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ACC U-15 Trophy Dates Confirmed
There will also be ACC U-17 and ACC U-19 tournaments later in the year. Filed February 28 2005 |
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PNG AOK For ICC Unbeaten throughout, PNG triumphed in extremely hot and humid conditions thanks to their fitness, athleticism and discipline as much as their skill. Their bowlers hardly bowled a bad ball in 200 overs and their batsmen had the knack of building partnerships when they mattered most. Nepal and Qatar were semi-finalists in the competition. Nepal lost to Fiji by just three runs as they chased 143, having been 36 for 6 at one stage and then 77 for 9. Papua New Guinea now join the UAE and Oman in the 12-nation ICC Trophy in Ireland in July 2005. Filed February 28 2005 |
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Oman Plays Tsunami Cricket Muscat, February 10: The Oman Cricket Board staged a floodlit benefit game for Tsunami relief and raised an impressive USD$45,000. H.H. Sayyid Haitham bin Tariq Al Said the Oman Cricket Board’s Patron in Chief and H.E. Ali bin Masoud bin Ali Sunaidi the Minister of Sports Affairs both played in the match, along with H.E. the Indian Ambassador and the Pakistan Charge d’Affaires. Also playing were Sandip Patil the coach of Oman and Iqbal Sikander the ACC Development Officer. Oman cricket proved to be the ultimate winner when in a surprise announcement His Highness Sayyid Haitham announced that Muscat Municipality would be donating a brand new ground at Al Amerat in recognition of Oman’s increasing success on the international stage. Filed February 10 2005 |
ACC Archived News - February 2005 |