Cricket matches a big draw in Wingham

June 22, 2023 @ 11:25 amSports, Wingham Advance Times

The Libro Ball Diamond in Wingham, normally the host of softball and baseball games, was the site of several cricket games on Saturday, June 17. The event, hosted by the Wingham Commu-nity Connectors and Huron County Local Immigration Partnership, featured four teams of 11 players taking part in of the world’s most popular sports. (Mike Wilson photo)
The Libro Ball Diamond in Wingham, normally the host of softball and baseball games, was the site of several cricket games on Saturday, June 17. The event, hosted by the Wingham Commu-nity Connectors and Huron County Local Immigration Partnership, featured four teams of 11 players taking part in of the world’s most popular sports. (Mike Wilson photo)
The Libro Ball Diamond in Wingham, normally the host of softball and baseball games, was the site of several cricket games on Saturday, June 17. The event, hosted by the Wingham Commu-nity Connectors and Huron County Local Immigration Partnership, featured four teams of 11 players taking part in of the world’s most popular sports. (Mike Wilson photo)
The Libro Ball Diamond in Wingham, normally the host of softball and baseball games, was the site of several cricket games on Saturday, June 17. The event, hosted by the Wingham Commu-nity Connectors and Huron County Local Immigration Partnership, featured four teams of 11 players taking part in of the world’s most popular sports. (Mike Wilson photo)
The Libro Ball Diamond in Wingham, normally the host of softball and baseball games, was the site of several cricket games on Saturday, June 17. The event, hosted by the Wingham Commu-nity Connectors and Huron County Local Immigration Partnership, featured four teams of 11 players taking part in of the world’s most popular sports. (Mike Wilson photo)
WINGHAM – More than 2.5 billion people across the globe consider themselves a fan of cricket. However, in our small corner of midwestern Ontario, the game has failed to catch on. Until now. The Libro Ball Diamond on Park Drive, normally a hot spot of activity for baseball and softball, was filled with the sounds…
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