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Vitality Blast 4003_FCC_KSL_VitalityBlast_2018_p93-116.qxp_C and G Trophy F 20#431BFE.q 4003_FCC_KSL_VitalityBlast_2018_p93-116.qxp_C and G Trophy F 20#431BFE.q 4003_FCC_KSL_VitalityBlast_2018_p93-116.qxp_C and G Trophy F 20#431BFE.q Playing Conditions – Playing Conditions – VitalityPlaying BlastConditions – Vitality Blast Vitality Blast 4 4 The Playing Conditions for First Class Cricket as they Playing Conditions – Vitality Blast The Playing Conditions for First Class Cricket as they Playing Conditions – Vitality Blast relateThe Playing to matches Conditions in The 201for 9First County Class Championship Cricket as they will Playing Conditions – Vitality Blast relate to matches in The 2019 County Championship will apply,relate towith matches the following in The 201exceptions:9 County Championship will apply, with the following exceptions: apply, with the following exceptions: 2 Law 2 – The umpires 2 Law 2 – The umpires 2.12 Use of floodlights does not preclude the application of 2.1 Use of floodlights does not preclude the application of 2.1 ChampionshipUse of floodlights Playing does Condition not preclude 2.5. the application of Championship Playing Condition 2.5. 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