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Nick Butters took 4 for 66 off 15.3 overs (Ivan Kemp) 537708_01

It was the final day of the home and away season for local cricketers and Independent photographer Ivan Kemp went to Burdoo Recreation Reserve for the GCA1 game between Grovedale and South Barwon and to Armstrong Creek Sports Precinct for the BPCA C Grade game between Armstrong Creek and Barwon Heads on Saturday 7 March.

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