Warwickshire builds cricket's maiden battery-powered mower partnership

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Credit: Dennis Mowers

Edgbaston-based cricket club inks supply deal with Dennis Mowers until at least the end of 2027

Warwickshire County Cricket Club has struck what it claims is a maiden deal to deploy an all-electric fleet of ground equipment to maintain pitches at its Edgbaston home and Colts training facilities....

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