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July 21, 2006Posted by Martin Williamson on 07/21/2006 in China
China breaks new ground
The Chinese Cricket Association is to take delivery of two innovative artificial wickets thanks to a donation from a UK-based supplier. Only just introduced in Hong Kong and new to the rest of Asia, the wickets are a major step forward for cricket in China.
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