Czech cricket team

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Czech Republic
Flag of the Czech Republic
ICC membership granted	2000
ICC member status	Affiliate member
ICC development region	Europe
Captain	John Corness
World Cricket League division	n/a
European Cricket Championship division	Four
First recorded match	July 2006 v Austria at Vienna, Austria
As of 11 September 2006

The Czech cricket team is the team that represents the country of the Czech Republic in international cricket matches. They became an affiliate member of the International Cricket Council in 2000. [1] They are scheduled to make their competitive international debut in Division Four of the European Championship in 2009. They were originally scheduled to play in the same tournament in 2006, but withdrew. Czech clubs include Prague CC , Vinohrady CC and Prague Bohemians CC. The Czech Republic national coach is Scott Page, who is from Australia.

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