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Cash keeps clubs in the shade

CRANBOURNE Cricket Club is one of only 200 clubs nationally to receive a grant as part of the Commonwealth Bank’s Grants for Grassroots Cricket program.
More than 2200 local cricket clubs applied for the $1750 grants, which support clubs by providing $1000 in cash and $750 worth of equipment, including two shade marquees, 100 water bottles and 50 field markers.
Cranbourne Cricket Club will use this grant to enter a team in the All Abilities State Cricket competition.

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