Lane Cove Cricket Club
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Join Lane Cove Cricket Club for inclusive cricket programs welcoming boys and girls aged 5 and older, with teams for all skill levels from beginners to competitive players.
- Training sessions: Held once a week at Blackman Park or Kingsford Smith Oval for 1 to 1.5 hours; girls train on Fridays; suitable for juniors U9 to U17.
- Play opportunities: Cricket Blast for 5-7 year olds on Saturday mornings (1 hour); 8-18 year olds play Saturdays or Sundays in T20 format (about 2.5 hours) on North Shore fields; girls play Saturday mornings or afternoons by age.
- Membership details: New players start easily with club-supplied kit bags including all gear; register for juniors via the club programs to join teams and competitions.
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| Activities : | Cricket |
| Gender : | Any |
| Days : | Undisclosed - Contact Organiser |
| Age Group : | 5 to 11, 12 to 17, 18 to 25, 26 to 35, 36 to 50 |
| Level : | Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced |
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