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DB: Cricket prizes up for grabs

Rotorua Daily Post
18 Jan, 2018 09:02 PM2 mins to read

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Auckland's Luke Dale won a one on one training session with Black Cap Trent Boult as part of the ANZ Get on Top of Your Game programme. Photo / Supplied

Auckland's Luke Dale won a one on one training session with Black Cap Trent Boult as part of the ANZ Get on Top of Your Game programme. Photo / Supplied

ANZ is giving keen cricketers from Rotorua a helping hand to get on top of their game this summer.

The Get on Top of your Game programme will give New Zealand cricket fans the chance to get the help they need to improve their game.

Options include getting new team
uniforms or replacing tired old gear, giving a pitch and clubrooms a makeover or the chance to get a one-on-one coaching session with a Black Caps or White Ferns player.

Since 2009 ANZ has supported aspiring cricketers, their teams, clubs, schools and casual fans as they set out to make the most of New Zealand's favourite summer game.

Head of sponsorship Sue McGregor said ANZ was proud to support cricket at all levels - from the national sides representing New Zealand on the international stage, or the next generation of players battling it out at local grounds every Saturday.

"We want to give players and fans the support they need. Whether that's with a new set of cricket gear, something for the club that will make a difference, or making it possible to meet one of their heroes for some inspiration or motivation.

"We know sometimes all you need is just that little bit of extra help to achieve, so we are committed to helping as many cricket fans as we can," McGregor said.

Applications are now open at anzcricketworld.co.nz

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