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U-19 Women’s Cricket team leaves for Kuwait

January 30, 2012
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The Under 19 Women’s Cricket team left for Kuwait to participate in the Asian Cricket Council U-19 Women’s Championship for 2012 today. This is the third time Bhutan’s team is participating in the ACC championship.

Bhutan is placed in group B along with Hong Kong, Qatar and Kuwait. The first match will be played against Hong Kong on February 3, followed by Kuwait and Qatar on February 4and February 5.

A total of nine countries are participating in the Championship. The finals will be played on February 10.

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