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HomeSportWindy weather proves tricky for local cricketers

Windy weather proves tricky for local cricketers

A blustery and cool day greeted local cricketers on Saturday February 4. Long sleeves and vests were the order of the day as our photographers captured the action. Justin Flynn went to Bellarine Secondary College, Ray Menzies Oval and Memorial Oval in Ocean Grove and Ivan Kemp was at Queenscliff Recreation Reserve.

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