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Samoan cricket tournament celebrates culture and community

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A close-up of a unique three-sided wooden cricket bat resting against a stone wall, with a patterned fabric draped in the blurred background, captured in warm afternoon light.
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Utah News spotted this story published September 18, 2026 at universe.byu.edu. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

To the untrained eye, kilikiti might look like any other game of cricket. One team bats while the other fields the ball. But with a little time and attention, it is possible to spot the differences. Teams are larger, bats are three-sided and uniforms are lavalavas.

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