Last Man Stands
Last Man Stands is a new variant of the T20 cricket format which was invented in London in 2005. There are now 35 000 active players around the world enjoying this format.
It has been endorsed by the ECB since 2010.
In LMS each team consists of 8 members and will play a maximum of twenty overs. Each over consists of 5 balls. There are lot of other interesting variations to this format from the T20 format making it interesting and adding to its popularity.
LMS is already being played in league format in many countries like South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, England and the United States of America.
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