Nepal International v Free Foresters

UKABC welcome you to be part of match between Free Forester and Nepal International Cricket team at Indian Gymkhana Club, London on 13th July 2016 Where Nepal International Cricket Team will take on Free Forester – a leading wandering club in the country, with over 70 games a season and a membership of 2,000. Free Forester Club (Established in 1856) need no introduction as 89 FF members have played for England, 33 as captain!

Match will be played at Historic West London Ground of Indian Gymkhana Club - which is celebrating centenary of it's own establishment this year. Indian Gymkhana club London, Estd. 1916 is a combined Cricket, Football, Hockey Club, with Restaurant, Banqueting hall, conference room & Gymnasium. We are the largest and longest-standing multiracial Sports Club in the United Kingdom.

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