Checked a couple of their recent scorecards. Names aren't just a bunch of ex pats from cricket playing nations either.Argentina still have several clubs in BA that play cricket. Number of nice turf grounds too
Checked a couple of their recent scorecards. Names aren't just a bunch of ex pats from cricket playing nations either.Argentina still have several clubs in BA that play cricket. Number of nice turf grounds too
I went down to one of their training sessions last yearChecked a couple of their recent scorecards. Names aren't just a bunch of ex pats from cricket playing nations either.
Another win for Milei.Argentina still have several clubs in BA that play cricket. Number of nice turf grounds too
Getting quality equipment is a huge problem due to important restrictions still existing and it’s obviously a very niche sport there run by just several clubs in CABA.I thought no one in Argentina could afford to do anything like play cricket
Did they call the sport Malvinaball?
My country, Guyana, be representing South America in cricket. We should definitely have a team in the LA 2028 OlympicsJust saw this. US, Ireland, Aus and NZ all favouring a different brand of oval shaped ball sports.
Are there any details about how qualification will run for that tournament? Would be good to see PNG there and possibly Malaysia or Singapore.My country, Guyana, be representing South America in cricket. We should definitely have a team in the LA 2028 Olympics
I actually read somewhere this week that the ECB are talking with Cricket Scotland about whether any of their players would be included.Are there any details about how qualification will run for that tournament? Would be good to see PNG there and possibly Malaysia or Singapore.
And I wonder if Britain would include Ulstermen and Scots?
Ulstermen get a choice at the Olympics in other sports AFAIK. UK or Ireland. Maybe cricket will be different?I actually read somewhere this week that the ECB are talking with Cricket Scotland about whether any of their players would be included.
Ulstermen would play for Ireland
Well I guess the assumption is that given they’d already play for Ireland in cricket on an all-Ireland basis, the same would apply for the Olympics. Seems unlikely someone would want to play for Team GB when they normally represent Ireland.Ulstermen get a choice at the Olympics in other sports AFAIK. UK or Ireland. Maybe cricket will be different?
Cavan, Monaghan and Donegal men (not sure if anyone plays cricket there tbf!) don’tUlstermen get a choice at the Olympics in other sports AFAIK. UK or Ireland. Maybe cricket will be different?
There were 2 Northern Irish hockey players that played for GB at the Olympics, but they had to switch from Ireland to England outside of the Olympics, think the IRFU said that Northern Irish rugby players could only represent Ireland at the Olympics. Which Northern Irish players could get into a GB squad if allowed, Stirling perhaps?Well I guess the assumption is that given they’d already play for Ireland in cricket on an all-Ireland basis, the same would apply for the Olympics. Seems unlikely someone would want to play for Team GB when they normally represent Ireland.
Depends how many South Africans we poach before then.Which Northern Irish players could get into a GB squad if allowed, Stirling perhaps?
Who's Ulstermen? Batsman or bowler?I actually read somewhere this week that the ECB are talking with Cricket Scotland about whether any of their players would be included.
Ulstermen would play for Ireland
A Gaelic football is similar to a soccer ball tbfJust saw this. US, Ireland, Aus and NZ all favouring a different brand of odd ball shaped sports.