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Media Announcement – 23rd October 2008
Organisers Announce Preview of
Thailand International Cricket Sixes Tournament
The inaugural Thailand
International Cricket Sixes Tournament gets underway this Saturday at the
Harrow International School in Bangkok, Thailand. The tournament is being
organised by the award winning Asian Cricket Sixes Tour, in conjunction with
the Southerners Cricket Club of Bangkok.
The event has attracted a good mix
of international teams and competitors.
The hosts, The Southerners are
fielding two teams consisting of players who are experienced in playing in
competitively in the Bangkok cricket scene. The international touring club, the
CBB’s will have three sides present, with their squads consisting of players
coming from as far-flung places as England, Switzerland, Australia, Korea and
India.
Tour regulars, The Bounty
Buccaneers of Malaysia, travel hoping to add to their two trophies already
earned in Phuket and Shanghai earlier this year. One of the tournament
favourites will be Etihad CC who hail from the United Arab Emirates, if
previous form is to be taken as a guide. Jakarta Rebels are a multi cultural
team from the dark depths of the Jakarta Cricket Association League in
Indonesia who may spring a surprise or two? The final entrants are The Rough
Edged Gents who are a new, young side who have risen from the obscurity of
Pattaya cricket in Thailand.
The tournament promises excellent
cricket, played in the spirit of the game as well as providing participants
with ample opportunity to socialise. On Friday the Opening Cocktail Party is
being staged at the Londoner Brew Pub in
Sukhumvit Soi 33, with a barbeque the following evening at The Crossbar
in Sukhumvit Soi 23. The teams are staying at the Chaophya Park Hotel and
Resort, who have worked tirelessly with the ACST in the build up to the event.
Spectators are welcome to watch the
games at the Harrow International School, which is adjacent to Don Muang
Airport, just off the tollway. Admission is free.
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