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September 7, 2008Posted on 09/07/2008 in UAE cricket
UAE eye spot in 2011 World Cup
Mazhar Khan, the chief administrator of the Emirates Cricket Board, says UAE's aim is to qualify for the 2011 World Cup in an interview to Gulf News. Khan, also the manager of UAE's national team, suggests the game is no longer dominated by those from the subcontinent, with more home-grown players as well as Australians and South Africans showing interest.
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