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Logo and trophy unveiled for ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004

International Cricket Council President Ehsan Mani today presided over the launch of the trophy and logo for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 in Dhaka, Bangladesh

International Cricket Council President Ehsan Mani today presided over the launch of the trophy and logo for the ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup 2004 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The trophy and logo were unveiled in spectacular fashion at the Winter Garden of the Sheraton Hotel.
The Sterling Silver trophy stands 17.25 inches tall and weighs approximately 2.5 kg while the logo represents the event values of youth and movement, denoting pace and energy.
The tournament will be contested by 16 teams from 15 February to 5 March 2004 with matches at eight different venues throughout the country.
"It is a tremendous opportunity for Bangladesh," said Mr Mani at the launch event.
"An opportunity to build enthusiasm for cricket throughout the country; to inspire youngsters; to show the world the warm hearts of the Bangladeshi people; and to acquire expertise for the benefit of future generations."
Md Fazlur Rahman, Hon. State Minister, Ministry of Youth and Sports welcomed the ICC's decision to host the tournament in Bangladesh while Bangladesh Cricket Board President Mohammad Ali Asghar MP gave an assurance that the country would be ready to host the world's best young cricketers next year.
The presentation was followed by performances from local dancers and singers and a procession of flags of the participating nations carried by members of the Bangladesh U/19 squad.
This will be the fifth ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup. The first was held in Australia in 1988 and won by the hosts. After an initial gap of 10 years, the tournament has been a biennial fixture in the international cricket calendar since 1998.
"We are determined to leave a positive legacy," added Mr Mani.
"There will be better facilities for practicing, playing and watching the national sport and there will be fond memories of enthralling cricket played by talented youngsters.
"I urge everyone here to return with enthusiasm to their associations, clubs, companies and homes and spread the word that the world's best young cricketers are coming."
This will be the second major ICC event in Bangladesh after the ICC Knockout in 1998.
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