The St Andrew’s College 2nd XI showcased resilience and skill in two tightly contested warm‑up matches ahead of the St George’s T20 Tournament in Harare.
In the opening clash against the hosts, St George’s College, the team found themselves in early trouble at 60/7 after the powerplay. Strong contributions from Leo Murray and Jay D Whyte lifted the total to a competitive 125/7. Early breakthroughs by Sam Bussiahn and a decisive three‑wicket haul from Captain Caleb Emslie restricted St George’s to 123/8, sealing a dramatic 2‑run victory.
Steady Performance Against St John’s
The afternoon fixture against St John’s College Harare saw St Andrew’s post 130/9, with Leo Murray top‑scoring on 29. Despite a determined chase, regular wickets kept momentum with the College side. St John’s mounted a late charge but were contained at 6 down by the 18th over, ensuring another hard‑fought result for the 2nd XI.
These spirited performances highlight the team’s determination and depth as they prepare for the St George’s T20 Tournament. The victories reflect both individual brilliance and collective grit, setting a confident tone for the matches ahead.
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