Openers Ruvindu Gunasekera and Terryn Fray stroked centuries of contrasting styles and offspinner Pratik Patel captured a remarkable 7 for 3 as Canada and Bermuda maintained their winning streak in the five-team round-robin Americas Under-19 World Cup Qualifier in Toronto on Wednesday.
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Posted by: Saleem Mukuddem at August 17, 2007 3:32 PM
It is refreshing to see that a Bermudian player scored a century with only 6 boundaries. Well Done. The future of Bermuda cricket is indeed bright. Also it is clearly evident that Bermuda and Canada are the best two teams in the America's region. They should play each other more regularly and it will only aid in both teams getting stronger. this strength will then eventually finds its way into their senior national teams. Everything to play for.
Posted by: Martin Pereira at August 19, 2007 11:30 AM
Canada will do well, if the selectors look beyond Toronto for the selection of the national team.
I know of a good allrounder Prashan Arumugam who lives in Vancover and has made several trips to Australia to be trained by ex test cricketers. They have made positive comments of his batting technique. I am glad that the under 19's are doing well.
Posted by: Martin Pereira at August 19, 2007 11:30 AM
Canada will do well, if the selectors look beyond Toronto for the selection of the national team.
I know of a good allrounder Prashan Arumugam who lives in Vancover and has made several trips to Australia to be trained by ex test cricketers. They have made positive comments of his batting technique. I am glad that the under 19's are doing well.
Posted by: Arman Hossain at August 19, 2007 9:23 PM
Its great to see cricket is spreading all over the world and teams like Bermuda is participating in the world cup. But it is difficult to carry on this performence as the population of Bermuda is really tiny and all of the players are amature. Still they r trying and it is great.
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