The Gunnedah South Public School cricketing girls went down in a thrilling, hard-fought match against Tamworth Public School at the Tamworth school\u2019s oval on Tuesday last week.<\/p>\n
Esther Maher led Gunnedah South\u2019s bowling attack brilliantly, taking 2-14 while Alaylah Te Awa and Amelia Evans bowled superbly as they both captured 3-11.<\/p>\n
Adalie Muddle\u2019s wicketkeeping was outstanding, and every fielder contributed during a determined and spirited team performance.<\/p>\n
Penny Graham showed great determination with the bat while playing with confidence and intent, and she backed this up with tidy and reliable bowling.<\/p>\n
Grace Laurie displayed excellent awareness, as she batted with composure and bowled consistently to maintain pressure.<\/p>\n
Miley Mitchell brought fantastic energy, showing positive intent with the bat and delivering enthusiastic and committed bowling.<\/p>\n
Ava Reid showed great composure, batting sensibly under pressure and bowling with control in key moments.<\/p>\n
Amelia Scott worked hard all game, showing resilience with the bat and delivering steady, accurate bowling spells.<\/p>\n
Matisse Walters demonstrated great commitment, contributing with determined batting and disciplined bowling which supported the team well.<\/p>\n
Darci Dalessandro played with confidence, batting with intent and bowling with great effort and determination.<\/p>\n
Gunnedah South coach Eddie McGuirk said, \u201cIt was a fantastic display of teamwork, resilience and sportsmanship from the Gunnedah South girls, who should be incredibly proud of their efforts in such a close\u00a0contest.\u201d<\/p>\n