<|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|><|begin_of_text|>The survival of cricket in a country where soccer is everything can be attributed to the likes of Brisbane Archbishop Mark Coleridge and other cricketers at the Vatican. Source: The Weekend Australian.
The young Mark Coleridge was preparing to<wm> leave the Vatican for a trip out in Auckland for a gig he didn't know the outcome of, and Mark was playing a game. Source: BBC.
From the description, it can be gathered that his parents must be very eager to travel and for cricket to be as the big league it had become. They couldn't go abroad for a game. Source: Wikipedia.
The whole family moved to India in its early months. Source: Indian Times.
In a small village in Sri Lanka, he joined</wm> a bunch of other cricketers. Source: Wikipedia.
He played in all his life but his