Jay Shah inaugurates Tanzania’s first ICC-approved cricket ground in Dar es Salaam

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ICC chairman Jay Shah inaugurated the Tanzania Cricket Association's Cricket Arena at the University of Dar es Salaam, ZeeNews India reported, calling it in a social media post a landmark moment for…

ICC chairman Jay Shah inaugurated the Tanzania Cricket Association's Cricket Arena at the University of Dar es Salaam, ZeeNews India reported, calling it in a social media post a landmark moment for cricket in Tanzania and across Africa. It is the country's first ICC-approved ground and the first Tanzanian facility inaugurated by an ICC chairman. TCA chairman Balakrishna Sreekumar and Cricket Legends of Tanzania founder Kanu Rathod also attended. The report said the venue will serve as Tanzania's national high-performance centre for men's, women's and under-19 teams, and cited figures of 27 cricket facilities, 119 coaches and 75 umpires nationally, with participation up 70 percent since 2024 to more than 158,000 active players. The primary phase was completed in 16 months, with two international tournaments already scheduled and remaining infrastructure due by year end.

Jay Shah Inaugurates Tanzania’s First ICC-Approved Cricket Ground

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Shah's quoted statement and the named officials present give this report a solid factual base, though it still comes from a single wire-sourced account with no second outlet's figures to check the participation numbers against. The claimed 70 percent rise in players since 2024 is presented as the report's figure rather than independently verified data. The ground's remaining infrastructure is stated for completion by year end, which a later report could confirm or correct.


Source: ZeeNews India

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