KING’S SCHOOL ELY Cricketer sets record
June 8, 2010 on 12:14 pm | In 2009/2010-SPORT, Cambridgeshire

Sixteen-year-old Chris Aniskowicz set a record when he scored the fastest 100 in the history of King’s School Ely cricket.
In a 1st XI home match against Kimbolton School, he scored a brilliant 129 off 43 balls, the second 50 off just 17 balls. The innings included ten sixes and 13 fours.
Chris’ record-breaking performance wasn’t quite enough to seal with match which Kimbolton won by four wickets.
King’s coach, Kevin Shaw, said: “Despite losing it was a great game to start the season and a fantastic performance by Chris who batted at number six.
“It followed a very successful pre-season tour to the Serious Cricket Centre in Basingstoke and Lord’s where the lads received video analysis from the Hawkeye technology used in Test matches.”
King’s scored 254 for 8 in 35 overs and Kimbolton 258 for 6 (33.5 overs).
Photo: King’s School Ely record-breaking batsman, Chris Aniskowicz.
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