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May 17, 2008Posted by Martin Williamson on 05/17/2008 in China
Beijing's multinational cricket club
In 2005-06, they were a few men far from home, playing cricket with a tennis ball, often on a basketball court.
The Beijing Cricket Club (BCC) is where Indian and Pakistani expats have found common ground as it quickly grew into four teams that play Shanghai and Hong Kong tournaments.
Every weekend, members hop on to a bus that picks up expats for cricket at the Dulwich College’s new ground. Trophies are stored at Beijing’s oldest sports pub Frank’s Place, the club’s unofficial base.
Click here for the full story in the Hindustan Times
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