Now based in Delta, British Columbia, Udayir Singh Walia – fondly know as Uday by his teammates – was born in Patiala, Punjab, India on May, 20, 2002. His family later moved to Canada at the start of 2007, just before his fifth birthday. Uday, who represented Canada at the South Africa hosted 2020 ICC …
For Canadian cricket‘s promising now twenty-three year-old allrounder, Harsh Thaker as a right hand bat and right-arm off-break bowler, life has definitely changed as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic. Thaker’s last outing in National team colors signaled his immense potential by virtue of an outstanding all-round performance in Canada’s last match of the …
Harsh Thaker Staying Fit And Focused Amid Covid’s Canadian Cricket Uncertainties! Read More »
Cricket Ontario hopes that all cricketers, parents, officials, and volunteers are safe and getting their vaccines. The most recent announcement made by the Government of Ontario has said that outdoor sports and recreational facilities can open as of May 22nd, but no organized practices or training is permitted. Only casual use by up to 5 …
By Varun Desai Cricket, like many other popular sports, is a by-product of migration in Canada. Being a part of the British Colonial regime, it was not long ago that the influence of the British culture was visible all across throughout the entire stretch of the eastern seacoast of North America. The first cricket clubs …
Hamilton Cricket Club Firing Into Double Century! Read More »
As the Covid cases are dropping I am pretty optimistic we should have a good cricket season. COVID-19 didn’t let us work on our cricket during winters that’s why we have to play much smart cricket than in past. I am sharing the few basic guidelines of which you are probably aware. It will help …
By Frederick Halley THE 2021 Ontario cricket season was still in limbo entering the month of June with the Provincial Government “Stay-at-home” order still in force. The province-wide stay-at-home order followed a declaration of emergency on April 8, following an upsurge in the number of COVID-19 cases and was made in consultation with the Chief …
2021 Scarborough Cricket, Softball Seasons Still In Limbo! Read More »
By Tony McWatt After 47 years of distinguished service to Toronto, Ontario and Canadian cricket Barbados born Austin Ward has taken his leave from any further active involvement in the sport which has been his first love since childhood. Now in his 81st year, Ward’s involvement with Canadian cricket began in 1974, mere months after …
04. Publisher’s Message! 05. Austin Ward: 47 Years Of Distinguished Service To Canadian Cricket 08. Cricket Canada April Update 10. One To Watch: Ravi Sandhu 12. Player’s Perspective: Hiba Shamshad Frustrated & Concerned 14. Cricket Ontario President Shah Zafar’s April Report 16. Coach’s Corner: Consistency! 18. Softball Cricket: Two Women Among New OMSCC Board!Message
Tony McWatt – Publisher Wickets is now in its third year of production with this April Issue as the thirty-third to be published in succession. As a monthly online cricket magazine Wickets’ established objective at its inception was to further publicize and promote the outstanding accomplishments of Canadian cricket involved individuals. As such the Cover …
