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February 4, 2006Posted by Will on 02/04/2006 in Bermuda
From bad to worse for Bermuda
Bermuda's dreadful tour of the United Arab Emirates continued yesterday with their fourth defeat in as many games. Their nine-wicket defeat at Sharjah was their heaviest yet. The Royal Gazette has a full report.
Posted by: Nick at February 5, 2006 12:44 PM
I hope Bermuda manage to get their act together before their Intercontinental Cup matches! It will not do them any good, nor the likes of Kenya and Holland if they are trounced in that as well. The top 6 teams need to compete well against each other to improve the overall standards of the game at this level.
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