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The 17 delegates arrived in South Africa on Tuesday and are to stay until March 11, the West Indies Cricket Board said. Among the officials are three presidents of national cricket associations: Jackie Hendricks of Jamaica, Stephen Alleyne of Barbados and Benjamin Hughes of Anguilla, the board said. ``We believe this delegation will present a unique opportunity to learn from the key players who are involved in running the only Cricket World Cup before 2007,'' said Chris Dehring, Windies World Cup 2007 managing director. The visit it to ensure ``that our infrastructure, facilities and arrangements meet the required standards,'' added Dehring, who heads the delegation. The Caribbean officials are slated to tour several World Cup playing and practice facilities and will have an opportunity to visit the West Indies team during one of its practice sessions, officials said.
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