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Vintage Cricket provides the chance for teams, players, umpires and supporters to enjoy International fixtures against teams from all over the cricketing world in some of the great cricketing destinations.
There have been many cricket competitions, tours and tournaments with the great game played in all sorts of formats, venues, clothing and spirit. And then along came, Vintage Cricket with a new, friendly style that preserves the spirit and tradition of Cricket and allows players of all ages and abilities to continue their cricket careers for much longer than may have been planned.
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Carnival Photo's
The Photoschoolers took some
fantastic action shots during the
World Vintage Cricket Carnival
in Wellington, March 2012.
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get your own copies, click Here
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