da 888： The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has announced that, dueto the increase in public liability insurance, they have been forced toprohibit the playing of social sports at Adelaide Oval.
da bet vitoria： South Australian Cricket Association29-Oct-2002The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has announced that, dueto the increase in public liability insurance, they have been forced toprohibit the playing of social sports at Adelaide Oval.The cessation of social sports includes all domestic and internationalcricket matches and other events held at Adelaide Oval.The SACA regrets having to make the decision and, as an alternative,will endeavour to establish supervised sessions for children within theFavell-Dansie Indoor Centre at Adelaide Oval for international cricketmatches.Chief Executive Officer of the SACA, Mr Mike Deare, said the decisionwas one which has ended a much-loved tradition at the Oval.”The significant increases in public liability insurance has,regrettably, left us with no choice but to end the playing of all socialsports within the Adelaide Oval grounds. As an alternative, we aim toprovide cricket sessions within our indoor centre during internationalgames.””The SACA remains committed to encouraging people, particularlychildren, to enjoy the game of cricket, however, at all times, thesafety of our patrons remains our highest priority.”Details about cricket sessions for children during the upcoming OrangeTest match at Adelaide Oval will be announced in the coming weeks.
