20 OCTOBER - 26 OCTOBER 2013 TOURNAMENT CONFIRMATION PACKAGE

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Dear World Indoor Cricket Federation participants

I would like to extend a warm South African welcome to all players, managers and officials taking part in the Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013. The tournament will take place in the province which can be considered as the sporting hub of the African continent. has played host to a few major sporting world cups in the past, the largest three being the Soccer, Cricket and Rugby world cups, so we have developed a reputation for hosting fantastic international Indoor Cricket events.

Gauteng Province is situated a stone throw away from some of the most spectacular tourist destinations we have, so visiting some of these before or after the tournament would be an experience not to be missed. There are a host of game reserves within a 3 hour drive where you could get a true experience of the famous African Bushveld. There you would be able to see the “big 5” which are the Lion, Elephant, Rhino, Leopard and Buffalo, in their natural environment. We will also be situated two hours away from Sun City, South Africa’s version of Las Vegas. Sun City is best known for playing host to the $2 mill golf tournament, five star hotels and casino’s all nestled into the Pilandsberg game reserve where you will also find the “Big 5”.

Indoor Cricket or “Action Cricket” as it is better known in South Africa is one of the fastest growing sports in this sport mad country. It has shown phenomenal growth annually over the past twenty years, and now boast massive participation throughout the country. We are hoping for a huge public interest and are expecting the host arena to be packed with spectators for the duration of the tournament. We will also be filming the final games of tournament.

To end off I would personally like to congratulate each one of you for being selected to represent your country in Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013. I am fully aware of the amount of training required to get to this level, and just for that you deserve a huge pat on the back. Well done! The hard work is now almost over, but remember to enjoy this experience as these occasions are usually once in a lifetime.

Now is the time to draw on all your hard work and God given talent to excel in this Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013.

Good luck! And remember that you are all already winners...

Bruce Miller Action Sports CEO 02 INDEX

TOURNAMENT ELIGIBILITY...... 3 MASTERS WORLD SERIES 2013 VENUE...... 3 TOURNAMENT ORGANISING COMMITTEE ...... 4 TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE...... 5 FEES, PRICING AND PAYMENT TERMS ...... 6 REGISTRATION FORMS INSTRUCTIONS ...... 7 GAUTENG, SOUTH AFRICA ...... 8-11 - CITY OF GOLD ...... 12-13 EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG...... 13-18 ACCOMMODATION...... 19-20 REGISTRATION FORMS ...... 21 PRE-TOURNAMENT SCHEDULES...... 22 PRELIMINARY TEAM NOMINATION FORM ...... 23 UMPIRES REGISTRATION FORM ...... 24 OFFICIAL TEAM REGISTRATION FORMS...... 25 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ...... 26 VISAS & PASSPORTS ...... 26 KEY CONTACTS ...... 26

www.worldindoorcricketfederation.com 03 TOURNAMENT ELIGIBILITY

• All players/officials must be registered with their Country to participate in any WICF event. • In specified age Internationals, proof of age MUST be supplied before the event and, if necessary, upon demand by the WICF or member of the organizing committee.

• Dispensation to eligibility criteria may be considered in special cases by the WICF Executive following written submissions being made to the WICF 60 DAYS prior. • Decisions on eligibility made by the WICF shall be final and binding. • Countries should ensure that all players, coaches and officials have access to understand the contents of this document.

TOURNAMENT VENUE

“Gauteng, South Africa”

20th to the 26th October 2013 Opening Ceremony 19th October 2013 Closing Ceremony 26th October 2013 TOURNAMENT 04 ORGANISING COMMITTEE

BRUCE MILLER CRAIG STEYN Action Sports Chairman Action Sports Director

ANDREW SARDINHA Action Sports Administrator

HAZEL COERTZE RAYMOND LOURENS SAICF Committee Member Action Sports Operations Officer

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17 October 2013 Thursday First Practice Session

Second Practice Session 18 October 2013 Friday Umpires Meeting

Third Practice Session

Team / Officials Photo Shoot 19 October 2013 Saturday Captains / Managers Meeting

Opening Ceremony

20 October 2013 Sunday Day 1 - Tournament

21 October 2013 Monday Day 2 - Tournament

22 October 2013 Tuesday Day 3 - Tournament

23 October 2013 Wednesday Day 4 - Tournament

24 October 2013 Thursday Day 5 - Tournament

Day 6 - Tournament 25 October 2013 Friday Day 6 - Semi - Finals

Day 7 - Finals 26 October 2013 Saturday Closing Ceremony FEES, PRICING 06 AND PAYMENT TERMS

ENTRY FEES

All prices in this section are expressed in Australian Dollars and this is the currency that will be used for invoicing and all payments.

