When the chairman of the International Cricket Council flew into Dar es Salaam to open three new turf grounds at the University of Tanzania, he carried more than ceremony — he carried acknowledgment. For a generation of Tanzanian cricketers who had learned the game on concrete, the arrival of ICC-approved wickets comparable to English county grounds represents a quiet but profound shift in what the country believes is possible for itself. Tanzania is no longer simply participating in the world of cricket; it is beginning to shape its future.
ICC Chief Shah arrives to inaugurate Tanzania's first world-class cricket arena
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