ACT Rockets fall just short of back-to-back national indoor cricket titles

By Caden Helmers
Updated June 29 2016 - 10:09am, first published June 11 2016 - 7:55pm
Sport. Former ACT junior cricketer and now Queensland Sheffield Shield player, Jason Floros, at the indoor cricket centre in?Weston Creek. He will be representing the ACT in the coming national indoor championships.??May 20th.?2016 The Canberra Times photograph by Graham Tidy.

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ZZT_0082.JPG Photo: Graham Tidy
Sport. Former ACT junior cricketer and now Queensland Sheffield Shield player, Jason Floros, at the indoor cricket centre in?Weston Creek. He will be representing the ACT in the coming national indoor championships.??May 20th.?2016 The Canberra Times photograph by Graham Tidy. -- ? Graham Tidy Photographer - The Canberra Times Australian Community Media t?02 6280 2122?m?0434 016 503 graham.tidy@fairfaxmedia.com.au 9 Pirie Street, Fyshwick. ACT 2609 www.canberratimes.com.au ZZT_0082.JPG Photo: Graham Tidy

The ACT Rockets have fallen agonisingly short of winning back-to-back national indoor cricket titles with an eight-run loss to Queensland.

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