Cricket vs St Andrew’s – Results

Union High School recently participated in a two-day cricket fixture against St Andrew’s High School, with both the U15 and 1st XI teams in action. The matches were played in good spirit, offering both teams valuable experience

U15 MATCH REPORT

Union High School’s U15 team bowled first, with St Andrew’s posting a commanding total of 352 runs in their first innings. Despite the pressure, Khewzi delivered an outstanding bowling performance, finishing with figures of:

  • 15 overs,
  • 2 maidens,
  • 82 runs,
  • 6 wickets.

Well done, Khewzi, on an exceptional display of bowling skill and perseverance.

Union High’s batting line-up struggled against a disciplined St Andrew’s bowling attack, being bowled out for 22 runs in the first innings and 47 runs in the second. St Andrew’s U15 team secured victory by an innings and 283 runs.

1st XI MATCH REPORT

Union High School’s 1st XI captain, Yaaseen Kazi, won the toss and elected to bat first. The team posted a total of 134 all out, with Leander Kraai top-scoring with a well-played 44 runs.

In response, St Andrew’s were bowled out for 79 runs, thanks to a disciplined bowling effort. The best bowling performance came with figures of 4 wickets for 28 runs Yaaseen Kazi.

In the second innings, Union High batted positively, reaching a lead of 255 runs before declaring. Captain Yaaseen Kazi led from the front with a fine innings of 90 runs, narrowly missing out on a well-deserved century. He also contributed with the ball, picking up 2 wickets.

The match concluded as a winning draw in Union High School’s favour, thanks to an excellent all-round performance by the 1st XI.

Summary of Highlights:

  • U15 Best Bowler: Khewzi – 6 wickets (15-2-82-6)
  • 1st XI Best Batsman: Yaaseen Kazi – 90 runs
  • 1st XI Best Bowler:  Yaaseen Kazi 4 wickets for 28 runs
  • Leander Kraai: Solid contribution with 44 runs
  • Result: Union High School 1st XI – Winning Draw

Well done to all players for their commitment and sportsmanship throughout the fixture. Special congratulations to Khewzi and Yaaseen Kazi for their standout performances.