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March 5, 2008Posted by Martin Williamson on 03/05/2008 in UAE
Women's Twenty20 for the UAE
The Emirates Cricket Board will host a women's Twenty20 tournament by the end of this month.
"This is part of our plans to attract women into the game at the grass-root level. We want to create as much opportunities for the women to play the game," Mazhar Khan, the administrator of the ECB, said. "This tournament will be held as soon as the school examinations get over. This event will be open for all schools, clubs and cricket academies."
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