As we draw near to the end of the Zimdra Vanaspati Cup 2006 season, IMTRAT team were forced to withdraw from yesterday match due to players shortage, The race for championship still continues as all four team (more…)
The match between IMTRAT and Youth11 today saw not a single ball been ball as an official statement from IMTRAT Team said that their team are unable to participate due to unavailabilty of full strength team. This gave Youth11 much need 2 points.
The next league match will be played on 4th November 2006 between Friend’s United and Bhutan Times, on 5th November 2006, Bhutan Times yet again takes on Youth 11.
Friend’s United Scores vital two points after beating Bhutan telecom today which is played in the Chanlgimithang Cricket Ground, after winning the toss Friend’s united skipper Ugyen Tenzin decided to bat first in bright sunny day, opener Sanjivian and Phub Dorji worked the ball in singles and two’s for their 20 odd partnership, Pema Wangchuk then send back Snajivian after scoring 7 runs, to introduce Damber Singh gurung in the Middle, he couldn’t last long as Pema Wangchuk struck once more for a simple catch to short cover. Tshering Dorji along with Phub Dorji add 20 mores runs when Checnho Dorji struck to send back Phub Dorji, usual opening batsmen Ugyen Dorji walk into middle when the score was 55 on the board, he couldn’t do much to the score and was run out, as the middle order batsmen collapsed. (more…)
The Second week of Zimdra Vanaspati Cup 2006 saw a draw match due to the rain between Bhutan Telecom and IMTRAT played at Thimphu Cricket Ground on 22nd October 2006, as the match was started late due to unavoidable weather condition, IMTRAT after winning the toss elected to bat first in sunny day, their openning batsmen started well in the beginning of the innings as Telecom Bowler didn’t bowl to line and length and conceding too many extras as well. (more…)
Thimphu, Oct 10 (IANS) India’s 1983 World Cup winning member Roger Binny has said Bhutan has made notable progress in cricket within a short period in spite of introducing the game rather late.
Binny, the Asian Cricket Council’s (ACC) development officer, was in Bhutan to promote the sport among schoolchildren that will form the foundation and also work on providing infrastructure - for instance, a proper ground. (more…)
Source: http://www.asiancricket.org/h_thimpu1006.cfm
U-15, U-17 and U-19 cricketers were in attendance at the Bhutan cricket ground in Thimpu when Roger Binny, the ACC Development Officer for the country paid a visit at the start of October. (more…)