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Arjun shines

BANGALORE, JULY 14. Good bowling by Arjun, who took six wickets for just eight runs, helped Presidency High School, R.T. Nagar, beat Clarence High School by 10 wickets in the Cottonian Shield inter-school cricket tournament here on Wednesday.

The scores: Clarence HS 33 (Arjun six for 8) lost to Presidency HS, R.T. Nagar 36 for no loss.

SJBHS 196 for nine (David 32, Amit 79) bt St. Germain's HS 92 (David three for 16).

Baldwin BHS 126 (Arjun K. 36, 27, Nithin three for 20) bt St. Paul's HS 97 (Aditya three for 9).

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