Jeremy Gordon has taken off his banker's hat and put on his cricket cap for Canada at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup.
In addition to their pace, bowlers like Sana and Gordon look to swing the ball in and out"which both Jeremy and Sana do very well. Especially Sana," said Kirton. The North American rivals are both making their debut at the 20-team, 55-game T20 World Cup which runs through June 29 in the U.S. and West Indies.
While Canada's final warm-up game Thursday against the Netherlands was called off due to heavy rain, Saturday's forecast calls for a warm, cloudy night with only a 25 percent chance of participation. The T20 game is action-packed with each team going for broke batting for just 20 overs. Bowlers like Gordon, restricted to four overs in total, look to balance restricting scoring with taking wickets.