The team left Devon at five o’clock in the morning to head to the fabled Home of Cricket, where they faced off against 11 other schools from around the country in a festival of the inclusive sport.

The Angmering School relished being part of a special occasion at Lord’s at the National Table Cricket Finals Day.

Ghosal, who has been with the school since 2017, also expressed the importance of having inclusive showpiece occasions such as the National Table Cricket Finals Day for students to aim for.

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