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The pavilion as cricket’s ceremonial instrument

From timber verandas to modern members’ rooms, pavilions still choreograph authority and arrival.

From timber verandas to modern members’ rooms, pavilions still choreograph authority and arrival.

From timber verandas to modern members’ rooms, pavilions still choreograph authority and arrival.

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