Darryl Sargent, aged nine, of Christchurch East School, follows through after hitting the ball during a game of Kiwisport cricket at the school yesterday. Pupils also played games of golf and tennis as part of a Kiwisport afternoon at the school. Kiwisport was developed by the Hillary Commission for Recreation and Sport to encourage children to play sports. The rules of various sports have been adapted to suit younger players.
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70Darryl Sargent, aged nine, of Christchurch East School, follows through after hitting the ball during a game of Kiwisport cricket at the school yesterday. Pupils also played games of golf and tennis as part of a Kiwisport afternoon at the school. Kiwisport was developed by the Hillary Commission for Recreation and Sport to encourage children to play sports. The rules of various sports have been adapted to suit younger players. Press, 11 April 1989, Page 3
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