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July 22, 2008Posted by on 07/22/2008 in Estonia
Estonia win Euro Twenty20 invitational
It’s been a good week for Estonia, with membership to the ICC closely followed by being crowned Euro Twenty20 champions at the weekend. The final of the invitational competition was a close affair, but they beat the Czech Republic by four wickets with one ball remaining.
Croatia, who are in European Division Two, came fourth although they didn’t have their best team out. They lost the third place play-off to the Wisniewski XI, who were representing Poland.
The 5th and 7th place play-offs were washed out.
Posted by: Mike Bailey at July 25, 2008 6:45 PM
Well done to them, but it was not really the full national teams competing and I don't imagine that this was an ICC-sanctioned event. However, any efforts to promote cricket must be encouraged.
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