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Six in a row for North Geelong

Dale Kerr misses this hook shot but went on to make a valuable half-century in quick time. 468313_03

North Geelong won its sixth consecutive Geelong Cricket Association Division 1 premiership with a big win against Newtown & Chilwell. Independent photographer Ivan Kemp was at South Barwon Reserve on Saturday March 29 to catch some of the action.

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