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Address of governing body: Oman Cricket Association, PO Box 3948, Ruwi, 112, Sultanate of Oman
ICC KnockOut Profits go to Development
The ICC KnockOut tournament held in Kenya during October generated a net profit of US $13 million. Gross income for the event amounted to US $18 million, mainly from the sale of TV and advertising rights.Recent news articles
- BTTW's first unofficial list of cricket playing countries or 'How To Start An Argument' (25 October 2000)
- Yemen: Two all-Arab teams the start of a home grown future (2 September 2000)
- Asian Cricket Council Trophy in November (28 June 2000)
- One Associate and eight Affiliate applications to be considered at AGM (16 June 2000)
- Inter-Gulf Cup start delayed (10 January 2000)
Oman profile
2004 Wisden Almanack reviewCricket in Oman only really became organised in 1979, but officials are proud of the indigenous participation. There are about 110 Omani nationals (most of them Arabs) playing amongst the 60 teams that compete in eight divisions. Teams are obliged to include one Omani, or otherwise field ten players, and the Omani must bat in the top five. Raha and Muscat are generally Oman’s leading clubs, faring well in the United Arab Emirates’ main domestic competitions, the Ramadan Floodlit tournament and the Bukhatir League. Although cricket’s popularity has increased in recent years it still lags behind soccer, hockey and tennis in the hearts of Omanis. Madhu Sampat
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