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Buffalos to field two A1 teams

The Lower North A1 and A2 teams celebrate together at Blyth following their 2022-23 premierships. Lower North will field two A1 teams in 2024-25. (File)
Terry Bevan

The Lower North Cricket Club has made the big decision to field two A1 teams for the upcoming 2024-25 Stanley […]

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