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United States defeats Cayman Islands by 106 runs
International Cricket Council ^ | August 22, 2006

Posted on 08/22/2006 6:07:13 AM PDT by BaBaStooey

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To: BaBaStooey

I have found a scorecard for this match:

http://www.cricketeurope4.net/CRICKETEUROPE/DATABASE/2006/TOURNAMENTS/WCLAMERICAS1/CARDS/CAYUSA.shtml


21 posted on 08/24/2006 11:35:40 AM PDT by BaBaStooey (I heart Emma Caulfield.)
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To: BaBaStooey

Apparently Massiah came in at No. 3 and did not carry his bat through the 50 overs as I had previously thought.


22 posted on 08/24/2006 11:45:53 AM PDT by BaBaStooey (I heart Emma Caulfield.)
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To: Jedi Master Pikachu

I can think of two things:

1. The United States is an English-speaking country? It isn't a Commonwealth country.

2. Canada doesn't do cricket? It is a Commonwealth country.

Seriously, if we look at this issue in another way, believe it or not once upon a time cricket was the premier sport in America, and in particular, New England. Of course this happened long before Babe Ruth was born.


23 posted on 08/25/2006 5:49:07 AM PDT by NZerFromHK (The languages may be dialects, but America is different from the Anglo world due to US Founding.)
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