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Canada U19 Women Win First-Ever International Series; BothSaturday T20Is Washed Out

Port of Spain, Trinidad & Tobago –
Cricket Canada’s U19 Women’s team has won its first-ever international series. The five-match T20I
rubber against Trinidad & Tobago U19 ended at 2-1 in Canada’s favour on Saturday, May 23, after rain
washed out both of the day’s two scheduled matches without a ball bowled. With the Canadians holding
a 2-1 lead going into Saturday — built on a historic first international victory on May 16 and a 45-run win
in the third T20I on May 19 — the abandonment confirmed an outcome that will mark the program’s
history.
It is the most consequential moment in Cricket Canada’s women’s U19 program to date. Eight days ago,
the team had never played an international match. Eight days later, having won seven of the nine
fixtures it completed across both international and club opposition, it returns home as series winners
and as the first Canadian U19 Women’s team to claim an overseas T20I series.

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Chalmers 97*, Malhotra Three-fer Power Canada U19 Women to Club Doubleheader Sweep

Cricket Canada’s U19 Women’s team produced their most complete day of the inaugural tour of Trinidad & Tobago on Monday, May 18, sweeping a club doubleheader against the North Zone Cricket Academy with comprehensive wins of 35 and 48 runs. Harper Chalmers struck a brilliant 97 not out in the morning fixture, and Snigdha Malhotra returned career-best figures of 3/11 to dismantle North Zone’s chase in the afternoon at Queens Park Oval. The wins push Canada to three victories in four matches on tour.
Coming off the program’s first-ever international win against Trinidad & Tobago U19 on Saturday, the squad carried that momentum into the club arena. Across the two matches, Canada were tested in different ways — first asked to defend a big total, then asked to defend a modest one — and answered both questions convincingly.

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Cricket Canada Ushers in New Era of Leadership Following Historic Annual General Meeting 

TORONTO – Cricket Canada today concluded its Annual General Meeting (AGM), marking a pivotal moment in the organisation’s history with a sweeping set of governance reforms and the democratic election of a fully renewed Board of Directors. The outcome reflects the membership’s enduring commitment to transparency, accountability, and the long-term growth of cricket across the country.

The AGM, held in Toronto on May 9, 2026, saw members democratically vote in nine board positions — including the President, Vice President, Secretary, two Directors-at-Large, and two Player Representatives — bringing vibrant new voices and deep cricketing expertise to Cricket Canada’s leadership table.

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The 2026 AGM election candidate list of eligible nominees

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