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RAY TAYLOR: Junior teams should only play sides of a similar standard to avoid mismatches

DURING my involvement with junior cricket, both as team manager and Bolton League junior secretary from the late 1970s to early 1990s there were any number of closely-fought matches, but also many where one team was clearly too strong for the other.

from The Bolton News | Sport http://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/sport/16322539.ray-taylor-junior-teams-should-only-play-sides-of-a-similar-standard-to-avoid-mismatches/?ref=rss
via Wigan Last FM

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