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All eyes on the weather

Published: 12:15 PM June 16, 2011    Updated: 8:19 PM October 10, 2020

CRICKET: The Dr Fisher Cup at Fakenham’s Highfield Lawn was hit by rain last Friday, the first round tie between Hillington and Bradenham the victim.

Tomorrow (Friday), Sandringham are set to play Creake, 6pm start, in a tie sponsored by Neil Brodie Electrical Contractor.

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