Cricket, Polo and Tennis results

Match Date:

Sat, 2011-10-22 (All day)

Opponent:

College

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GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

SPORT RESULTS

CRICKET vs College:

1^st

College: 224 for 6

Glenwood: 227 for 6 (Ramsaroop 74, Frost 42, Venter 59 not out)

Result: Glenwood won by 4 wickets

2^nd

Glenwood: 204 for 9 (Nthlangulela 45, Mulder 44)

College: 194 all out (Pather 3/35)

Result: Glenwood won by 10 runs

3^rd

College: 122 for 6

Glenwood: 107 for 7 (Mawby 40)

Result: College won by 13 runs

4^th

Glenwood: 84 all out

College: 85 for 2

Result: College won by 8 wickets

16A

College: 93 all out (Mlambo 5/31)

Glenwood: 93 all out

Result: Match tied

16B

Glenwood: 137 all out

College: 138 for 4

Result: College won by 6 wickets

16C

Glenwood: 91 for 8

College: 95 for 2

Result: College won by 8 wickets

16D

Glenwood: 144 all out

College: 124 all out (Meyer 3/18)

Result: Glenwood won by 13 runs

15A

College: 269 for 6

Glenwood: 231 all out (Hay 109)

Result: College won by 38 runs

15B

College: 227 for 6

Glenwood: 217 all out (Taylor 55)

Result: College won by 10 runs

15C

College: 160 all out

Glenwood: 96 all out

Result: College won by 64 runs

15D

College: 126 all out (DeRobbilard 4/29)

Glenwood: 127 (Price 105)

Result: Glenwood won by 10 wickets

15E

Glenwood: 144 for 9

College: 90 all out

Result: Glenwood won by 54 runs

15F

Glenwood: 108 all out (Zulu 53)

College: 109 for 8 (Jarman 3/12)

Result: College won by 2 wickets

14A

Glenwood: 284 all out (Labuschagne 47, Soobramoney 68, Kirkham 41)

College: 178 all out (Hezlett 3/22, Kirkham 3/49)

Result: Glenwood won by 106 runs

14B

Glenwood: 152 all out

College: 155 for 8 (Hand: 3/17)

Result: College won by 2 wickets

14C

College: 116 all out (Marshall 5/29, Pillay 3/ 24)

Glenwood: 117 for 9 (Cameron 42)

Result: Glenwood won by 1 wicket

14D

College: 154 all out

Glenwood: 101 all out

Result: College won by 53 runs

14E

Glenwood: 180 for 6 (Cescutti 62)

College: 181 for 6 (Booysen 3/23)

Result: College won by 4 wickets

14F

Glenwood: 108 all out (Zulu 53)

College: 109 for 8 (Pellow-Jarman 3/12)

Result: College won by 2 wicket

14G

Glenwood: 53 all out

College: 54 for 0

Result: College won by 10 wickets

14I

College: 144 for 5

Glenwood: 63 all out

Result: College won by 81 runs

WATERPOLO

vs Thomas Moore:

U14: Lost 3-7

U15: Won 17-3

U16: Lost 3-6

2^nd: Lost 3-5

1^st: Lost 3-9

vs DHS:

U14B: Lost 3-8

U15A: Won 11-0

2^nd: Lost 1-5

1^st: Won 8-4

vs College:

U14B: Lost 2-4

U15B: Lost 5-8

U15A: Lost 3-5

U16A: Lost 2-3

2^nd: Drew 6-6

1^st: Lost 10-11

14A Tournament:

vs Paul Roos Lost 3-4

vs St. Davids Lost 4-6

vs St. Albans Lost 1-8

vs Grey P.E. Lost 1-32

TENNIS

Glenwood Vs College

Glenwood won 7-0

Glenwood vs College

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Cricket – 22^nd Oct 2011

The Glenwood 1^st XI cricket hosted Maritzburg College on their main oval, Dixons. Both schools have produced some exciting, attacking cricket this year. The green machine has managed to manufacture a run of good form lately and was hoping to maintain that form against College.

On a hot and humid Durban day, captain Subrayen won the toss and elected to bowl. With both opening bowlers in Mthinkhulu and Langley showing good form, the team was upbeat about restricting College to a reasonable total.

The College opening batsmen showed their intent up front, latching onto anything wide of the stumps and punishing any loose deliveries. They managed to score fairly quickly and saw off the Glenwood openers. However, with the score on 43, Javier Frost eventually struck for the home side, breaking the run flow and helping to bring the run rate down. Although none of the Glenwood bowlers took more than 2 wickets, it was their disciplined line and length that kept the College batsmen at bay. In particular, Mthimkhulu, Ramsaroop and Subrayen bowled with accuracy and consistency and all had economy rates under 4 to the over. College managed to hold their innings together well and finished off on 224 for the loss of 6 wickets.

Just like the previous week against DHS, Frost and Ramsaroop opened the Glenwood innings and settled into a comfortable rhythm of picking off the quick singles whilst dispatching the poor deliveries to the boundary. It was a masterful opening partnership of 116 runs that set the platform for the top order batsmen that followed. Frost eventually departed having contributed 42. Captain Subrayen unfortunately wasn’t at the crease for very long but vice-captain Grove Venter went on to play an inspired innings that played a big role in helping Glenwood to eclipse the College target with only 6 wickets down and only 2 overs left to be bowled. Ramsaroop finished on a well played 74 and Venter remained undefeated on 59 off only 57 balls.

The 4 wicket victory over College is one of a number of good team performances Glenwood has managed to produce over the past few years and the entire Glenwood 1^st XI can feel proud of their fine achievement. This will hopefully serve as the catalyst to show the boys that they have the talent and ability to compete at the top levels and be successful.

Glenwood will host Northwood next week and look forward to the return fixture after taking the spoils in the first term.

Well done gents!

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