Cummins returns after 15 years for second World Cup
Mark Meadows
CRICKET: Paceman Anderson Cummins will become only the second man to
play for two teams in the World Cup if he turns out for Canada against
Kenya on Wednesday.
The 40-year-old Barbadian-born fast bowler featured for the West
Indies in the 1992 tournament and thought his chances of appearing in
another World Cup had long gone.
But after moving to Canada in 1996, he became involved in local
cricket there and worked his way on to the national team for this year’s
showpiece, allowing him to return to the Caribbean where he is hoping to
spring some surprises.
“We recognise that playing to our potential can get us a place in the
second round,” he said last week. Kepler Wessels played for Australia in
the 1983 tournament before captaining his native South Africa in the
1992 event after they were readmitted to international sport following
the end of apartheid.
GROS ISLET, St Lucia, Tuesday Reuters |