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Indoor Cricket World (formerly the Australian Indoor Cricket Page)
INDOOR
CRICKET WORLD
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From
humble beginnings in the late 1970's, indoor cricket has grown into a
major sport in its own right. In Perth, Western Australia (where the game
originated), the 1996 Sports Census showed indoor cricket to be the fifth
most popular of all sports, in terms of total number of registered players,
with 35% more registered players than men's cricket (outdoor). This participation
rate is testament to how suitable indoor cricket is to players of both
sexes, and all ages.
Indoor cricket is
now regularly played between National teams, primarily Australia, New
Zealand, United Kingdom, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia and, more recently,
India. Moves are underway for Pakistan, Sri Lanka and perhaps the West
Indies to join this group. These competitions culminate every two or three
years in the Indoor Cricket World Cup.
Those unfamiliar with
the game will find all you need to know in the coming pages. From descriptions
and explanations of the game, through the setting up of playing courts
and playing equipment used, to basic game strategies, complete rules and
tips for players and umpires.
Those
familiar with the game will find results and schedules of National and
International matches, including up-to-the-minute news and scores from
this year's World Cup, played later this year in South Africa. There are
also links to local centres, National and State bodies, and individual
teams from around the world. And even the experienced amongst us will
find no harm in refreshing our familiarity with the rules.
In addition
to the information delivered, the aim of these pages is to also give you
what the game gives so many around the world - fun.
4th
September
Results of the New Zealand Nationals
and the official announcement of the New
Zealand World Cup teams
Soon
* Official schedule for the 2000 World Cup
* Full Player Profiles of all New
Zealand World Cup players
* Details of the Australian World Cup teams
(Details
of the British World Cup squads, including
player profiles, are available at the British
Indoor Cricket Association site) * Indoor
Cricket World was recently invited to be guest columnist on
Rediff.com,
one of India's largest on-line newspapers. Read
our published article
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