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Bulls begin their charge
CARDINIA 2/131 V CLYDE 128 Its greatest challenge is staring it squarely in the eye but Cardinia (2/131) will head into this week’s massive home-game…
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Big results shake-up District ladder
Cranbourne Meadows’ gripping three-run victory over Emerald in CCCA District has seen them leap-frog the Bombers and go a game clear of them on the…
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New faces feature DDCA T1 Team of the Week
We’re all-rounder heavy this week, but as a selector you have to reward the best performances and pick players in form. Just the one Blood…
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Police clamping down
Operation Amity will be in full force this Australia Day long weekend with police issuing a stern warning to those getting behind the wheel when…
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Casey continues to grow
Casey is the third-fastest growing region in the country, according to new data from KPMG Australia. The report, released last week, analysed the fastest growing…
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Maroons quick under fire
North Dandenong bowler Zarak Aseel will face a DDCA tribunal hearing on Wednesday night following an altercation with Buckley Ridges’ Mahela Udawatte during the heated…
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Lions let one slip against ladder leaders
Narre South coach Matthew Brooks and his Lions have been left ruing a chance to make a statement in DDCA Turf 1, after losing a…
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Red ball brings the right results in Premier Cricket
Falling by four runs to Prahran. Unable to take the last two wickets against Dandenong. A five-run loss to Fitzroy-Doncaster. It’s been a season of…
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Cougars cause CCCA chaos
Clyde proved the giant-killer of the Casey Cardinia Cricket Association (CCCA) lower grades on Saturday with upset wins in A, B and D Grade. A…
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Cranbourne breathe life back into season
Cranbourne has breathed life back into its season with a 16-run win over Keysborough at Rowley Allan Reserve. When games have been on the line…
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Ballkids catch tennis fever
Two young tennis lovers from Cranbourne are proving themselves on the world stage as ballkids for the Australian Open. Fourteen-year-old Charvi Shetty from Clyde North…
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More free RATS now available through your local council
The State Government is making sure more Victorians can access rapid antigen tests (RATs) free of charge through their local council. Minister for Health Mary-Anne…
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