We are officially in the second half of the year and on the home stretch towards summer.
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Of course the (eventual) warmer weather can only mean one thing - the return of cricket season.
Orange District Cricket Association (ODCA) will hold its 2024 annual general meeting on Tuesday July 2.
A new committee for season 2024/25 will be elected while topics such as competition and grade structures and representative formats will all be up for discussion and debate at Riawena Oval.
Ahead of the 2024/25 Bathurst Orange Inter District Cricket (BOIDC) season, the Central Western Daily wants to know your thoughts regarding format.
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The league once again featured a mix of two-day and one-day cricket in 2023/24 with finals being two-day. Lower grades remained strictly one-day.
Are you in favour of continuing this approach with games split across two weekends or would you like to see just one-day cricket adopted?
You can vote in our poll above and leave a comment if you wish.