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November 11, 2009Posted by Martin Williamson on 11/11/2009 in Vanuatu
New competition launched in Vanuatu
The Vanuatu Cricket Association has announced it will stage a new top-tier league starting on November 14.
The President's Summer League, which will have limited-over and Twenty20 format competitions, will consist of four teams (Kingfishers, Hawks, Monarchs and Falcons) with the country’s players evenly spread between them.
This will be the first time that cricket has been played over the summer break in Vanuatu.
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