FROM THE SCHOOL, THE

FIELDING WAS OF A VERY HIGH

STANDARD WITH THE CAPTAIN TAKING

NO LESS THAN 10 CATCHES

THE CAPTAIN SCORES MORE THAN 300

RUNS INCLUDING ONE OF THE FINEST

SCHOOLBOY HUNDREDS EVER SEEN AT

THE SCHOOL - VERSUS M.C.C.

ROBIN DRAKE SCORES 112 VERSUS THE

MARTYRS WHEN THE LAST SCHOOL

PAIR HOLD OUT FOR A DRAW

ANTHONY SYKES, 'A HIGHLY TALENTED

ALL-ROUNDER' TOPS THE BOWLING

AVERAGES AND SCORES 227 RUNS FOR

THE SEASON

PETER THACKERAY, NOW AN OSE,

MAKES 145, 126 AND 80 FOR THE

MARTYRS DURING THE MARTYRS

CRICKET WEEK IN AUGUST

G. G

ARFIELD

S

OBERS

THE WORLD

RENOWNED

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NDIAN BATSMAN PLAYED A

MEMORABLE INNINGS DURING THE MATCH

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CONTRIBUTION WAS A CENTURY MADE IN

57

MINUTES

.