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Beyond the Test World

Not quite grass roots

Although Iran might not be flavour of the month as far as the George Bush is concerned, it is making progress with developing cricket

It’s hard to call it ‘grass-roots’ cricket in Chabahar where on the two grounds granted by the government exclusively for cricket, grass has yet to be planted, but in Tehran at least, there are turf grounds, if not turf wickets.

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MCC tour of Argentina

Rod kindly wrote in to remind us (and you) of MCC's tour of Argentina which gets underway soon

Will
25-Feb-2013

Rod kindly wrote in to remind us (and you) of MCC's tour of Argentina which gets underway soon. Here's the info:

January 28th, One-dayer v North XI at Virrey del Pino
January 29th, One-dayer v South XI at Corimayo
January 31st, One-dayer v ACA President's XI at Hurlingham
February 2nd, One-dayer v Argentina at Hurlingham
February 4th, One-dayer v Argentina at Corimayo
February 5th, One-dayer v Argentina at Virrey del Pino

All games will start at 11.00, and the MCC team will stay at the "Hotel Emperador". This is the 1st time the MCC have toured Argentina since 2001.

In addition, the Argentinean season will resume on January 28th, with a MaxChallenge game between the Lomas Eagles and the St. Alban's Sharks at Longchamps, while the Belgrano Cavalliers will play the Hurlingham Hawks at Virrey del Pino on January 29th.

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USA on a mission

Vish Lekhram writes enthusiastically about the USA team who today head to Sri Lanka for the Under-19 World Cup:

Will
25-Feb-2013

Vish Lekhram writes enthusiastically about the USA team who today head to Sri Lanka for the Under-19 World Cup:

Ordinarily in other sporting disciplines this would not be a very noteworthy event but because we Americans are viewed as the best at everything by the global population, this has added a lot of pressures on this cricket team to do as well as the other sporting disciplines, and are being compared to the US Olympic team that will participate in the Winter Games in a few weeks time. What an honor this team has bestowed on the USA's cricketing nation that is well represented by these strong, talented, and gifted young men!

We all expect the "boys," soon to be men to win the whole thing! Is this an unreasonable expectation? Are we being practical? Can this squad as talented as they are, beat the West Indies, South Africa, or Australia (they are grouped together in "D") to advance to the next round?

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