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September 10, 2006Posted on 09/10/2006 in English cricket
Twenty20 match to mark 9/11
A Twenty20 match is to be held tomorrow at Grace Road comprising local Christian clergy and Muslim imams to mark the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.
The Christian and Muslim teams first met in a football match earlier in 2006, where the imams won 5-0. It was decided to have a rematch in a different sport.Bishop Stevens said: "I am looking forward to playing this game myself, though that may not lead to a clergy victory.
"The work of the Muslim-Christian dialogue is seen as a model of how to break down negative stereotypes and adds to community cohesion."
The match will start at 1600 BST on Monday 11 September.
Full story at the BBC
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