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Cricket training ready to run

OFFICER Cricket Club will start training at the Officer ground at 11am on Sunday, 20 August.
The club is looking forward to the coming season and will be training every Sunday until the start of the season on 7 October.
Junior training will start at 4.30pm on Wednesday, 6 September at the ground with Gary Tivendale the club’s junior coordinator again for the coming season.
The juniors also start their season on Saturday, 7 October.
All new senior and junior players are welcome and the club is looking to field the same number or increased numbers of teams from last season with the junior age groups being changed to under 11s, under 13s, under 15s and under 17s.
New players are welcome at training at the ground this Sunday.

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