b'THE ELLESMERIAN 136CricketGirls1st XI1st XI Cricket Paper 100 Ball vs. Wrekin College (Away): In a thrillingG. Munro, and E. Jones all secured a wicket each, underlining the teams encounter against Wrekin College, the team displayed exceptional gritcollective bowling prowess.and teamwork. Chasing a target of 77, Ellesmere secured victory by a mere 1 run, epitomizing their unwavering determination. G. MunrosThis season witnessed the Girls 1st XI Cricket Team make tremendous splendid knock of 33 runs and E. Jones valuable contribution of 19 runsstrides in batting and bowling. Their ability to chase down tight targets, were instrumental in achieving this nail-biting win. bolstered by the likes of G. Munro and E. Jones, showcased their potential as proficient run-scorers. Equally remarkable was the bowling 1st XI vs. Oswestry School (Away): Facing Oswestry School, the teamunits development, with E. Richardson-Rutter, G. Munro, E. Jones, P. Noss, showcased a commanding performance. The team posted a competitiveand I. Freer-Carmichael consistently making impactful contributions.score of 105 for 5 in 20 overs, with E. Jones excellent performance before retirement. The bowling unit then exhibited finesse, restrictingThe Teams performance throughout the season is a testament to their Oswestry School to 62 for 8. E. Jones secured her maiden wicket, andcommitment and determination to excel in the sport. The teams ability P. Noss and E. Richardson-Rutter bagged 2 wickets each, demonstratingto overcome challenges, secure thrilling victories, and exhibit resilience the teams well-rounded capabilities. in the face of adversity is truly commendable. As the season draws to a close, the future of girls cricket looks promising, with these young talents 1st XI Cricket Paper 100 Ball vs. Shrewsbury School (Home): Althoughpoised to continue their upward trajectory in the seasons to come.the match against Shrewsbury School resulted in a loss, the teams resilience shone through. Shrewsbury School set a target of 111, butCSDthe Ellesmere team gave a valiant effort to get to 67 for 8. Despite the defeat, G. Munros 1 wicket, D. Cookes 2 wickets, and E. Richardson-Rutters 3 wickets exemplified the teams fighting spirit.1st XI National Cup T20 vs. Repton (Away): In a challenging fixture against Repton, Ellesmere confronted a daunting target of 172. While the outcome resulted in a loss, the teams performance remained commendable, amassing 101 for 6 in their 20 overs. E. Richardson-Rutter,'