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New Synthetic Pitch for Brisbane Super Kings

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

A new synthetic wicket, what more could you ask for before Christmas!

Brisbane Super Kings Cricket Club Inc (BSK) have recently completed the construction of a new synthetic pitch at Forest Lake State School. 

The pitch is already servicing the community, with the school enjoying the facilities and BSK having played several stage 2 games already pre-xmas!

If your club is interested in developing a pitch in your local school, please speak to your local Cricket Manager.

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