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November 2, 2007Posted by Martin Williamson on 11/02/2007 in ACC news
Afghanistan and Oman tie Twenty20 finalComments (2) Feedback
Posted by: Marcus at November 3, 2007 3:40 AM
Good to see that the games attracted crowds. I hope that there were plenty of Kuwaities showing some interest- the Afghanis certainly were!
Posted by: Thomas Thurairatnam at November 4, 2007 8:58 PM
The crowds at the ground were mailnly expatriates. At the final they were mostly Afghans. Some Kuwaitis do play the game. But there has never been a big following among the locals. Afghanistan play the game with passion and flair. I am predicting that they will be the next entrants to the internatioal fold!
Thomas
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