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Homepage: http://www.cricket-belgium.com
Address of governing body: Belgian Cricket Federation. Mortselstraat 18, 2650 Edegem, Belgium
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One of the challenges the 'true aficionados' of our game set themselves is uncovering every last pocket that cricket is played in.Recent news articles
- Internationals: Amazing fightbacks as France makes it three-in-a-row (16 June 2000)
- Rumour, Gossip and Innuendo! (11 April 2000)
- Belgian first and second divisions get underway (8 May 1999)
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2004 Wisden Almanack reviewYears of intensive junior development work paid off for Belgian officials when the national Under-15 squad enjoyed a highly successful year. The team performed highly creditably in the European Under-15B tournament in St Astier, France, finishing third against opposition from several Associate Member countries, and won preparatory matches against King’s College, Rochester, Rotterdam’s VOC club and a strong Dutch development side. Abhishek Mehta was named player of the tournament after taking five wickets in six balls against Spain, including a hat-trick with his last three deliveries. He finished with six for 15 and completed an unbeaten century after retiring in the middle of his innings through heat exhaustion. Domestically, a reinvigorated Royal Brussels won the league–cup double, snaring both trophies from Pakistan Greens. An influx of Pakistani-based teams in Flemishspeaking areas means the first and second Divisions will be expanded to six teams each in 2004. Ted Vorzanger
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