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Many American sports are played in the streets of Cuba like Baseball, Basketball , and Soccer. Boxing is a very popular sport in Cuba but Cuba has many water sports such as windsurfing, snorkelling, diving, Surfing and fishing.
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Least common? Probably Ice Hockey. Or bobsledding or ice fishing or snow boarding. Actually, I've heard Fidel is a really good snow boarder, so that one's out.
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