Tournament entry fees have been set at AU$ 5000.00 per team (includes players and officials).

Payments are nonrefundable and must be made in accordance with the payment terms and timetable set out in this booklet. The entry fees for each team member include:

• Tickets for the Opening and Closing functions • Team photograph and tournament shirt • Official tournament programme

PAYMENT TERMS

Tournament entry fees must be paid according to the following schedule. Progressive payments are required to assist with tournament set-up and organizing costs.

Payments must be made by Bank Draft or Bank Transfer to:

SAICF (South African Indoor Cricket Federation) First National Bank (FNB) Eastgate Account Number 62076631433 Branch Code : 257-705 Swift Code : FIRNZAJJ

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• 05 April 2013 - 50% of entry fees deposit per team

• 05 August 2013 - Final Balance Payable

Action Sports South Africa will invoice each participating country on receipt of its completed registration forms.

REGISTRATION FORMS INSTRUCTIONS

Copies of the registration form are included at the back of this booklet the forms can be printed then filled in scanned and faxed or you can fill in the forms directly on this pdf and submit the forms from this booklet. Please follow the instructions on the forms.

Registrations must be received no later than 1st March 2013 The maximum number of players and officials to register is 15.

Please send to:

Action Sports South Africa PO Box 888 Morningside, 2057 South Africa Tel: +27 8611 22466 Facsimile: +27 8668 77678 Email: [email protected] Web: www.actionsports.co.za SOUTH AFRICA 08 WELCOMES YOU!

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FAST FACTS

• Capital: Johannesburg • Languages: 21.5% isiZulu, 14.4% , 13.1% Sesotho, 12.5% English • Population: 9 525 571 (2006) • Area: 17 010 square kilometres • Percent of total SA area: 1.4% • Population density: 560 people per square kilometre • Gross regional product: R413.6-billion (2003) • Percent of total SA GDP: 33.3%

With only 1.4% of South Africa's land area, the tiny province of Gauteng punches way above its weight, contributing 33% to the national economy and a phenomenal 10% to the GDP of the entire African continent.

Sesotho for "place of gold", Gauteng was built on the wealth of gold found deep underground - 40% of the world's reserves. The economy has since diversified, with more sophisticated sectors such as finance and manufacturing setting up shop, and gold mining is no longer the mainstay. The province is essentially one big city, with 97% of its population living in urban centres. THE GAUTENG PROVINCE 10 The urban area extends virtually uninterrupted east and west of Johannesburg through a number of towns: and Krugersdorp on the west and Germiston, Springs, Boksburg and Benoni on the east.

To the north is , the capital of South Africa, whose southern suburbs are slowly merging with the Johannesburg sprawl. The city is dominated by government services and the foreign diplomatic corps. It's also known for its colourful gardens, shrubs and trees, particularly beautiful in spring when some 50 000 jacaranda trees envelop the avenues in mauve.

Lions - Krugersdorp Game Reserve Johannesburg is the capital, and by far the biggest city in South Africa - and Africa as a whole. Also known as Jo'burg or Jozi, it is often compared to Los Angeles, with its similar urban sprawl linked by huge highway interchanges.

Johannesburg is a single municipality that covers over 1 645 square kilometres. Sydney's central municipality, by comparison, covers 1 500 square kilometres. It's been calculated that if a resident of the southern-most area, , were to walk northwards to the inner city, the journey would take three days.

Mine-dumps and headgear remain symbols of Johannesburg's rich past, while modern architecture abuts fine examples of 19th-century engineering. Gleaming skyscrapers contrast with Indian bazaars and African medicine shops, and the busy streets throng with fruit sellers and street vendors. An exciting blend of ethnic and western art and cultural activities is reflected in theatres and open-air arenas throughout the city. Top: Jacarandas Bottom: Union Buildings - Pretoria The important industrial and coal-mining towns of South of Johannesburg is , developed as a Vereeniging and Vanderbiljpark lie in southern dormitory township for black people under the Gauteng, on the Vaal River. system.

