Ambassadors' Cricket Cup

Ambassadors' Cricket Cup The Ambassadors' Cricket Cup is an annual celebration and exhibition of cricket hosted in Washington DC by Embassies of major cricket-playing nations.

The Ambassadors' Cricket Cup was founded in 2013 by Their Excellencies Mike Moore and Neil Parsan, the Ambassadors to the United States of New Zealand and Trinidad & Tobago. The inaugural annual tournament was held on 7 September 2013 at the South Germantown Recreational Park in Boyds, Maryland - and was competed for by teams representing Australia, Bangladesh, India, New Zealand, South Africa, Sr

i Lanka, the United Kingdom and the West Indies. The inaugural winners of the tournament, Bangladesh, will host the 2014 event. The Ambassadors' Cricket Cup aims to showcase and celebrate the sport of cricket and bring together the Washington area communities of all major cricket-playing nations.

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14501 Schaeffer Rd
Germantown, MD
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