ACC Development Manager On Middle East Tour Of Inspection
Mr. Warnapura intends to also meet officials who are with the countries' Ministries of Sports and/or Olympic Committees. |
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ACC To Identify And Correct Suspect Bowling Actions
Stage One – Should a player come under suspicion during an ACC tournament, following a report from umpires and match referees, the ACC Development Officer for the country of the player will video-record the bowler’s action. The video recording of the bowler is to be done from three angles in a match situation or in the nets. |
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ACF Elect New President
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Iran's Women Advance
An Iranian Level I-qualified lady coach Mujdeh Bavendpour assisted Ms. Hashmi throughout, as the 30 women (U-19 and seniors) were put through a comprehensive training plan specially designed for them. |
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Hong Kong's Players Rewarded
"It's a great gesture by HKCA," says Man of the Match in the Trophy Elite Final Najeeb Amar, "half the players have to give up work to play. It's nice to feel valued." |
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Turf's Up In Kuwait
"It has been a great effort by many people but the demand is there for cricket in Kuwait and we are very keen that we satisfy all of them," declares Kuwait Cricket Association’s Asad Baig. |
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Twenty20 In 2020?
The ICC President's meetings in Beijing with the Chinese Cricket Association and International Olympic Committee personnel built upon the granting of "recognition status" to cricket by the IOC in December last year. |
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ICC Principal Advisor I.S. Bindra Takes Chinese Role
Mr. Bindra, currently also Punjab Cricket Association President, will "focus on developing the game in China, implementing the ICC Vision, assisting relations between the ICC and its members and working with host members to ensure the success of ICC events," say the ICC. |
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ACC And Nimbus Revive Afro-Asia Cup
Under the new deal Nimbus will market all commercial rights to the events on a global basis. The parties have agreed to explore new opportunities for the growth of cricket at all levels in Asia and Africa. Both parties have resolved the differences which led to the ending of their previous agreement. |
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ACC Archived News - September 2008 |