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Titans, Kookaburras win A Grade flags

Nick Adamson made a gritty 36 for Wallington. 466931_02

The Independent’s Justin Flynn was at RT Fuller Oval, Barwon Heads on Saturday March 22 for the Bellarine Peninsula Cricket Association A2 Grade grand final between Wallington and Inverleigh and at Collendina Recreation Reserve on Sunday March 23 for the A1 Grade decider between Armstrong Creek and Barwon Heads. Armstrong Creek and Inverleigh were crowned champions.

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