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4. Publisher’s Message! 5. Farouk Kirmani: Canada’s Longstanding Men’s U10 Cricket Coach 8. Cricket Canada Update 10. One To Watch: Rahul Vashishtha 12. Cricket Ontario President Shah Zafar’s March Report 14. Coach’s Corner 16. Scoring Essentials Part II 18. SCA’s 2021 Season Schedule.
They say, ‘Cricket runs in the blood,’ and though cricket families are not uncommon but are rare, a cricket team comprising all family members is unique. A team of eleven players, all hailing from the same family, and proudly called themselves Kirmani XI! Barely eleven years old then, Farooq Kirmani was the youngest player in …
Changing Games, Changing Lives – Coach Farooq Kirmani Read More »
The Cricket Canada board approved three policies at their March meeting; all are available on the Cricket Canada web site. The first of these is new and outlines the consequences for players and officials of taking part in “disapproved” cricket- tournaments that are not formally sanctioned by Cricket Canada and fall under the ICC’s definition …
With the possible exception of boxing or baseball, no sport has developed its own language quite like cricket. Cricket lexicon runs the whole gamut from the quirky to the deeply philosophical, yet no adjective in all of cricket parlance is as cherished as the one derived from arguably the sport’s greatest practitioner – Sir Donald …
One To Watch: Rahul Vashishtha Looks To Build On Bradmanesque Season! Read More »
Based on guidance from Provincial regulations and Region Public Health Officials, Cricket Ontario will continue to follow all recommended policies and protocols in place to prioritize the health and safety of our members leagues, players, parents, volunteers, coaches, officials and staff and our residents. We see that all levels of government are carefully monitoring the …
“To fail to plan is to plan to fail!’ The foundational key to the development of any winning strategy is proper advance planning. Before we play in any tournament we should do our preparation according to the conditions of the tournament. Believe me, it would make your job much easy. There are many things coaches …
. Formed initially in 1969 and having existed for almost a decade as the Islanders Cricket Club, Superstars Sports Club eventually became an entity in 1978. As the Islanders the Club had competed in the Labatts League but it was as Superstars that it would later in 1983, also join the Toronto & District Cricket …
Women’s Cricket Once Again A Part Of Superstars Sports Club Read More »
BATSMAN FACING: Find out which batsman is facing the first ball and write his name down as Number 1 Bat. The next batsman is obviously Number 2 and you can also write his name down in the space provided. Sometimes you will not get a positive answer from the batsmen about who is going to …