CCA

OTTAWA - Nov

Canadian cricket faces huge challenges

QUALIFICATIONS: Post-secondary education in sports administration or other relevant area coupled with an appropriate level of experience

Bob Woolmer, ICC High Performance Consultant will be visiting Canada, Holland, Kenya and Namibia in short order to start work with these countries on their World Cup preparation

IN MEMORIAM

To Calvin Clarke, General Secretary of the Canadian Cricket Association and of the ICC Trophy 2001 '01 sub-Committee on the loss of his wife, Cynthia

Canada wishes to congratulate the U-19 Championship team (see below) on their success in the Americas U-19 Event in Bermuda, August 3-12

Sri Lanka - The Canadian National Cricket Team, under Captain Joe Harris, today won their first game on this Sri Lankan visit

The ICC has released details of the forthcoming ICC Trophy tournament to be held in Toronto, Canada from the 28th June to 17th July 2001

ICC Chief Executive, David Richards, paid an unexpected short visit to Toronto, Wednesday December 6, after curtailing his personal visit to the United States for a personal family celebration

Canadian Cricket joins true fans worldwide in paying tribute to a great hero, a great player and a consummate team-first and country-first sportsman

Canada wishes to thank its many supporters and volunteers and the hard-working CCA 2001cricket sub-committee

MCC has won both games against Ottawa/Quebec Combined XI in OTTAWA

Executive Secretary, V Andrew Sealy confirmed today that Canada will join the USA, Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados, and home team Jamaica in Zone One of the Red Stripe 2000 Competition in October

Bermuda defeated the USA by 83 runs and Canada fortunately defeated the Cayman Islands squad by 49 runs to set up a Champioship match on Saturday 12th at picturesque G Ross Lord Park in Toronto

Rain affected play and resulted in the Duckworth -Lewis formulae being employed for the first time in the Champioships

Despite minor opening day hiccups, the Americas' championship got underway with glorious blue skies and hot weather replacing otherwise bleak overcast morning skies with rain forecast

Andrew Eade, newly appointed ICC Development Manager, replacement for Ross Turner, is in Toronto Canada for the opening of the inaugural Americas Cricket Championships

CANADA HOSTS AMERICAS 2000, ICC TROPHY 2001 & WORKS FOR ODI STATUS

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