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Address of governing body: Cayman Islands Cricket Association, PO Box 1201 GT, George Town, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, BWI
ICC: Cayman Islands, Nigeria and Tanzania head up record number of membership applications
The membership of the International Cricket Council is set to swell significantly with a record number of countries submitting applications to join the world governing body.Recent news articles
- Cayman Islands: Big night out at Caymans' annual awards (4 December 2000)
- BTTW's first unofficial list of cricket playing countries or 'How To Start An Argument' (25 October 2000)
- Windwards sail into Red Stripe Bowl semis: Tuesday roundup (18 October 2000)
- Red Stripe Bowl: Tough ride ahead for international teams (12 October 2000)
- West Indies domestic: Guyana defeat newcomers (11 October 2000)
- Bermuda: BTTW talks to national coach Roland Butcher (7 October 2000)
Cayman Islands profile
HistoryThe most remote of the Caribbean islands, the isolation has stifled cricket's development. Played only on Grand Cayman, the largest of the islands, the game was limited to one ground - which doubled as a football field - until the 1970s when the Smith Road Oval was built. The purpose-laid pitch - Jamaican clay overlaid with matting - is satisfactory but the other facilities less so. Progress has also been checked by the lack of genuine interest among the indigenous population, with immigrants still supplying most of the players. The domestic competition is played between seven sides between April and September.
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