On Wednesday, it was two young batsmen who held the headlines.
Yesterday, it was a bowler everyone was talking about in the National Sports Council’s Herman Griffith Primary Schools Cricket Competition.
Forty-eight hours after Jadan Jones and Kadeem Alleyne did their heroics with the bat by scoring centuries in the same innings for St Christopher’s Primary, Niki Murrell did his thing with the ball yesterday for Reynold Weekes Primary. Murrell was uplayable all day against St. Mark’s Primary, and snatched five wickets whilst conceding only 15 runs,
as his team skittled out St. Mark’s for just 63 en route to victory.
Niki’s the man
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