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ARTICLE · 15 FEBRUARY 2021

Game-changer to local cricket as new team launches

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Cricket is a popular Australian pastime, but long days on the field in the weekend are a barrier for kids to participate.

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Liberty Moore
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Sunshine Coast and Wide Bay's cricket scene is getting a shake-up with the launch of Coastal Marlins on Sunday 14 February, which will join the Brisbane Premier League's (BPL) inaugural T20 cricket tournament in South East Queensland.

Nick Fitzpatrick and Joel Hamilton from the Australian Cricket Institute (ACI), high-profile compensation lawyer Travis Schultz, local business owner Dylan Pinkstone, and surveyor Jared Pinkstone are the brains behind the new team, which aims to create strong pathways for aspiring cricketers.

Coastal Marlins will join seven other privately-owned franchises in the inaugural 2021 tournament, which will see the best players selected for their age-group and in open men's competitions in each region and live-streamed in a fast-pace representative competition.

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