It was a terrific day for girls cricket on Sunday when the Park hosted three county finals. Our under-13s lost their game by the narrowest of margins but the under-15s were crowned champions after scrambling a bye off the last ball to claim victory by virtue of having lost fewer wickets. Match photos by OLIVER…
Another terrific performance from the under-15 girls, who maintained their unbeaten record this season and set themselves up nicely for the weekend’s final against the same opposition. Some great shots here from the game, thanks to OLIVER MINTON [Show slideshow] 1 2 ►
With Knebworth girls already having qualified for the under-15 final on Sunday, the game against Harpenden on Monday really was a warm-up game for the league final against them on Sunday and it was a chance for us to try to increase the pressure on them going into the final having beaten them last week, too. With another strong batting…
OUR all-conquering girls’ squad maintained their 100 per cent record with a comprehensive win against Berkhamsted. The visitors were skittled out after the Park girls rattlerd up an impressive 119 in their 20 overs. OLIVER MINTON was there to catch the best of the action. Just click a thumbnail picture to launch the viewer and then scroll through…
Although we attempted to play Berkhamsted last week, the heavy rain put paid to the match with just four overs bowled. However, both teams were keen to replay the game to give the girls more cricket and not just share the league points. Therefore, last night Berkhamsted again visited the Park for their final under-15 game…
Having already secured a place in the U13 final, Knebworth Girls booked their slot in the U15 final with a convincing win against Harpenden. The teams will meet again in the final though on July 13. Having won the toss, Amie put Harpenden into bat on a dry pitch at St George’s School. With Knebworth…
On a very pleasant evening at Verulam School ground, Knebworth Girls took on St Albans in the under-13 Audrey Collins HJL League. With a full-strength side of ten girls playing, hopes were high of winning the game and hopefully seeing us through to the league final for the second year running (KPCC are reigning champions). We…
