to Sri Lanka to take part in the Sri Lanka Cricket Four Nations Cup with Sri Lanka 'A', Ireland and Afghanistan. Canada again made history by producing the first ever live broadcast of an associates cricket match. The production was well received and has paved the way for more such broadcasts in the future. In February 2010 Canada participated in the 2010 ICC T20 Cricket World Cup qualification tournament in which they failed to register a win and were eliminated after the first round. In March 2010, Cricket Canada Directors for the first time voted in president, Ranjit Saini. In April 2010, Cricket Canada declared its inability to host the 2012 Under-19 Cricket World Cup, which it had committed to hosting in 2007. Canada emerged winless from an April tour of the Caribbean playing Jamaica in a 50-over and Twenty20 game, West Indies XI in a Twenty20 game and the West Indies in a One-day international. Canada's presence in the America's also let to a relationship being developed with the West Indies Cricket Board. This included an invitation from WICB for Canada to participate in the Caribbean T20 tournament. Though not winning a game the tournament was a success for Canada as a relationship was created with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. CBC webcast all of Canada's matches and had stronger viewer ratings for this. In June 2010, Canada stamped its authority in the Americas by winning all matches at the Americas Cup tournament in Bermuda and finishing finalists with winners USA in the Americas Twenty20. Canada also played Ireland in a drawn warm-up match in the Netherlands before the start of World Cricket League Div 1 (Ireland's top-string team was playing Australia in Dublin). Canada finish the year with some energy losing the 4-day match at home to Zimbabwe and Ireland but defeating top ranked Ireland in an ODI in front of a packed house at the Toronto Cricket Club. Cricket was firmly back in the city of Toronto and the team responded. The year closed off with the Cricket Canada summer festival taking place at Malton Cricket Club. A strong West Indies High Performance Team (containing players with test and ODI players) split their matches with Canada in two hard-fought contests. That November, the board decided to send the team to the World Cricket Academy in India. The 4-week trip included games in 4 cities for preparation ahead of