Next season batsmen will have to spend many hours at the nets improving their basic techniques. Once again the success of the season has depended not only on the cricket ability of the players - the tremendous assistance given by members of Staff and by Parents in umpiring, transport and scoring, and care of playing gear by first formers, have played no unimportant part. Without such help we could not have played as frequently as we did.
This season three of our boys have gained representative honours. Arthur Ferry played for
Harrow and Brent Colts; Martin Flint for the Middlesex under 15 Colts and David Dury for
Middlesex Grammar Schools and the Young Amateurs of Middlesex. Dury also had the honour of
playing at Lords, and of being awarded a Young Amateur's Cap, and of becoming the second winner
of the single wicket School Cup by beating last year's winner - Paul Buckle.