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Derby City Girls Kwik Cricket festival
5 schools brought 7 teams to Spondon cricket club on 15th June to play in the girls Kwik Cricket festival.
West results:
Dale Primary Team A - 506 runs
Arboretum Primary - 444 runs
Walter Evans CE Primary Team A - 423 runs
Dale Primary Team B - 219 runs (second game was incomplete)
Walter Evans CE Primary - 228 (second game was incomplete)
East results:
St Werburgh's CE Primary - 537 runs
Chellaston Junior - 455 runs
Dale Primary will now go forward to represent Derby city west at the girls county Kwik Cricket finals on Friday 25th June at Quarndon Cricket club. St Werburgh's go forward to the same competition to represent Derby city east.
Good luck to both and well done to all who took part.
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