Lack of facilities hinder cricket development
Thursday, November 26, 2009
BCA development manager, Girish Ramakrishna has said that if the government does not do anything about the lack of playing fields in the country, they might have to reduce the number of participants in the programme. The development programme has been recruiting 20 schools per annum since 2007. So far, the programme has about 3,800 pupils.
Ramakrishna said that this year, they added schools from Ramotswa, Pilane and Kanye for the first time. He said they are planning to introduce cricket to teachers and students of the newly recruited schools early next week. "This is the orientation stage where we find out if the targeted schools are prepared to introduce cricket as a sport in their schools.
A young man suspected of breaking into a car was seized by residents, severely assaulted, and died in the hospital within an hour. We unreservedly condemn this mob justice. It is not a solution to crime, but a criminal offence that turns citizens into murderers.Residents are understandably angry about theft. The person who raised the alarm at 4am acted lawfully, and the neighbours who rushed to help showed community spirit. But what followed was...