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@Lugnuts and Ankurc.17: Hi there. What's your take on whether or not articles on grounds such as this (and Marsa Sports Club) meet WP:Notability, given that they have only hosted very minor T20I events? We pretty much know the rules on player notability for associate players who have not played senior First-class, List A or T20 cricket within the domestic or franchise structures of a Full Member nation (i.e. that they have to have played a T20I in a regional qualifying final, global qualifier or T20 world cup... or possibly a contintental qualifier such as for the Asia Cup?), but what about the grounds that host matches that do not give player notability? Just asking... Bs1jac (talk) 11:35, 16 October 2019 (UTC)Reply
So something like this would help. I assume the Marina Gouvia cricket ground and this article are one and the same place. This might have more info, but it's behind the Telegraph's paywall. You'd also expect something in Greek somewhere too. LugnutsFire Walk with Me11:51, 16 October 2019 (UTC)Reply