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THE LAND AND ITS PEOPLE

With a total area of 16 548 square kilometres, Gauteng is slightly smaller than the US state of New Jersey. While it's the country's smallest province, it has the second-largest population after KwaZulu-Natal, and by far the highest population density - 576 people per square kilometre. (The Northern Cape, by comparison, has an average of three people per square kilometre.) The people of Gauteng have the highest per capita income level in the country. The province blends cultures, colours and first and third-world traditions in a spirited mix, flavoured by a number of foreign influences. The world's languages can be heard on the streets and in offices, from English to Mandarin, Swahili, French, German and more. The province has the most important educational Rhino at the Lion & Rhino reserve and health centres in the country. Pretoria boasts the largest residential university in South Africa, the University of Pretoria, and what is believed to be the largest correspondence university in the world, the University of South Africa, or Unisa.

More than 60% of South Africa's research and development takes place in Gauteng, which has 41% of the country's core biotechnology companies. It's also home to leading research institutions such as the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, the Agricultural Research Council and the Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute.

Although the province is highly urbanised and industrialised, it contains wetlands of international importance, such as Blesbokspruit near Springs. And it's home to the Cradle of Humankind, one of South Africa's seven Unesco World Heritage sites. The Maropeng - Cradle of Humankind region of Sterkfontein, Swartkrans, Kromdraai and environs has one of the world's richest concentrations of hominid fossils, evidence of human evolution over the last 3.5-million years.

The Highveld is said to offer one of the world best climates: summer days are warm and wind-free (relatively) and winter days are crisp and clear. Gauteng summer-rainfall area has hot summers and mild winters with frost. Hail is common during the summer thunderstorms. Snowfalls rarely occur. JOHANNESBURG - "CITY OF GOLD" 12 Everyone is on the move - doing business, making The northern suburbs radiate a sense of opulence money, jogging, going to gym, cycling, partying till and prosperity. The many shopping malls carry a vast late, eating out, and attending shows, movies and range of high quality consumer goods, including exhibitions. If you're a city person, you will love many luxuries, and the hundreds of restaurants and Johannesburg. coffee shops offer a wide range of fashionable cuisines. The older part of the city is developing an interesting There really is a lot to do in Johannesburg. You could character - in parts somewhat neglected and a bit go on an escorted tour of Soweto, which is not the scary, and in parts humming with a new kind of voyeuristic horror it sounds like. It's actually a vibrancy. mind-expanding experience as you see not only how other people live, but also how this resilient It is the de facto capital of Africa - in the centre of community contributed to South Africa's liberation Johannesburg, you will find people from all over the struggle. continent, and in some pretty unusual and out-of-the way venues, you can sample their cuisine and jive to their music - not for the faint of heart, though.

Also in the city centre is the Civic Theatre, and the Newtown Cultural Project, with Museum Africa. But the head offices of major corporations, and the majority of businesses, have moved out to the northern suburbs and to - the burgeoning industrial, commercial, semi-agricultural and residential area halfway between Johannesburg and Pretoria.

Gold Bar at Gold Reef City A visit to Gold Reef City is a fun day out with amusement rides and a reconstructed mining village, but it is a lot more authentic than most theme parks. The trip down a gold mine is a real eye-opener, but that's nothing compared to the paradigm shift many people may experience in visiting the Apartheid Museum, also at Gold Reef City.

And for the golf enthusiast, Johannesburg is a wonderful destination. The city boasts an ideal Johannesburg City Business District climate for spending time out on the for spending

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JOHANNESBURG - "CITY OF GOLD"

time out on the fairways under the bright African sun, and golfers here are blessed for choice, there are golf courses aplenty in the city and more widely in its province, Gauteng.

You could do a walking tour to look at some lovely old buildings, or just park off at a coffee shop in a mall and watch the world and its wallet walk past.

DID YOU KNOW? Johannesburg is not only the largest city in Africa surprisingly, it's also the biggest man-made forest in the world, with 10-million trees in its private gardens, parks and on sidewalks. It's also one of the world's youngest major cities, founded on 4 October 1886. And it's home to the only two polar bears in Africa, at the Johannesburg Zoo. City Buzzes with Night Life

EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG

The place where gold was discovered, is the commercial and industrial powerhouse of South Africa and indeed the whole of southern Africa. It might be the smallest of the nine provinces, but is also the wealthiest, and entertainment is high on its list of priorities – people here work and play hard.

