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August 20, 2007Posted by on 08/20/2007 in Vanuatu
Beach cricket set to go
Despite the inclement weather in Port Vila, the National Bank of Vanuatu Beach Cricket Tournament is still set to go ahead as planned Tuesday from 8am.
The day’s activities will be held at Mele Beach, and is a way for the Vanuatu Cricket Association to introduce children to cricket, and show how it can be played in almost any environment.
Around 300 primary school children are expected to participate.
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