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Forster Kent Cricket League - Saturday's fixtures

1:02pm Tuesday 29th May 2001


Premier Division

(day one of two) 12.30pm.

Ashford v Folkestone

Beckenham v Sevenoaks Vine

Bexley v Tunbridge Wells

Bromley v Dartford

The Mote v St Lawrence

Division 1

(1.30pm)

Bickley Park v

Canterbury

Blackheath v Sandwich Gravesend v Harvel

Lordswood v RACS

Whitstable v Orpington

Division 2

Broadstairs v Old Stacians

Bromley Common v Hayes

Catford Wand. v Hartley

Cuaco v Farningham

Gore Court v Sidcup

Holmesdale v Hythe

HSBC v Sibton Park

Rodmersham v Walmer

Tenterden v Lloyds &

Wickham Park

Division 3

Catford Cyphers v

Old Dunstonians

City of London v

Bexleyheath

Downham & Bellingham v Bapchild

Linden Park v

Chislehurst & West Kent

Bobbing Court v

Old Elthamians

Old Wilsonians v Dover

Rainham v Macknade

Sydenham v Halls

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