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Huge Refurbishment at Tully District Cricket Association

Queensland Cricket Grants & Infrastructure Team
Queensland Cricket Grants & Infrastructure Team

Tully District Cricket Association have completed a mammoth project at Kim Carroll Sporting Fields!

If refurbishing 3 synthetic wickets wasn’t enough, then why not relay the synthetic on all 5-lanes on their practice facility as well!

With the support from the Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund in conjunction with both state and local level government funding, Tully District Cricket Association were able to replace the synthetic on all the existing cricket infrastructure at Kim Carroll Sporting Fields.

Replacing the synthetic has made the facilities safer and more attractive for the association’s members, as well as providing them quality facilities for training.

Round 1 of the 2023/24 Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund opens on the 1st of November. For more information, please speak to your local Cricket Manager.

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