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ICE CRICKET CRICKET TOURS
Name:		ICE CRICKET

Category:		Tours
Location:		England

Address:		Tallinn, Estonia

URL:		Click Here
Telephone:		+372 6405871
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Description:		Estonia is the home of real ice cricket and it has been since its invention in 2001 by cricket mad Estonian Cricket Coach Jason Barry. The capital city, Tallinn, is also a stunning and beautiful back-drop to this internationally recognised series of tournaments. Its medieval charm, hospitality and entertainment options are legendary; its the perfect place for a pre season tour, a post season tour or even just a great excuse to take a break. With winter temperatures in the areas of minus 10 to minus 25, the tournaments are played on Harku boating lake, which freezes over rapidly in early January. The wicket is solid flat ice and the outfiled is snow, the latter being useful for those diving catches! Fortunately if the lake is not frozen over we can use the indoor ice facilities at the former Russian Missile factory, the Jeti hall. Bizarre? You bet. Fun? For sure!
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