The highveld is a heady mix of energy, diversity and enviable weather and activities and an eclectic nightlife are anything but hard to find. In Johannesburg, Gold Reef City, numerous markets, Soweto, theatres and restaurants provide a constant source of distraction, whilst the Magaliesberg, Sun City, Pretoria, and the Pilanesberg are all on your doorstep.

Soweto Township Soweto Soweto is the largest township in the country, and is synonymous with anti-apartheid resistance. But it is much more. Sowetans agree – the township has soul. EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG 14 Cradle of Humankind Johannesburg Zoo Sterkfontein Cave is some 50 kilometres north-west Opened in 1904, the zoo is now a sprawling 54ha site of Johannesburg, in the Cradle of Humankind where housing 1 807 creatures - lions, tigers, elephants, around 40 percent of all hominid fossils have been gorillas, chimpanzees, sable antelope, bat-eared excavated. A must see. foxes, polar bears and much more in all some 333 Website: www.cradleofhumankind.co.za different species. Website: www.jhbzoo.org.za Apartheid Museum A visit to Johannesburg's Apartheid Museum is a moving experience -- you almost feel you were there among the toyi-toying demonstrators facing down the police. Website: www.apartheidmuseum.org

Origins Centre Many of the exhibits bring to life the heritage of the Bushmen or San, whose DNA contains the earliest genetic print, linking them to the Homo sapiens who lived 160 000 years ago. Website: www.origins.org.za Johannesburg Zoo Maropeng This spectacular building, constructed to resemble Lion Park an ancient burial mound, offers an array of This expansive park is home to an impressive exhibitions which aim to teach visitors more about assortment of animals, including a large population the beginning of the world, what it means to be of rare white lions, wild dogs, spotted hyenas, the human, and how humans moved out of Africa. It also rare black leopards, cheetahs and numerous boasts an original fossil display. It is in the Cradle of antelope. Humankind, 50 kilometres north-west of Jo'burg. Website: www.lion-park.com Website: www.maropeng.co.za Walter Sisulu National Botanical Gardens Johannesburg Art Gallery A magnificent garden of 300ha of landscaped and The continent's most significant gallery spans natural veld areas, planted with only indigenous international artists such as Rodin, Picasso and Henry trees, plus 2 500 species of indigenous flowering Moore, to South Africans such as Gerard Sekoto, plants and shrubs. Walter Battiss and Jacobus Hendrik Pierneef. Museum Africa Rosebank Rooftop Flea Market A huge collection of objects, paintings and The Rooftop Market is regarded by many as South photographs has been collected since 1935, telling Africa's best flea market. It has over 70 stalls offer the story of South Africa. clothing, ceramics, art and craft objects, African art Website: www.museumafrica.org and collectibles. The rooftop also boasts a food court and deli to curb the hunger while you shop. Website: www.themallofrosebank.co.za

www.worldindoorcricketfederation.com 15 EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG Gold Reef City Theme Park Shopping Take a trip down an old Johannesburg gold mine, and Johannesburg is any shoppers dream destination! visit a recreated turn-of-the-century gold rush town. There is something here for everyone. No matter Have fun on the rides too. what you looking for, you will always find it in a Website: www.goldreefcity.co.za Johannesburg shopping mall. Johannesburg is well known for its superb shopping facilities and shopping Wonder Cave is one thing that no other city in the country can offer This is the third largest cave chamber in South Africa like Johannesburg does. a wonderland of rock twirls and ice-cream cone rocks 1,5 million years old. The cave is 125m long and 154m From the upmarket Sandton Shopping Centre and wide, filled with up to 14 different stalactite and Square to the fun Oriental Plaza and stalagmite formations, 85 percent of which are still not to be missed Rosebank Flea Market, Jo’burg is growing. definitely a shopper's paradise. Johannesburg Website: www.wondercave.net shopping malls offer superior quality merchandise, entertainment and are unique lifestyle destinations. South African Breweries Museum Beer is a drink that is loved worldwide and South African Breweries is one of the largest brewing groups in the world. The SAB Museum traces every aspect of the history of brewing - and as a bonus the entrance fee includes two beers. Website: www.worldofbeer.co.za

