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BAHRAIN




Population: 1,005,000 (2008 estimate)
Population Aged 0-15: 27.4%
National Coach: Mohsin Kamal
National Captain: Azeem ul Haque
Cricket clubs: 71
Grounds: 8
Turf wickets: 0
Women’s Cricket: No
Playing Season: October to April

ACC Member since 2003
ACC Development Officer: Rumesh Ratnayake

Winners, Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 7
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Recent Achievements:

2004 ACC Middle East Cup Finalists
2006 ACC Middle East Cup Winners
2009 Winners, Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 7
2009 Finalists, Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 6
2009 Winners, ACC U-19 Challenge Cup
2010 Third, Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 5


Eleventh in ACC Rankings for 2007 and 2008 seasons

Personnel qualified from ACC Courses:

Coaches: Level I - 7; Level II - 7
Umpires: Level I - 17; Level II - 4
Curators: Module I - 1; Module II - 2; Module III - 1

Bahrain are making a comeback on the international stage after a period out of ACC competition in 2007-2008 while internal administrative affairs were being settled. Prior to their absence Bahrain were in the Elite division of every ACC competition and there are signs that cricket is enjoying a renaissance, with news of a new national academy being built in Manama and the U-19 team winning the ACC Trophy Challenge in December 2009.

Assuming all the elements in Bahrain coalesce and their potential is realised, the senior team could mount a serious challenge to the top teams in Asia. Should the youth team fulfil their promise, Bahrain's cricket future looks to be assured.

"Bahrain is one of those countries that could go a long way in relation to its size, compared to its neighbours," says ACC Development Officer Rumesh Ratnayake.

They have three grounds where they have their regular league matches. They are now working with the Olympic Committee to acquire two more grounds and have recently imported soil to prepare turf pitches.

Bahrain’s debut in the ICC World Cricket League in 2009 started with them winning Division 7, becoming runners-up in Division 6 and then finishing third in Division 5.



Bahrain finished third at the 2010 Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 5 in Nepal Bahrain squad, 2010 ACC U-16 Elite Cup Winners, 2009 ACC U-19 Challenge

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