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HomeSportTwo in a row for Tasman
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Two in a row for Tasman

Tasman went back-to-back in the Port Lincoln Cricket Association T20 Cup on Sunday, defeating Charlton by five wickets. Back: Bodhi Fauser, Luke Strudwick, Matt Dyer, Jonte Durdin, Jarrad Sykes; front: Jack Chinnery, Andrew Frick, captain Dan Berkson, Codey Marchesi, James Howatt and Marlie Fauser. (Facebook, Port Lincoln Cricket Association)

Tasman claimed back-to-back Port Lincoln cricket Twenty20 crowns with a strong win against Charlton. Meanwhile, after going down in last […]

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