Cricket Canada has a new President. British Columbia’s Bajwa Rashpal, who had previously served as a Cricket Canada Vice President, was elected President at the Association’s June 27, 2020, Annual General Meeting. He replaced the outgoing Ranjit Saini. Bajwa’s elevation to Cricket Canada’s highest office signals the dawning a new day for Canadian cricket on …
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Publisher’s Message! 6. Interesting Outcomes At Cricket Canada’s AGM! 9. Ali Zaidi: The Man Of Many Numbers! 12. Nicholas Manohar: One To Watch! 14. Coach’s Corner: Success Strategies – How To Win Matches! 20. Chemar Holder’s Dream Come True! 23. CPL 2020 Set For Trinidad & Tobago! 26. Meet Mahendranath ‘Bobby’ Parasnauth! Publisher’s Note: Due …
Newly elected President Rashpal Bajwa has pledged to lead a Cricket Canada Executive Board that will strive to be transparent and accountable and answerable for its decisions as a means of restoring lost trust in the organization. The President’’s comments were sent to Cricket Canada Wickets just hours after his election to office during the …
The composition of Cricket Canada’s Executive Board has been changed as a result of the outcomes of the elections that were held during the Associations June 27 Annual General Meeting. Four positions were up for election at the AGM: the President, Secretary and two Directors. Current Executive Board Members Vice-President Rashpal Bajwa, Treasurer Charles Pais …
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BY VARUN DESAI Ali Zaidi is an artiste. Only that in place of a musical instrument, he loves to play with numbers. And Ali does it with a certain élan. It has been over two decades that Ali’s family migrated from Pakistan. The beginning was not easy for young Ali. The school system was new …
Not surprisingly Nicholas Manohar, familiarly known as Nick, readily cites the century he scored during Canada’s penultimate match at this year’s South Africa hosted ICC U19 World Cup as his proudest cricket related achievement to date. Manohar’s ton was only the second ever by a Canadian at an ICCU19 World Cup, following Akash Gill’s during …
By Amarinder Bhinder With cricket soon to be resumed, post COVID-19, I thought it might be both timely and useful for me to share a few insights and ideas with my fellow coaches and players as to how they could increase their levels of achieved performance success during the forthcoming Season. As a foundation for …
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According to its Annual Report and the overview of its main activities and summary of achievements that was presented at Cricket Canada’s June 27, 2020 AGM, the Cricket Ontario had a very successful 2019 season both on and off the field of play with a sense of achievement and optimism. Cricket Ontario’s representatives to the …
England batsmen must prepare well if they are to get the better of a “formidable” West Indies bowling attack in the three-Test series next month, captain Joe Root has said. West Indies will be banking heavily on their pace attack in England to defend the Wisden Trophy which they won after triumphing 2-1 on home …
A dream come true is how Chemar Holder described his inclusion in the West Indies squad for the three match Test against England. The young fast bowler was selected after bowling with pace and hostility during the 2020 West Indies Championship, Holder captured 36 wickets at an average of 18,91 for Barbados Pride before the …
