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Homepage: http://www.malaysiacricket.org.my
Address of governing body: Malaysian Cricket Association, 1st Floor, Wisma OCM , Jalan Hang Jebat, 50150 Kuala Lumpa, Malaysia
I hope India and Pakistan can play in Malaysia; Tunku Imran
His Royal Highness Tunku Imran Ibni Tuanku Ja'afar is the President of the Malaysian Cricket Association. He is on a visit to Mumbai with the Malaysian Under-15 team in association with Petra foundation and MID- DAY. His Highness was instrumental in introducing the game as a sport in the Commonwealth Games in Malaysia in 1998. He has been a pioneer in the revival of the game in Malaysia over the last decade. In an exclusive interview with CricInfo, he talked about his plans to achieve Test status for Malaysia by 2020.Recent news articles
- ICC: Development Committee says 'yes' to Hong Kong moving to Asia and to seek Olympic recognition (17 December 2000)
- ACC Trophy: UAE deserved winners in well organised tournament (4 December 2000)
- Malaysia: Penang Sixes decided today (3 December 2000)
- United Arab Emirates progress into ACC final at expense of Malaysia (22 November 2000)
- ACC semi-final preview: Malaysia hope to benefit from tough group matches (21 November 2000)
- Canadian Cricket Association AGM Report (21 November 2000)
Malaysia profile
2004 Wisden Almanack reviewMalta remains a magnet for European touring sides; over 50 competitive matches were played in a season that attracted 26 visiting teams. This preparation helped the locals reach peak form at the ECC Trophy in Vienna, where they came second equal on points and fourth on run-rate. Pierre Naudi
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