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Kuwait, with a decent team at all age-group levels, sound administration, plenty of domestic commercial support, exceptional facilities and a desire to truly be a vibrant member of the international cricketing community, has plenty of things going for it. In fact, it is a surprise Kuwait hasn’t already gone further on the field. They are either very good or very bad and no one, not even them, knows what they will be when they step on to the field. Through it all, their matches invariably seem to be gripping affairs. They impress opposition coaches, who are often relieved that Kuwait’s players aren’t as fit or as tactically aware as they could be. Kuwait were good enough to mount a successful chase of 280 by Nepal in the group stage of the 2012 ACC Trophy Elite, inside 47 overs, yet it was they who eventually placed seventh, and it was Nepal who went on to play the Final. They were finalists in the 2011 ACC U-19 Challenge, losing to Saudi Arabia. Like the other Gulf countries, promising youths miss out on representing Kuwait as adults because of their studies and subsequent employment outside of Kuwait. Nevertheless, enough cricketers remain to ensure that Kuwait remain a dangerous proposition on the field at senior level. Women’s cricket is played with a passion, in growing numbers and with increasing aptitude. |
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KUWAIT CRICKET P.O. Box 6706 Hawalli 32042 Kuwait Phone: +965 2484 3565 Ext: 352 Fax: +965 2484 9532 Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Web : www.cricketkuwait.com |
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"It is not the administrators or players that sustain the game - it is the cricket-loving public." Kumar Sangakarra
