Cricket Victoria back new clubs within the Melbourne All Abilities Cricket Association

The funding is to support MAACA and ensure that its new member clubs are well-supported and able to get their teams on the field and playing in a well-run competition for the 2016-17 cricket season.

The 2016/17 season has kicked off with the addition of four new teams into the competition, with a new total of nine clubs. For further information on MAACA, visit www.maaca.vic.cricket.com.au

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