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Thunder to bring Junior Super Clinic to Albury

BBL and WBBL stars will be on hand to help with cricket games and activities.The Sydney Thunder are coming to Albury for the KFC BBL|12 this summer, but before that match at Lavington Sports Ground on New Year’s Eve, the Big Bash club will host a fun clinic for young aspiring cricketers.Four Thunder BBL and WBBL players will help host a FREE Junior Super Clinic at QEII Square (Dean Street, Albury) on Tuesday 30 August (4:00-5:30pm) in conjunction with the Country Blitz, the Thunder’s annual regional tour.These events are perfect for boys and girls aged 5-12.You can register now for the FREE Junior Super Clinic online.Sangha, who was one of the Thunder’s best players in BBL|11, said the Super Clinic was a great introduction to the Sydney Thunder and for locals to enjoy some fun cricket activities.“We cannot wait to come to Albury this season to get involved with the super clinic and play on New Year’s Eve,” Sangha said.“Whenever we get to enjoy these sorts of activities with kids, we get so much satisfaction in seeing them all having so much fun and becoming part of what we call the Thunder Nation.“Along with the cricket games we will be signing autographs and taking selfies with the kids.

AlburyCity News 24 Aug 2022