African Craft Market Rosebank Mall - Rosebank Towards the South of the city you will find The Southgate Mall, The Glen and the Dobsonville Shopping Centre. The Southgate Mall is one of South Africa's top 10 malls in terms of size and has long served the nearby city of Soweto. World of Beer - Johannesburg Southgate has the largest complement of furniture Bungee Jumping stores in the region. Dobsonville Shopping Centre is The two distinctive power towers at the entrance to the first major shopping complex in Soweto and is Soweto are good for bungee jumping, rap and base seen as a symbol of economic development in the jumping. Get your adrenalin rush at 100m. area. Website: www.orlandotowers.co.za Towards the East of the city you will find East Rand mall in Bocksburg, Carnival City Casino Brakpan and Eastgate mall. Eastgate mall is ideally situated within easy distance of the OR Tambo International Airport and the Johannesburg city centre. It houses over 250 stores full of exciting merchandise also visit Bruma lake flea market, rich in African crafts. EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG 16 For those who enjoy late night shopping then visit the Monte casino. Late-night shopping is a unique feature and clothing, jewellery and African curios are the most popular products. There is plenty of entertainment, including cinemas, a theatre as well as a casino.

Nelson Mandela Square is also truly spectacular. From designer boutiques and world-class cuisine to local curios and cozy coffee shops, this square encapsulates a lifestyle that takes good taste to new levels. One can take in a show at the Liberty Theatre on the Square, cast your eye across works of art in one of the galleries or simply sit back and enjoy a meal at one of many renowned restaurants.

Monte Casino - is one of those malls where one just Then we go North. Here you will find the Cresta, cannot resist spending. Its absolutely superb, Fourways Crossing, Fourways Mall, Hyde Park Corner, beautifully decorated, well designed and is one of Killarney Mall, Melrose Arch, Monte casino, Nelson Johannesburg's most upmarket malls. When you Mandela Square, Northgate, Sandton City, The Mall happen to visit Johannesburg, do not miss visiting of Rosebank and Village Walk. this grand mall.

Cresta Mall is one of Jo'burgs largest shopping complexes, boasting a diversity of stores ranging from supermarkets and clothing to cozy coffee shops and movie theatres.

The Hyde Park Corner was completed in November 1969, and was one of the first fully enclosed decentralized shopping centres developed in South Africa. Situated in the heart of the northern suburbs, Hyde Park Corner boasts 130 top-quality speciality stores, many of which are international brands.

Johannesburg Shopping, Johannesburg Killarney Sandton Shopping Mall is one of Johannesburg's most established To the West of the city you will find the Clearwater shopping centres and was the first shopping centre Mall, and Westgate. Both offer a diverse shopping to be opened in the city in 1961. this fantastic mall and entertainment experience. Lastly, we hit the city is known as the city's best-kept secrets. Its centre. Here you will find the Oriental Plaza and unpretentious yet posh, ultra-stylish yet under-stated . The Oriental Plaza is known for its and modern. exotic variety of fabrics sold at discount prices.

www.actionsports.co.za 17 EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG Carlton Centre is in the city's towering 50-storey Golf Courses skyscraper known as one of the most popular Gauteng offers the golfing enthusiast a wide selection landmarks in Johannesburg. of world class golf courses which will challenge the amateur and professional alike. In Johannesburg one can truly experience a fabulous shopping escapade. All malls are uniquely designed Johannesburg boasts some particularly fine golf and beautifully decorated. With so many shops and courses, a number of which have hosted European malls to choose from, where will you go first? PGA Tours and South African Sunshine Tour events.

