Published at Tuesday, April 24, 2012 the most
CRICKET: Glasgow Academy student Lyle Hill scored a superb 179 runs in the first cricket match of the season for the school first XI on Saturday. The innings by the player, the under 21 captain of Scotland was lighted in the past year, new Anniesland, and helped out the Academy to a 213-run victory over Lomond school, Helensburgh.
The fifth year students scored the runs of only 80 balls, nine fours and an amazing 17 sixes beat, as he was during his innings of team 258 ' all out dominated. Some of the sixes, he hit were so great that the ball a few times crashed the clubhouse roof and suppressed a slate. In reply the Academy put out shell for 45 Lomond.
Glasgow Academy Master cricket Gregor wood said: "it was a brilliant innings by a talented young cricketer." I hope you can continue in this form of Lyle.
"The way he hit the ball was he must have because it's like a basketball and the guys are all looking forward to the rest of the season." "Work hard and have a big heart, so we will go see how things."
In the meantime Scotland cricket captain Gordon Drummond attended the dollar Academy last week and spoke to the first and second XIs.
A question and answer session allows the student him questions about a variety of different aspects of the game, starting with individual player responsibility the necessary intellectual focus for success.
Jamie Frost, master of the cricket $, commented: "there is no doubt, that" the young who took part in the session, professional approach was inspired by Gordon Drummond. He was able to play a real insight into what it is at the top level.
It was a real honor for us host Gordon and thank you to d ' him for his time spent with us. "
The Twenty20 tournament scheduled for the dollar last week went because of rain and will be later in the function for arranged.
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