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Images: Cricket in England, Maasai Warrior style

Images from the Last Man Stands cricket tournament at Dulwich sports ground in south London, where a team from Kenya played in their traditional attire.

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FP Sports|Sep 04, 2013, 16:11:05 IST

Sonyanga Ole Ngais of the Maasai cricket warrior team from Kenya during a cricket match against English team 'The Shed' during the Last Man Stands cricket tournament at Dulwich sports ground in south London on 1st 2013. Reuters
Sonyanga Ole Ngais of the Maasai cricket warrior team from Kenya during a cricket match against English team 'The Shed' during the Last Man Stands cricket tournament at Dulwich sports ground in south London on 1st 2013. Reuters
 
The Maasai Cricket Warriors are role models in their communities where they actively campaign against retrogressive and harmful cultural practices. Reuters
The Maasai Cricket Warriors are role models in their communities where they actively campaign against retrogressive and harmful cultural practices. Reuters
 
Bored already? The global competition featured 65 amateur teams from various countries. The Maasai Cricket Warriors’ team will be the only team from Kenya participating in the event. Reuters
Bored already? The global competition featured 65 amateur teams from various countries. The Maasai Cricket Warriors’ team will be the only team from Kenya participating in the event. Reuters
 
The unique appeal of the team is that they competed in traditional attire. Reuters
The unique appeal of the team is that they competed in traditional attire. Reuters
 
Through cricket, they hope to promote healthier lifestyles and to also spread awareness about HIV/AIDS amongst youth. Reuters
Through cricket, they hope to promote healthier lifestyles and to also spread awareness about HIV/AIDS amongst youth. Reuters

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