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Practice Facility Refurbishment at Gracemere

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

Gracemere Cricket Club have finalised a refurbishment of their two-lane practice facility!

The Gracemere Sports Club is now home to quality training facilities that meet Cricket Australia’s Community Cricket Facility Guideline, enabling the club to promote participation in sport through delivering a quality cricket experience.

The refurbishment of their practice facilities was completed with support from the Australian Cricket Infrastructure Fund, and State Government’s Gambling Community Benefit Fund.

For more information regarding cricket facilities and infrastructure, please speak to your local Cricket Manager.

 

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