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 …
Australia batsman Chris Lynn, Afghanistan spin twins Rashid Khan and Qais Ahmad, and South African batsman Rilee Rossouw have been picked up by various franchises as overseas signings ahead of the CPL 2020 players’ draft. The draft, which was scheduled to be a virtual event due to the Covid-19 pandemic has attracted 537 players. Lynn …
BY FREDERICK HALLEY Mahendranauth “Bobby” Parasnauth remains one of the most sought-after softball players, having donned colours for several teams both in his adopted country, Canada, New York and his homeland of Guyana. Parasnauth, who represented the triumphant Regal Masters in the Over-45 category in last year’s Prime Minister T20 Softball Cup, has the unique …
MAY 2020 VOLUME- 2, ISSUE- 10 CONTRIBUTORS AMARINDER BHINDER VARUN DESAI FREDERICK HALLEY TONY MCWATT EDWARD NORFOLK PHILLIP SPOONER CURTIS WILSON PHOTOGRAPHY LYNETTE BALRAM GRAPHIC DESIGN PREEMA GRAPHICS The coming month of June now seems likely to provide answers to two very interesting developments concerning Canadian cricket. The first of these will be about the …
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4. Publisher’s Message 6. Akash Gill: Canada’s First-Ever U19 World Cup Centurion 10. Calvin Clarke: Decades Of Outstanding Service As Cricket Canada’s Secretary 12. Arsak Sports Setting An Example Worthy Of Canadian Corporate Emulation 16. One To Watch: Mihir Patel 20. City of Brampton’s Facilities Reopening Survey 22. Coach’s Corner: Suggested Roles & Responsibilities For …
Now just two years after its historic occurrence, it shouldn’t be much of a surprise to anyone that Akash Gill still considers his century for Canada at the 2018 U19 World Cup to be the most cherished moment to date of his developing cricket career! What might be a bit more surprising is Akash’s admission …
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1. City of Birth? Mississauga,ON 2. Favorite Childhood Cricket Memory? Playing cricket in the basement with my dad and my brother 3. Childhood Ambition? Become a professional athlete 4. Favorite School Subjects? History, Gym 5. Favorite Book? The Secret – Rhonda Byrne 6. Favorite Movie? Any movie from the Marvel Comic Universe 7. Top 5 …
By the time he’d eventually announced his intention to not seek re-election as Cricket Canada’s Secretary at the 2014 Annual General meeting, Calvin Clarke had long since become the Association’s longest-serving Executive Member in a specific position. Clarke’s service as Cricket Canada’s Secretary was comprised of an initial 1976-78 two year stint that was followed …
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