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Originally Posted by Maranello What about the West Indies then; not exactly a country is it? Its actually quite a few separate countries. Or, to take it the other way, what about England and Scotland having separate teams, |
Yes good point Maranello, the West Indiea is made up of Independant national states,their union brough great results, Marshall Holding, we all know the rest, also they are not on the best of a finacial footing as it is, how would they have coped as individual nations.
Yes Maranello and is Wales not included in the England and Wales cricket board?.
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Back to Holland, this aricle from cricinfo, just shows how short of cash they are.
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Originally Posted by cricinfo The Netherlands
The Royal Dutch Cricket Association (KNCB) has already received "expressions of interest" from prospective candidates ranging from a former coach of a Test team to a recently retired Test player, to replace the outgoing coach Emmerson Trotman, its president, Rene Van Ierschot, revealed on Friday. van Ierschot said the KNCB had decided not to renew Trotman's contract when it was "mutually agreed after eight years it was time for a new broom to sweep the floor for a fresh approach". He continued: "We and the players also felt it was time. He has done a magnificent job, taking us to an ICC Trophy win, two European Championships and our first win in a World Cup."
He added it was hoped the new coach could be announced in around six weeks. "We want to take time to get the right man." Peter Cantrell, the former Queensland opener and Netherlands batting coach, will oversee the team until a successor is appointed.
Meanwhile the Dutch national team will not return to Cape Town for their annual off-season training camp, because of budget constraints.
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16-03-2005, 12:50 PM
in reply to Maranello's post starting "What about the West Indies then; not..." 
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