Inzamam-ul-Haq Attacks Spectator with a Bat
India vs Pakistan
15 October 1997
Inzamam-ul-Haq charged into the crowd with a bat after being persistently taunted by an Indian spectator with a megaphone during a Sahara Cup match in Toronto.
India vs Pakistan
15 October 1997
Inzamam-ul-Haq charged into the crowd with a bat after being persistently taunted by an Indian spectator with a megaphone during a Sahara Cup match in Toronto.
India vs Pakistan
15 September 1997
Inzamam-ul-Haq climbed into the crowd with a bat to confront a spectator who had been abusing him during the Sahara Cup match in Toronto.
India vs Pakistan
1997-09-14
Inzamam-ul-Haq stormed into the crowd with his bat after being heckled by a spectator in Toronto.
Toronto, Montreal and Halifax cricket clubs
1865-08-01
Canadian cricket reached its competitive peak in the 1860s, with the Halifax Cup — contested between clubs from across the country — establishing an inter-city rivalry that gave the game a competitive framework unique in North American sport. Touring English sides found Canadian cricketers surprisingly strong; the 1859 George Parr tour had underscored this, and through the 1860s the standard continued to rise.
Montreal CC vs Toronto CC and various
1852-06-01
Cricket in Canada in the 1850s was the sport of the British garrison and the professional class, but it was sufficiently established to produce the first international cricket in North America. The Montreal Cricket Club, founded in 1832, and its Toronto counterpart played regular inter-city matches in the 1840s and 1850s, and Canadian teams were prominent among the hosts when George Parr's XII toured North America in 1859.