Blind Cricket England 2005

England set for Sri Lanka Challenge
After the cancellation of the planned England tour of Pakistan a new tour has been arranged in Sri Lanka. A 14 man squad will travel and the squad has a mixture of youth and experience. More information and the full squad can be found Here

Swanepoel becomes new England Captain
Heindrich Swanepoel has been appointed the new captain of the England blind cricket team after the resignation of Adam Benjamin.
Heindrich was born in South Africa but has lived in the South of England for more than 15 years and for more than a decade has been one of this countries most powerful batsmen and fastest and most accurate bowlers.
The experienced B2 all rounder is the third captain of the England side following Metro team-mates Dave Samuels and Adam Benjamin.
His main job as captain will be to prepare the side to be ready to challenge for the third blind cricket world cup which takes place at the end of 2006.

	England 2005
	England set for Sri Lanka Challenge After the cancellation of the planned England tour of Pakistan a new tour has been arranged in Sri Lanka. A 14 man squad will travel and the squad has a mixture of youth and experience. More information and the full squad can be found Here Swanepoel becomes new England Captain Heindrich Swanepoel has been appointed the new captain of the England blind cricket team after the resignation of Adam Benjamin. Heindrich was born in South Africa but has lived in the South of England for more than 15 years and for more than a decade has been one of this countries most powerful batsmen and fastest and most accurate bowlers. The experienced B2 all rounder is the third captain of the England side following Metro team-mates Dave Samuels and Adam Benjamin. His main job as captain will be to prepare the side to be ready to challenge for the third blind cricket world cup which takes place at the end of 2006.