A Harrogate cricket club will operate a "no sixes" rule this season in a bid to protect nearby residents from flying cricket balls.
The decision against six-hitters has been made as part of a licence for the second pitch at Harrogate Cricket Club in Saint George's Road.
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Meanwhile the council has ruled that use of playing strips, including the square, should be restricted to meet the minimum distances allowed.
A report from the council says the decisions have been taken to achieve a balance with residents.
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