Cricket Cap: New Zealand Deaf Cricket, World Cup, Melbourne 1995-96 — SignDNA - Deaf National Archive New Zealand

Cricket Cap: New Zealand Deaf Cricket, World Cup, Melbourne 1995-96

The New Zealand team consisted of: Jodie Kuklinski (Delegate/Secretary), Ross Freemantle (Captain), Adrian Griffiths (Coach), Phonse Carroll (Team Manager), Clive Morgan (Vice-Captain), Matthew Farmer, Karl Chapple, William Archibald, Grant Billing, Jamie Kuklinski, Tony Kuklinski, Tony McGill, Stefan Hall, Barry Kay, John Witchall, Michael May, Craig Haworth, Gareth Griffiths.

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Adrian Griffiths

Adrian Griffiths

Barry Kay

Bill (William) Archibald

Bill (William) Archibald

Clive Morgan

Craig Haworth

Gareth Griffiths

Gareth Griffiths

Grant Billing

Jamie Kuklinski

Jamie Kuklinski

Jodie Saville (Kuklinski)

Jodie Saville (Kuklinski)

John Witchell

Karl Chapple

Matthew Farmer

Michael May

Phonse Carroll

Ross Freemantle

Ross Freemantle

Stefan Hall

Tony Kuklinski

Tony McGill

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Taonga source:

Manawatu Deaf Society

Reference number:

SignDNA – Deaf National Archive New Zealand, 093-O-MDS

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