Qatar: 33 teams to take part in 26th CDC Cricket Tournament 2014

September 18, 2014

CDC Cricket

Doha: The Qatar Veterans’ Cricket League is starting the cricketing season with the annual

26th C.D.C. Cricket Tournament 2014 on Friday the 19th September 2014 at Qatar Cricket Complex at West Bay.

Construction Development Company (C DC) are sponsoring this prestigious annual tournament for a record 26 times.

Mr. Saniv Jain, Business Development Manager stated that his company has always supported sporting events and was pleased to note the multinational participation in the cricket tournament. He wished all participating teams the very best and to the Organizers.

At the Draws the following was decided. In Division – I- 18 teams

DIVISION I
POOL - A	POOL-B	POOL-C	POOL-D
QALCO	M. PALLONJI	HANAN XII	SERANDEEP-A
QATAR QUARRY	AL ZAMAN EXCHANGE	ASIAN CRICKET CLUB	ENG.SUPPLIES
DOHA MOTORS	TULUKUTTA	QSTec	ASGHAL
BEIN SPORTS	AL SANABIL	C.D.C.	QATAR TEC
MASTER BLASTER	DELPHI MUMBAI XII

In Division – II- 16 teams

DIVISION II
POOL - A	POOL-B	POOL-C	POOL-D
UP XII	Q.V.C.	M.I.C.	AL SHAQAB REAL ESTATE
MITRA MANDAL	FORCE INDIA	DELPHI	SERANDEEP-B
QAFCO	METABO	AL FARDAN	AL JAZEERA MEDIA NETWORK
QAPCO	GULF LIGHTS	AL KHOR COMMUNITY	IDEAL INDIAN SCHOOL

The Inaugural match will be between Hosts C.D.C. and the new entrant QSTec at 7.00 AM on Friday 19th September.

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