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2010-09-01
Nova Scotia wins Maritime T20
Four teams (New Brunswick, PEI, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Nova
Scotia) played a total of six games over two days in Fredericton.
The tournament started with home team (Cricket New Brunswick) playing against
Newfoundland. Newfoundland scored 61 runs in 16.5 overs. CNB scored the
runs in 9 overs winning the game by 8 wickets.
Next visitors PEI played against Nova Scotia with Nova Scotia winning the
game by 7 wickets. The last game on Saturday was played between Nova
Scotia and New Brunswick. Hard hitting batsman Amit Joshi scored 80 quick
runs which allowed Nova Scotia reach a total of 186 in 20 overs.
New Brunswick began the chase well with Rich Woollin (28) but lost their way
against tight bowling from Nova Scotia. In the end New Brunswick scored
119 in their allotted 20 overs losing the game by 67 runs.
Sunday morning saw a delayed start due to wet ground conditions. PEI
played Newfoundland scoring 92 in 13 overs. Rakesh Negi from Newfoundland
took a hat-trick dismissing 3 PEI batsmen in consecutive deliveries.
Newfoundland lost the game by 40 runs.
The last two games were PEI vs New Brunswick and Nova Scotia vs
Newfoundland. New Brunswick won the game by 7 wickets chasing a score of
91 while Nova Scotia defeated Newfoundland by 9 wickets chasing a score of
38.
With three wins from three games NSCA were crowned champions. Hari from
Nova Scotia received the Player of the tournament award, while Amit Joshi
(NS) and Rohan Bhandekar (NB) received the best batsman and best bowler
awards respectively.
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2010-07-31
Cricket Canada All Star Saturday
Canada's 'A' team the Polar Bears will be unveiled tomorrow at the Cricket Canada All Star Match at Malton Cricket Club.
The Polar Bears will take on the Senior Men's Team and will be made up of the best players from the recently completed Cricket Canada National Championships
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2010-07-30
Cricket Canada All Star Saturday
Canada will take on on the Canada Polar Bears team in the all star match of the Cricket Canada National Championships.
The national team players will represent Canada while the Polar Bears will be made up of the top players from the National Championships week.
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2010-07-30
Ontario vs. Alberta
Ontario are Cricket Canada's national champions after the Ontario Rep XI romped to a convincing win over Alberta in the final round robin match at the Cricket Canada National Championships.
The meeting of both unbeaten teams served as a defacto final and drew a healthy crowd at Malton Cricket Club to overview the proceedings.
Ontario easily defended the total of 173 they put up beating Alberta comfortably with a disciplined bowling attack and sharp fielding that accounted for 4 Alberta run outs.
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2010-07-29
National Championships Day 4 - Moving Day
Alberta (3-0) moved into contention with a narrow victory over Prairies XI (1-2) while BC (1-2) defeated Eastern XI (0-4) on day 4 of the national championships
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2010-07-28
National Championships Day 3
Alberta and Ontario remain undefeated at the national championships with wins on Wednesday.
Ontario batted first and behind Desorath Damodar's 67* ammased 195 before taking Eastern Canada to 126-9 in 44 overs when rain stopped play. Ontario won by 63 runs (D/L)
In the second game of the day, British Columbia were pegged back by 3 wickets from Shajib Darain to get to 125 before Abdul Sattar (39) and Parveen Saroye (35) helped take Alberta over the target with 3 wickets to spare.
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2010-07-27
National Championships Day 2
Ontario moved to the top of the table with a comfortable win over BC while Prairies eased by Eastern Canada to garner their first win of the tournament. The tournament scorecards are available on the tournament homepage
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2010-07-26
Ontario vs. Prairies, Alberta vs. Eastern
Alberta and Ontario were opening day winners at the 2010 Cricket Canada National Championships on Monday.
Alberta succesfully chased 92 runs set by the Eastern team while Ontario defended 171 that they set batting first against Manitoba.
The Ontario vs. Prairies match had to be moved to Inverhaugh late last night as the Malton ground outfield was wet and no guarantee could be made that it would be playable in the morning.
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2010-07-25
Oh - Canada! Its Game Time : National Championships Begin
Canada's cricketers go on display this week as the 50 over National Championships get underway Monday in Mississaugua. Malton Cricket Club and Iceland Cricket Club will proudly play host to 10 matches over a period of five days.
An all star match of Canada's top players will take place on July 31 at Malton Cricket Club.
Monday's Matches :
Ontario Rep XI vs. Prairies (Malton Cricket Club)
Alberta vs. Eastern (Iceland)
On the eve of the national championships, Cricket Canada regrets to announce that the various parties in Ontario were not able to come to an understanding with respect to fielding a team in the national championships.
In a letter today, to all involved parties President Saini expressed his disappointment saying :
"It is unfortunate that despite significant time having been provided, leading up to today , the various parties in the conflict were unable to come to a solution within Ontario to resolve their governance matters. As a result of this situation, we have no other option but to proceed with the team that has been selected by the national selector. Cricket Canada is satisfied that adequate process that provided opportunity to all was given and the selection was done in a public and transparent manner."
The team will play as an Ontario Representative XI
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2009-11-11
Remembrance Day Message
On this solemn occasion, Cricket Canada would like to recognize all members of the armed forces and civilians who have sacrificed their lives for Canada in war. As Canada's oldest sport, Cricket has lost many players in both world wars and their sacrifices are not forgotten.
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2009-11-03
Cricket Canada Statement on Scotiabank Relationship
Cricket Canada wishes to clarify the current relationship between Cricket Canada and Scotiabank. On October 30, 2009 Scotiabank informed Cricket Canada that they would not renew the current agreement between the two parties. Cricket Canada would like to thank Scotiabank for their support over the past 2 years and looks forward to developing a further relationship in the near future.
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2009-10-25
Cricket Canada Umpiring Exam 2009 - Ontario Region
Cricket Canada Umpiring Committee will be holding final Umpiring exam for year 2009 on November 22, 2009 for Ontario region. See attachment for details.
Any interested umpire who wish to write umpiring exam must register with Mr. Gwynne Giles at least one week prior to exam date. The Cricket Canada's umpiring exams have been amended to include modern day cricket.
All candidates appearing for umpiring exam must be familiar with MCC Cricket Laws and ICC Playing Conditions for ODI & Twenty20 matches.
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2009-10-15
Cricket Canada Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) Program
As Cricket Canada (CC) continues its development and implementation plan to have a Long Term Athlete Development (LTAD) program, the Cricket Canada (CC) LTAD working committee meets in Vancouver from October 16th ? 18th, 2009 to discuss and produce a draft LTAD document.
The committee, which comprises of Isvan Balyi - Sports Canada appointed Specialist Consultant, Ingleton Liburd - Project Director, Pubudu Dassanayake ? CC Head Coach, Ron Dipchand ? CC Coaching Coordinator & Shelly Boardman ? CC Women?s Coordinator, will meet twice more before presenting a final draft document to the CC Board of Directors for review.
By early 2010 a final draft will be presented to the Board of Directors for approval at its Annual
General Meeting. Once approved an implementation process will begin throughout the Provinces. ?The LTAD program will enable Cricket Canada to better plan and track the development of cricketers from an early stage through to national team and lead to having persons actively involved in the game for life?? stated Ingleton Liburd in reference to the LTAD program.
For more information on LTAD visit www.ltad.ca.
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