The doyen of Canterbury Suburban cricket, Mr Norm Stokes, shows that his batting technique has not been impaired by the passing of the years as he faces a few friendly deliveries before attending a function in his honour at Lancaster Park last evening. Mr Stokes is the patron of the Canterbury Suburban Cricket Association, and has been associated with it either as a player or administrator for 60 years.
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Press, 3 December 1987, Page 42
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69The doyen of Canterbury Suburban cricket, Mr Norm Stokes, shows that his batting technique has not been impaired by the passing of the years as he faces a few friendly deliveries before attending a function in his honour at Lancaster Park last evening. Mr Stokes is the patron of the Canterbury Suburban Cricket Association, and has been associated with it either as a player or administrator for 60 years. Press, 3 December 1987, Page 42
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