Our Traditional “Braai” Johannesburg is a golfers retreat

Eating Out Within one hours drive of the Sandton area you will Restaurants in Gauteng and Johannesburg offer the find 36 of the Top 100 golf courses in South Africa - diner a wide range of food types to choose from 36 excellent reasons for the golfer to visit our including traditional South African fare, German, Gauteng Golf Courses. Greek, Italian, Thai, Cajun, French, Major and national take out franchises and Vegetarian to satisfy your Benoni Country Club, Benoni Lake Golf Course, Blue culinary desires. Valley Golf Course, Bryanston Golf Course, Centurion Golf Course, Crown Mines Golf Course, Dainfern Golf Health Resorts and Spas Course, ERPM Golf Course, Germiston Golf Course, Combine your trip to Gauteng with a relaxing, Glendower Golf Course, Glenvista Golf Course, revitalising visit to a health spa and experience Goldfields West Golf Course, Houghton Golf Course, Gauteng at it's finest. Irene Golf Course, Kempton Park Golf Course, Killarney Golf Course, Krugersdorp Golf Course, Health resorts offer the latest holistic health and Kyalami Golf Course, Maccauvlei Golf Course, beauty treatments and techniques designed to Modderfontein Golf Course, Monument Park Golf rejuvenate weary bodies and minds ... ideal for the Course, Observatory Golf Course, Park View Golf traveller in need of some relaxation between busy Course, Pecanwood Golf Course, Pretoria Country days of sight-seeing. Club, Pretoria Golf Club, Randfontein Golf Course, Randpark Golf Club, Reading Golf Course, River Club Golf Course, Roodepoort Golf Course, Royal Johannesburg, Silver Lakes Golf Course, Wanderers Golf Course, Wingate Park Golf Course, Woodhill Country Club, Woodmead Golf Course, Zwartkop Golf Course. EXPLORING JOHANNESBURG 18 Game & Nature Reserves in Gauteng Transport (including National Parks) Gauteng car hire: Public roads in South Africa are well developed and well sign-posted with driving done on the left hand side of the road. To hire a car in South Africa, drivers must have an international drivers license and a minimum of 5 years experience.

Public Transport: Public transport in South Africa is not as well established as foreign visitors may be accustomed to. While this is constantly being improved, make sure that your transport arrangements are taken care of before you travel, to ensure a stress-free holiday in our country.

Gautrain: Gautrain is an 80-kilometre mass rapid Cheetah Cub transit railway system in Gauteng Province, South Africa, which links Johannesburg, Pretoria, and OR Bronkhorstspruit Reserve, Buffelsdrift Conservancy, Tambo International Airport. Heia Safari Game Reserve, Krugersdorp Game Reserve, Leeuwkloof Valley Conservancy, Lion Park, Marievale It is hoped that this railway will relieve the traffic Bird Sanctuary, Nooitgedacht Nature Reserve, Oori congestion in the Johannesburg–Pretoria traffic Nature Reserve, Plumari Ranch Game Reserve, corridor and offer commuters a viable alternative to Rhenosterspruit Conservancy, Rhino and Lion Reserve, road transport, as Johannesburg has limited public Rietvlei Nature Reserve, Roodeplaat Dam Nature transport infrastructure. As of 18 June 2010, the OR Reserve, Suikerbosrand Nature Reserve, Tswaing Tambo International Airport, Rhodesfield, Marlboro, Nature Reserve, Wonderboom Nature Reserve. and Sandton stations have been completed.

Horn Bill The Gautrain

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INDABA HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTRE

Just north of the fast paced business world of Sandton, Johannesburg lies the Indaba Hotel, Conference Centre & Spa nestled beneath the vista of the magnificent Magaliesberg Mountains.

Accommodation Designed in keeping with the country-style character of the hotel,each of our 260 en-suit, air-conditioned bedrooms offer luxury accommodation with modern facilities.

Your home away from home, you will be treated to excellent service and serene surroundings during your Double Bedroom stay. The Indaba not only represents the place where you will lay your head at night. Our hotel is equipped with exciting guest facilities.

Spend the afternoon next to the outdoor rim-flow, heated swimming pool. Revel in the abundance of flora and bird life on a scenic walk, sweat it out in the gym or enjoy dinning at one of our sumptuous restaurants or bars.

visit: www.indabahotel.co.za INDABA HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTRE20 Spend the afternoon next to the outdoor rim-flow, Africa Day Spa heated swimming pool. Revel in the abundance of Set in the tranquil bushveld gardens of the Indaba flora and bird life on a scenic walk, sweat it out in Hotel in Fourways, Sandton; the Mowana Spa is a the gym or enjoy dinning at one of our sumptuous wellness sanctuary which will revive your senses, restaurants or bars. rejuvenate your body and soothe your soul. The Mowana Spa, which takes its name from the majestic You can even indulge in a day of pampering at the Baobab Tree of African Lore and Legend, offers Mowana Spa. wellness journeys based on Tribal Massage in keeping with the healing spirit of the “Tree of Life”. Our facilities mean that you can spend your time at the Indaba in exceptional surroundings with plenty Our commitment to service excellence and Staff of things to do. The Indaba Hotel also now offers Empowerment through training and mentoring will complimentary WiFi to all in-house guests and ensure that your needs are met and your conference delegates. expectations exceeded as you enjoy a Day of African Rejuvenation with the “Mowana Makoya Journey” Chief’s Boma Restaurant or Indulge your senses with the “Mowana Time-Out Indaba’s 350 seater restaurant caters for all tastes. Pamper”

Cuisine includes traditional African dishes as well as some of the more Afrikaner influences meals.

