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September 20, 2007Posted by Martin Williamson on 09/20/2007 in Nigeria
Hectic Nigerians start season early
The Nigerian Cricket Association has brought forward the start of the new season because of the hectic schedule facing it.
NCA president Kwesi Sagoe said the season would start on October 7 and flagged the Club Cricket Committee League, the Super Four and the proposed Twenty20 tournament among competitions which will be run.
He said in addition to the tight domestic schedule, Nigeria will be hosting the Second North/West African Cricket Tournament in April or May 2008, and will participate in an Under-15 tournament in Gambia and another Under-13 tournament in Ghana.
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