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2018 WOMEN’S SOFT BALL FESTIVALS DAY DATE VENUE Sunday 06 May Shaw Cricket Club Sunday 20 May BAC/EE Preston Cricket Club Friday 25 May Darwen Cricket Club Friday 25 May Southport Trinity Cricket Club Sunday 27 May Old Xaverians Cricket Club Monday 28 May Blackrod Cricket Club Monday 28 May Longridge Cricket Club Monday 28 May Bury Cricket Club Monday 28 May Formby Cricket Club Friday 01 June St Annes Cricket Club Saturday 02 June Rishton Cricket Club Sunday 03 June Whalley Cricket Club Friday 08 June Chorley Cricket Club Sunday 10 June Littleborough Cricket Club Sunday 17 June Urmston Cricket Club Friday 22 June Grimsargh Cricket Club Friday 22 June Newton-Le-Willows Cricket Club Sunday 24 June Wind Rush Festival Friday 29 June Leyland Cricket Club Sunday 01 July Bradshaw Cricket Club Sunday 01 July Bacup Cricket Club Sunday 08 July Milnrow Cricket Club Sunday 08 July Roe Green Cricket Club Friday 13 July New Longton Cricket Club Friday 13 July Great Harwood Cricket Club Sunday 15 July Mawdesley Cricket Club Sunday 15 July Pendle Forest Cricket Club Sunday 15 July Prestwich Cricket Club Friday 20 July Heywood Cricket Club Sunday 29 July Churchtown Cricket Club Saturday 11 August Great Harwood Cricket Club Friday 17 August Ramsbottom Cricket Club Saturday 08 September Rishton Cricket Club Sunday 16 September Greenfield Cricket Club For more information please contact Julie Durrant on: 07507 057 692 or [email protected] www.lancashirecricket.co.uk/foundation @LCCCFoundation @LCCC.Foundation1.

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