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OFFICER Cricket Club’s junior training starts at 4.30pm on Wednesday 6 September at the Officer recreation reserve. The club is fielding under17s, under15s, under13s and under 11s this season and will train from this Wednesday until the start of the season on Saturday 7 October and, for the under 11s, on Sunday 8 October. There will be a barbecue after training this Wednesday.
Senior training is at 10am on Sunday 10 September at the ground and will continue until the start of the season on 7 October with Tuesday and Thursday night training starting on Tuesday 19 September from 5pm. Past and new players are welcome.

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