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Team Photo: Central Districts Deaf Cricket Team, 1999

1st National Deaf TOURNAMENT 1999; Central Districts Deaf Cricket Team ~ Winners. Central Districts 338 – 1 VS Canterbury 105; Central Districts 84 – 3 VS Central Districts A 79; Central Districts 328 – 9 VS Auckland 152; FINAL: Central Districts 101-1 VS Canterbury 99. Back Row from left: Nathan Lourie, Bill Archibald, Grant Billing, Dan Lawston, Karl Chapple. Front Row from left: Mike Coronno, Michael May, Clive Morgan (Captain), Stefan Hall (Vice Captain), Aaron Coronno. Inset: T. Brown.

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Aaron Coronno

Bill (William) Archibald

Bill (William) Archibald

Clive Morgan

Dan Lawston

Grant Billing

Karl Chapple

Michael May

Mike Coronno

Nathan Laurie

Stefan Hall

Tony Brown

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Wellington Deaf Society

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Clive Morgan

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SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 1999-P003-CM

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