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The Roma Capannelle Cricket Club has won numerous competitions in its history, but its goal has never been just to win. Capannelle's team firmly believes that the key thing is the game - members want to play well, fair and have fun.
Cricket flourished in Rome in the 60s on a superb field that overlooked the dome of S. Pietro da Villa Doria Pamphili. The British and Australian embassies, FAO, the Commonwealth War Graves Association, Venerable English College and Beda College lined up teams that competed for the Rome Ashes until, in the 70s, the Villa became a public park.
When the cricket resumed in Rome on other fields at the end of the 1930s, four of the players who played Rome Ashes officially formed the team of the Doria Pamphili Cricket Club: the Italo-Sri Lankan Alfonso Jayarajah (who later became the first captain of the Italian national team ), the Italian-Indian Massimo Da Costa, the Australian Desmond O'Grady and the Syrian Sam Kahale. The Club, after having had the use of the name and logo from Prince Doria, gave birth to one of the strongest formations that have ever trod the cricket fields in Italy: Jayarajah, Da Costa, O'Grady, Kahale ..
In 1983 the racecourse of the Capannelle of Rome provided a field to the team, inside the same racecourse, and so the team took the name of Roma Capannelle Cricket Club, under the guidance of Jayarajah and Da Costa, who took turns as captains . Under their guidance and encouragement, we have witnessed the development of many local players, such as Peter Bonapace, Alberto Bet, Massimo Crisanti, Andrea Amati and Riccardo Maggio. In 1988 the club won all four competitions organized by the then Italian Cricket Association (now the Italian Cricket Federation), and eight of its players have been selected to play with the national team. Since its inception, the Club has won many trophies, such as the Italian Championship (5 times), the Italian Cup (8 times) and the Italian Trophy (5 of 7).
In 1989 and 1992, Capannelle participated in the European Club Cricket Festival in Durham (GB), finishing second and third respectively in its group, and we cite from the September 1989 "Cricket World" magazine - "Villages in County Durham have taken care about the players of the Capannelle of Rome ... their excitable nature has created a wonderful atmosphere in the fields where they played. "
The national titles won in 1988, 1989 and 1990 show that the team was clearly stronger than all the other national teams, and almost one of the strongest in Europe, as shown by the second place in the Cricket Cup Paris in 1992 (defeated in the final, just by the home team, which had several professional players in its ranks).
The nineties also flow with the team's victories in the Italian Cup, a tournament reserved for Italian players only. In the last part of the decade, the Cup changes formula and allows teams to field up to eleven foreign players.
In the championship instead the advent of the first professional players from Sri Lanka in the teams of Cesena and Pianoro makes the tournament more competitive, and the Capitoline team that still fights almost every year for the title almost never manages to win.
In 1997 Roma Capannelle started its youth sector, making its debut at the Under 14 National Championship. After just two years the group faced its first foreign tour in London. Trips to the land of cricket for the next five summers, up to the Under 19. In 2006 the new under 14 group faced their first tour in London.