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The innings shouldn’t disappear

Yesterday’s scorebook.
Tomorrow’s stories.

A season in a spreadsheet. A scorebook in a drawer. A match your team still talks about. Help give Calgary cricket a history people can explore.

From the local archive · 2024

Matches worth remembering.

All five reported outcomes →

Calgary’s 6 Nations community tournament at Genesis Centre. Historical result summaries from the organizer’s report; full scorecards are still needed.

Final
IndiavPakistan

India won

Outcome only · scores not published in the reportView source & context
Group match
IndiavPakistan

Match tied

Outcome only · scores not published in the reportView source & context
Opening match
AfghanistanvBangladesh

Afghanistan won

Outcome only · scores not published in the reportView source & context
1908

Riley Park roots

The City’s cricket feature traces C&DCL’s beginnings to Riley Park in 1908.

2023

A growing local game

The same City feature names eight permit-holding league organizations. This is a historical reference, not a current league count.

Today

A shared record to build

We’re collecting permitted adult scorecards with dates, sources and reviewed identities.

Historical context: City of Calgary · No rest for the wicket.

From paper to player history

Bring the sheet.
Keep the context.

Upload an image, PDF, spreadsheet-style CSV or text. Optional AI creates an editable draft. Review the figures, submit it, and an authorized reviewer checks the record before it counts.

We never publish the original private file. Personal contact information and children’s records do not belong in uploads. A photograph or team story needs its own publication permission.

Calgary is our common ground

Your cricket story belongs here.

New to the city or here for generations. A first-timer or a lifelong player. Come for the game; stay for the people.

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