Cricket must have no boundaries!

krishna · 01-31-2016, 04:53 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#3
Since the three trustees set off on an African cricket adventure in 2005, CWB has coached over 180,000 children, promoting key health messaging and inclusivity in seven African Countries. The job is not done though, and we need your help to do more!
We are looking for willing and enthusiastic volunteers to help use cricket as a vehicle for positive social change in some of the world's poorest communities. The two week placements will help us support local coaches and ambassadors to help children make positive health decisions and grow the game of cricket!
Places are available for projects in Autumn 2016 and Spring 2017.
What difference does it make? Why should I commit my time fundraising and volunteering? Let Patrick, from Uganda, explain.

#5
The Caribbean is Doomed : Unless


Mapoui returns  !!!

#6
Do they let EVERYONE play  :-[ ...or do they throw the gay players in prison?  ::angry:: 




...un ware ol' Maps?  In 'Zuela, tryin' to keep da Revoluuuusion alive?

#7
" Cricket must have no boundaries" You sayin that  fours and sixes would be eliminated ,  that only singles doubles and triples  would be scored?

#8
If a gay smacks  a six, smack or  a homer in 'Ganda  will he go into the scorebook  8) ...or  go into prison :'( :'( :'(

#9
I disagree with this affirmation. Every sports, in my humble opinion, should and must have boundaries. They exist so it is played in the most secure way possible.

#10
it should be spread every corner of the globe.

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