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***Official*** ICC Tri-Series
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chaminda_00
Hall of Fame Member
Nice to see Rav Shah back playing for Kenya, quailty player, just what they need.
NZTailender
I can't believe I ate the whole thing
Bit of a thriller there. Decided in the last over. Great innings by Watson. 
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
Magrat Garlick
Rather Mad Witch
I did warn that I didn't have a clue!You of all people...
Ravindu
Ravi Bopara is Ravinder, right?
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
McKanga
School Boy/Girl Captain
Och aye the noo! It's 150 years since the McKangas left Scotland but I still feel a tinge of pride. Sound like some fairly fierce cricket going on over there in Mombasa.
Chemosit
First Class Debutant
It sounds like Canada's match versus Kenya is cancelled due to food poisoning (or so it seems).
Which renders my earlier rant against the Canadian's lack of professionalism invalid.
Full and unreserved apologies to any Canadians for that - not their fault at all.
It seems all teams are affected somewhat, so fingers crossed tomorrow's game can go ahead
Which renders my earlier rant against the Canadian's lack of professionalism invalid.
Full and unreserved apologies to any Canadians for that - not their fault at all.
It seems all teams are affected somewhat, so fingers crossed tomorrow's game can go ahead
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Chemosit
First Class Debutant
Well the latest on the forfeit seems to be that the illness has been diagnosed as "viral exacerbated by the massive change in conditions" i.e Canada travelling from 0 degrees to 35+ without leaving long enough to acclimatise. Not food poisoning after all, though no doubt this will rumble on for a bit as the ICC investigate.
The fact that Canadian coach Andy Pick has apologised for not raising a team speaks fairly clearly.
Regards the locals, Kenya have actually lost big time on this. There were about 15 schools going to bring kids to watch and learn about the game, many for the first time. Hopefully, they will be able to come to one of the other matches, but if not, that is a real blow to cricket in Mombasa.
The fact that Canadian coach Andy Pick has apologised for not raising a team speaks fairly clearly.
Regards the locals, Kenya have actually lost big time on this. There were about 15 schools going to bring kids to watch and learn about the game, many for the first time. Hopefully, they will be able to come to one of the other matches, but if not, that is a real blow to cricket in Mombasa.
Jungle Jumbo
International Vice-Captain
Ravi Shah has just made his maiden ODI hundred, 113 from 121 balls, with eight fours and three sixes. Tikolo fails again. No-one else passes 39 (Odoyo).
Scotland 2-0 after an over in reply to Kenya's 259-9.
Scotland 2-0 after an over in reply to Kenya's 259-9.
McKanga
School Boy/Girl Captain
NOOOOoooooooooo!
BoyBrumby
Englishman
Two runs, no wickets. Hardly a disaster! now 26/0.
You crims with your "wickets first"....
marc71178
Eyes not spreadsheets
Has it not also been said that others at the series have been hit by the same virus though?
Sometimes things cannot be helped.
Kweek
Cricketer Of The Year
thats the story Cricinfo tells, yes it has to do with it, but the poisoning started because of the body being weak.Well the latest on the forfeit seems to be that the illness has been diagnosed as "viral exacerbated by the massive change in conditions" i.e Canada travelling from 0 degrees to 35+ without leaving long enough to acclimatise. Not food poisoning after all, though no doubt this will rumble on for a bit as the ICC investigate.
The fact that Canadian coach Andy Pick has apologised for not raising a team speaks fairly clearly.
Regards the locals, Kenya have actually lost big time on this. There were about 15 schools going to bring kids to watch and learn about the game, many for the first time. Hopefully, they will be able to come to one of the other matches, but if not, that is a real blow to cricket in Mombasa.