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Local cricket team shows promise despite loss

Cover Drive team may not have secured a win, but their determination and teamwork were evident throughout the match.

In a closely contested match, the Cover Drive cricket team displayed great skill and determination, despite ultimately ending up on the losing side.

The team fought hard against Midrand Cricket Club, and their performance on the field demonstrated significant promise, offering a glimpse of what the future holds for this talented group of players.

Bhavya Shanker fields the ball. Photo: Duduzile Khumalo

Though the opposition managed to edge out a victory, it was clear that the difference came down to the finer details.

The opposition made fewer mistakes and capitalised on opportunities with precision.

Umpire Sydwell Ndlovu and bowler Liam Zwambili. Photo: Duduzile Khumalo

However, this match served as a valuable learning experience for the Cover Drive players, both as individuals and as a cohesive unit.

Coach Sydwell Ndlovu emphasised the positive aspects of the game.

Sean McConnachie. Photo: Duduzile Khumalo

“We played good cricket today. Our team showed great spirit, and even though we did not get the result we wanted, we can only get better and better from here. This was a great learning curve for all of us.”

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