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May 9, 2008Posted by Martin Williamson on 05/09/2008 in Bermuda
Bermuda receive ground approval
Bermuda will host their first international match in four years when they play Scotland in the Intercontinental Cup after the National Sports Centre ground received ICC approval.
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Posted by: Simon Butler at May 31, 2008 12:34 AM
Congratulations to Bermuda, I hope people don't underestimate the value of this outcome. Bermuda might be a little short on results in recent times, but the infrastructure is there for
Bermuda to take the next step into the Test Arena, It is now a case of establishing competitive National competitions not just in Twenty20 but in the longer version of the game, To help improve the playing standards in Bermuda.
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