Two English cricket teams play a game on Everest
Two intrepid cricket teams played today the
"highest" game in the world on a slope of Mount Everest, at 5,168
meters altitude, a feat with which they have sneaked into the books of records.
Players, technicians, medical professionals and spectators
made the expedition to the Himalayas to surpass the record in a ground sport
played at the highest possible altitude. To celebrate the curious encounter, a
group of about 50 people previously made a hiking route for nine days until
reaching the chosen site, at 5,168 meters high, just above the Everest base
camp.
Some locals helped to condition the playing field, moving
stones and rocks, for both teams, named Hillary, the winner, and Tenzing. The
captain of the Hillary, the Londoner Glen Lowis, who normally is dedicated to
marketing, described the expedition as one of the "most memorable
experiences" of his life.

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