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December 6, 2005Posted by Martin Williamson on 12/06/2005 in UAE
Trophy madness
Never mind a new trophy cabinet, the winners of the Under-14 Dolphin Cup to be held at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium might need to build a new clubhouse.
"The trophy will be 13 feet tall and weigh 200 kilograms. It will break the existing record of 11 feet and three inches for the tallest trophy," explained Sanjay Ahuja, the event spokesman. It is also likely to crush anyone foolish enough to attempt to lift it.
The best batsman, best bowler and player of the tournament will be presented with a scooter. So ... the winners get a trophy they cannot move, and the leading players a vehicle they cannot legally drive.
Posted by: kslamba at March 25, 2007 1:29 PM
Above mentioned information is wrong .we NSL international Trophy maker made the trophy and it was 16.2inchesand 250 it is in& guiness world records &limca book of world records
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