English cricket coaches arrive

Nov 02, 2005

ENGLAND cricket coaches E. D. Williams and Chris Kangis arrived in the country yesterday for a one-month working tour

ENGLAND cricket coaches E. D. Williams and Chris Kangis arrived in the country yesterday for a one-month working tour, reports Ronnie Kintu.

They are on the International Cricket Council (ICC) ‘Cricket Without Boundaries’ campaign aimed at boosting the game in various African countries.

The duo will drill the U-15 boys’ team and the women team preparing for next month’s regional tournament in Kenya.

Williams and Kangis will also visit primary and secondary cricket playing schools and also conduct coaches clinics.

“We strongly believe that the coaches will boost our game,” UCA official Martin Muyomba remarked.

They will also tour Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia, Ghana and Egypt.

Meanwhile, the annual WHO sponsored secondary schools girls’ championship is due November 26 - December 1 at Lugogo and Kyambogo ovals.

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