by Ian Gason WOMBAT SLEDGING GAINS NATIONAL ATTENTION. Chuck, Jarrad, Alex, and myself (Curls) were lucky enough to participate in this great weekend of cricket, testing our mettle with not only Japan’s best cricketers, but also young and upcoming Bangladeshis, some of whom will one day make the grade as Test cricketers. With perfect views
Messages from President and Coach Konnichiwa, G’day and howzat! The Wombats are about to embark on their third season of cricket in Japan. Our goal for this season is to win both our leagues, the Kanto Cricket League, and the Japan Gold Cup. Qualifying for KCL Division 1 is a must for the Club, and
by Ian Gason On a day better suited to staying at home by the fireplace. The Sri Lankan Lions confirmed they were the year’s best side when they defeated the Indian Engineers by 70 runs. The Indian’s scorecard might help restore some lost pride in the Wombats camp. Batting first, Lions were 1/55 after 15
by Ian Gason The Edogawa Falcons’, also known as Sheikh’s team, took out the Pakistan Independence Day Cup 7-a-side tournament Sunday, defeating Sri Lankan Lions in the final. Wombats finished in 3rd place, having been narrowly defeated by the Falcons in the semi final. The day was not without its problems, Osaka having a car
G’day! Welcome to the Tokyo Wombats’ web site, our little burrow in cyber space. We are just about to start our third season of cricket in Kanto, but we are new to this Internet gizmo (we are marsupials you know!) We have put up this web site so our members, near and far, can easily