A variety of game meats will also be on offer.

While sitting among exclusive African Sculptured décor, you are able to enjoy the magnificent sunsets and views while listening to a cacophony of African percussion instruments and style.

This is a true “Taste of Africa”. Block 5 Pool Area

DINNER, BED AND BREAKFAST

SINGLE R950.00 per person per night Rates based on limited group breakfast and dinner in Conference Venue. Rate is inclusive of 14% VAT, TWIN R1,200.00 per room per night but excludes 1% Bed Levy. (R600.00 per person sharing per night) “TO SECURE ACCOMMODATION BOOKING TRIPLE R1,455.00 per room per night PLEASE CONTACT HAZEL COERTZE” (R485.00 per person sharing per night) [email protected]

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Enclosed is the official confirmation nomination package required for the Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 Tournament. Please note the due date for receipt of Nomination Forms included.

Please find enclosed the following:

1. Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 – Information Request Schedule.

2. Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 – Form 1 - Confirmation nomination form.

3. Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 – Form 2 - Official team registration form.

4. Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 – Team Entry Fees.

5. Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 – Form 3 - Team Package Order Form.

6. Indoor Cricket Masters World Series 2013 – Form 4 - Umpires Registration Form.

Please forward all the requested information by the appropriate due date to SAICF, to aid in the effective organisation of the 2013 Indoor Cricket Masters World Series.

RETURN FORMS TO:

SAICF Attn: MWS 2013 PO Box 888 Morningside, 2057 South Africa

Phone: +27 8611 228466 Fax: +27 8668 77678 Email: [email protected] INFORMATION 22 REQUEST SCHEDULE

If you are able to complete any of the information request forms prior to the due date and submit them to our office it would be greatly appreciated.

01 March 2013 Preliminary Team Nomination Form.

05 April 2013 Initial Team Entry Deposit AU$ 2,500 per Team.

05 April 2013 Umpires Nomination Form.

11 May 2013 Competing Nations Logo. (Required for the WICF programme)

12 July 2013 Head/Shoulder Photo of all Team Members. (Required for the WICF programme)

05 August 2013 Official Team Registration Form Including Shirt Size.

05 August 2013 Remaining Team Entry fees Due AU$ 2,500.00 per Team.

05 August 2013 Team Package Order Form. (Includes opening and closing ceremony Tickets)

Photos of team members and competing nation logos can be uploaded on the World Indoor Cricket Federation website.

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COUNTRY

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SAICF will cover the cost of the following expenses for Umpires

Umpires Golf Shirts, Shorts, Tracksuit, accommodation from Friday 18th October 2013 to and including Saturday 26th October 2013 . All other Umpire costs are at the expense of the nominating nation.

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Would you please nominate below the name/s of the Umpire/s available. Please nominate in order of preference - 1 = most preferred.

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SEND TO: SAICF Please check spelling - This form is used to check team Attn: MWS 2013 member names in the official tournament programme. PO Box 888 Morningside, 2057 South Africa Fax: +27 8668 77678 PLEASE SEND BY Email: [email protected] AUGUST 05

www.worldindoorcricketfederation.com ADDITIONAL 26 INFORMATION

1. Masters World Series Draw – Available Monday 12th August 2013 2. Training schedule Applications sent out to Participating Countries 5th August 2013 3. Training schedule Applications sent back to SAICF 16th August 2013 4. Invitation Letters from SAICF to teams participating for VISA applications 5th August 2013 5. Opening and Closing Ceremony tickets available for Supporters to purchase online, that are attending 23rd September 2013

VISAS AND PASSPORTS

All visitors to South Africa require:

• A valid acceptable passport or travel document good for a sufficient period to cover the intended stay. • A valid visa, if required. • Sufficient funds. • A return or onward ticket. • At least two blank pages in your passport. • Yellow fever certificates are required if the journey starts or entails passing through the yellow fever belt of Africa or South America.

KEY CONTACTS

Bruce Miller - [email protected] Craig Steyn - [email protected] Andrew Sardinha - [email protected]

CALL: +27 8611 228 466

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