
Last year the International Cricket Council signed a landmark agreement with UN agency to utilise the value of cricket in the global fight against AIDS among children and youth.
Cricket is a popular game in Scotland and is growing year by year and attracting a growing number of Junior players from all walks of life.
Cricket is also very popular in many of the countries that are most affected by childhood AIDS, including the West Indies, South Africa and Zimbabwe.
Cricket will also benefit in Scotland as we will be seen to be adding value to the fight against AIDS with the Tournament and bringing exposure to a varying group of people that cricket attracts.