Cricketers frustrated as travellers cause 'major disruption'

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Cricketers have been left frustrated after a group of travellers set up on their ground

causing 'major disruption'.

"When we went to the ground the police were already there, but there was not much they could do so they checked everyone was alright and then they told us to leave and take the necessary action.

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