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One game separates two teams

Dan Challinger lines up for a forehand shot in his singles match against Lester Barnes. Picture: SUPPLIED
Matt McLachlan

Tigers defeated Gladiators in an absolute nailbiter, while Panthers got the job done over Croppos and Dodgers proved too good […]

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