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Bushrangers retain B grade crown

Kimba's successful B grade squad. Back: Josh Solly, captain Daniel Schilling, Ben Clifford, Dwayne Nottle, Aaron Johnson, Justin Phillips; front: Tom McKenzie, Jak Griffiths, Ethan Inglis, Glen McKenzie, Kevin Dart, McKenzie Inglis and Eduan Dreyer. (Bev Story: 539940_01)

Kimba 10/179 def Cleve 10/51 A Glen McKenzie century and superb bowling led Kimba to yet another Eastern Eyre cricket […]

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