CIMA Canada is pleased to announce that CIBC, the financial lead sponsor of the CIMA Mayor’s School Cricket Tournament, has invited tournament finalists to a clinic and motivational talk with international cricket star Sanath Jayasuriya.<\/p>\n
“We are delighted with the opportunity to work with CIBC and Sanath Jayasuriya and present this opportunity to aspiring young cricketers,” said Amal Ratnayake, Chair, CIMA Canada. “The strength of our partnership with CIBC and the inspiration and motivation from Sanath Jayasuriya will help shape the cricket careers of the rising stars amongst us.”
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\n“CIBC is proud to support this exciting event that will help foster the growth of cricket at the grassroots level,” said Venki Raman, District Vice-President, CIBC. “We are thrilled to be part of giving Toronto’s students from all backgrounds a chance to experience the game of cricket and to meet and be inspired by one of its big stars. We look forward to awarding the CIBC Trophy to the winning team at the tournament.”<\/p>\n
Who: Executive from CIBC and CIMA and Sanath Jayasuriya, world-renowned cricketer who is credited with revolutionizing the way Limited Overs cricket is played internationally. Jayasuriya holds a number of records in world cricket including the fastest 50 runs which he scored in 17 balls.
\nWhen: Monday May 28, 2012 – 9:00 am – 11:00 am.
\nWhere: West Humber Collegiate Institute, 1675 Martin Grove Road Toronto<\/p>\n
CIBC is a leading North American financial institution with nearly 11 million personal banking and business clients. CIBC is committed to supporting causes that matter to our clients, our employees and our communities. We aim to make a difference in communities through corporate donations, sponsorships and the volunteer spirit of employees. In 2011, CIBC contributed more than $35 million to charitable and non-profit initiatives in Canada to support national, regional and local organizations. You can find other news releases and information about CIBC in our Press Centre on our corporate website at www.cibc.com.<\/p>\n
The lead organizer CIMA is a leading membership body that offers an internationally recognized professional qualification in management accountancy with over 195,000 students and members in 176 countries. CIMA members and students the world over are involved in community activities. A significant majority of CIMA members in Toronto have roots in cricket playing nations around the world.<\/p>\n
Note from Eddie Norfolk
\nCIMA Mayors Schools Trophy Finals at Sunnybrook Park<\/p>\n
The venue for the outstanding Senior Boys semi-finals and the three sectional finals of the 2012 CIMA Mayors Schools Cricket Trophy will be Sunnybrook Park.<\/p>\n
My understanding is that the Senior Boys semi-finals will be played at 9am on the east and west pitches at Sunnybrook Park. The two East section qualifiers will play in one semi-final, the two West section qualifiers in the other semi-final.<\/p>\n
The three finals will each be played on the upper or north ground, which has in the past hosted ICC Trophy games in 2001 and Canada versus Bermuda in a 3-day ICC Intercontinental Cup match, with grass wickets. The Boys Middle Schools final will be on this north ground at 9am, followed by the Girls final at 11.15 am, and the Boys Senior final at 2.30pm. The winners of each section can then claim the CIBC Trophy. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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