Chapter 50
The first opponent of the 2nd grade F class was the 2nd grade D class.
A rectangular pitch, a stage for the game, was drawn on the school grounds.
At each end of the rectangular stage, there were three wooden poles called wickets.
The player holding the bat was called the batsman, and he was the most important person in the game.
The batsman of each team stood right next to this wicket, and the bowler who would throw the ball to the batsman was located outside the pitch.
The roles of each player were chosen through a lottery, and Melody, who had the most athletic ability in the 2nd grade F class, happened to be the batsman.
Even though she received special training from Dante and the student council president, no one really expected her skills.
They must have all gathered to watch the fun.
Anyway, the key to the cricket game was whether this batsman would score.
“Weston, do you think the student council president and Melody have a special relationship?”
Weston shook his head with a sarcastic laugh.
“The student council president is not someone who would give his side to anyone. If he is kind to Melody, it is just a whim. If not, he has a purpose.”