Canada Cricket Team for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007
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Canada Cricket Team Profile
The Canadian Cricket Team is the national cricket team of Canada, and the best cricket team in North America. The Canadian Cricket Team is an Associate Member of the International Cricket Council (ICC), and has the official one-day international (ODI) status untill the 2009 ICC Trophy. Canada has already participated in two of the world cups - first in 1979 and again in 2003, with no success on both occassions. But Canada has performed compratively well in the ICC Trophy tournaments, where they were runners-up in 1979, and finished on 3rd place in 2001 and 2005. The Canadian cricket team has many outstading cricketers, including the captain John Davison. Andy Pick is the coach of the Canadian Cricket Team for ICC World Cup 2007.
The Canada Cricket Team is scheduled to play several ODI's before 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup as part of their build up to the mega event. In August 2006, Canada will host the Division One tournament of the ICC Americas Championship, which will see the team playing against Bermuda, the USA, the Cayman Islands and a qualifier. They are also scheduled to play in Bermuda, South Africa and the West Indies. Canada is placed in Group C of the ICC World Cup 2007 groupings, along with England, New Zealand and Kenya. The team will start its 2007 World Cup campaign against Kenya on March 14, 2007 in Saint Lucia.
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Canada Cricket Team
John Davison (captain), Ashish Bagai, Ian Billcliff, Geoff Barnett, Kevin Sandher, Umar Bhatti, Desmond Chumney, George Codrington, Austin Codrington, Andy Cummins, Sunil Dhaniram, Asif Mulla, Henry Osinde, Abdool Samad, Qaiser Ali.
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