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August 20, 2008Posted on 08/20/2008 in New Zealand cricket
Cairns walks and walks for train safety
Over 34 days Chris Cairns will cover 1001km in memory of his sister Louise, who died in a train crash in 1993. The New Zealand Herald reports Cairns, who now plays in the Indian Cricket League, is doing the trip to promote rail safety awareness in the country.
You can follow Cairns’ walk here.
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