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‘Just bowl it, see what happens’

Nick Kyval did his damage with the ball, not the blade, claiming his third career hat-trick. 231268. Picture: STEW CHAMBERS
By Tyler Lewis

Pakenham Upper Toomuc’s Nick Kyval has written himself into West-Gippsland Cricket Association folklore… again! The Yabbies opening bowler claimed his […]

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