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May 17, 2009Posted by Martin Williamson on 05/17/2009 in World Cricket League
Opening day washout in Guernsey
The opening day of the ICC World Cricket League Division 7 tournament in Guernsey was almost entirely washed out by persistent rain.
Two matches did get underway before being abandoned - Bahrain were wobbling on 52 for 4 against Gibraltar and Japan were 28 for 1 against Guernsey. The game between Suriname and Nigeria did not even get started.
Tuesday is scheduled to be a rest day and it is possible the organisers might replay today’s matches then.
Posted by: Vikram Maingi at May 18, 2009 9:37 AM
The schedule says that the second day is the reserve day and not the rest day.
The match should continue/restart on Tuesday provided weather permits.
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