Milliken Mavericks C.C.

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Congratulations Shoeb & Huma

With Minister of Indigenous Affairs Jane Philpott, Mr. Probert and Arjun Marvinkurve in Stouffville

Future Star Arneeb Mahbub and a Maverick

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Mavericks at the annual get together

Congratulations Adil Muhammad on a your first half century this season. Besides your brilliant batting performance in T&D, in our game it was your Wicket Keeping & that X-Factor you bring that was crucial in helping win the game on Sunday. .

The Mavericks played their sixth game of the season and beat the opposing team by two wickets. The run chase was anchored by our Superstar batsman Arslan Khan who scored an unbeaten century and paved the way to victory. The youngsters Wasiq Muhammad and Karambir Saroya bowled well and Wasiq took his first five wicket haul of the season.

Cricketer in making

Rest in Peace, Tony Cozier.

http://www.espncricinfo.com/westindies/content/story/1012471.html

Tony Cozier dies aged 75 Tony Cozier, the West Indian cricket writer, commentator and journalist, has died in his hometown of Barbados at the age of 75 after an illness

Arslan Khan recently represented Canada in the ICC under-19 World Cup held in Bangladesh Jan 23rd to Feb 14th. Arslan was the top scorer for Canada scoring 181 runs and also had the best batting average of 45.25. Arslan (as of now with one game remaining) is ranked 20th in runs scored and 21st in batting average. This is a great accomplishment considering that the Canadian team got to practice on artificial turf only and is considered a minnow in World Cricket. Arslan is a passionate, driven, hard working, and a very humble young man. We all wish him and all the Canadian players the best, to bring Canada to greater cricket heights.

In the photo, Arslan is driving the ambidextrous spinner Kamindu Mendis of Sri Lanka for a boundary. (photo courtesy of Sameera Peiris, Photographer from Sri Lanka)