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October 1, 2007Posted by on 10/01/2007 in World Cricket League
Israel and Croatia face-off
Israel will host Croatia in November for a play-off game to gain entry into the second division of the ICC’s World League tournament in 2008.
The match, to be played on either Sunday November 11 or 18, with the Monday set aside as a rain day, is being embraced by the Israel Cricket Association, with chairman Stanley Perlman delighted at the opportunity to host an international match."We have been trying to host international cricket in Israel for many years now, and hope that the visit of the Croatian team will pave the way for other countries to tour in the future," Perlman said. "We will invite the Croatians to play a couple of friendly matches before the game against our national team as well."
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