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January 11, 2006Posted by Will on 01/11/2006 in Bermuda
Twenty20 tournament ready to roll
Bermuda are hosting an international Twenty20 competition this April, consisting of teams from Australia, New Zealand, India, the West Indies, Sri Lanka, England and South Africa:
More than 70 former Test and first-class cricketers, including Australian batsman Greg Blewett and West Indian fast bowler Kenny Benjamin, have so far signed playing contracts with English charity the Get Fit Foundation – the international body behind the new venture.
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