A Canadian group has put together a team to compete in the inaugural U50 World Cup, to be held in Australia this autumn. We understand this team has no affiliation to Cricket Canada, and thus would be an unofficial Canadian team. The team was announced via a Youtube press conference.
The Canadian squad has just been announced. It looks like a very good team, featuring at least 5 players with first-class and/or List-A experience.
The team has several players with first class experience including these are Rohan Jayasekera, who played Test cricket for Sri Lanka; Brian Rajadurai, whose leg-breaks took almost 100 first-class and List-A wickets at an average of 25; and Farooq Kirmani, who has coached Canada and played first-class cricket in Pakistan.
Canada’s first match is against the hosts, Australia, at Drummoyne Oval on November 21.

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