Social Rotary Cricket Match -Warrnambool (Dennington turf wicket)
Friday March 16th 2018, 11am – 4 pm
District 9800 is holding their annual Conference in Warrnambool on the weekend 16-18 March 2018.
All Rotarians and partners, friends and family of Rotarians are invited to play, umpire or watch this cricket match.
Players are needed for the District 9780 team and others are needed to assist in the logistics of the day (morning tea and lunch, umpiring and encouragement for the fools in flannel).
The game will be a 35 over a side match with everyone batting and bowling. Batters must retire at 35 and bowlers will cease bowling if they have captured 3 wickets. All abilities are catered for and respected.
Equipment will be provided and there will be a small fee to cover other costs.
Please contact Michael Boyd (0429009004) to indicate your willingness to participate in this enjoyable day.
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