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Best of the rest

Aug 19, 2013: A look at some players who missed out on Test cricket because they came from Associate-member countries. (One from each nation.)

Denmark eye the step up

Nov 6, 2010: Cricket in Denmark was at its strongest in the 1960s, but the national side, comprising journeymen, students and one pro, is hoping to spark a revival

The future's bright

Jun 27, 2008: The new ICC funding regulations should have a positive impact on the game's Associates and Affiliates

2007 in review: The Associates

Cash and commitment cause for concern

Jan 3, 2008: Life beyond the Test world: our review of the Associate nations in 2007

Denmark: Svanholm's 11 year title run continues as Herning falters in front of finish line

Sep 27, 2001: From our last report Herning CC was on top of the league and looked like after 2 failed attempts these 2 last years to take the Championship, but like modern tales there is always a catch

ICC Trophy: The last word - what the captains/coaches said

Sep 11, 2001: The need to give national players more experience at playing under pressure through the strengthening of domestic structures was the main theme to come out of a review of the ICC Trophy amongst captains and coaches of the competing countries

Denmark: Wins for Svanholm and Glostrup on national players' return

Aug 14, 2001: Last weekend was the first round of matches since the Danish players retuned from the ICC Trohpy in Canada where after a good start the Danes threw away their qualification chances with unnecessary losses

Denmark: Esbjerg to face Svanholm in Cup final as Svanholm and Herning lead Premier League

Jun 3, 2001: The Danish season always starts with "The Cup"

Road to Toronto: Latest news on all ICC Trophy First Division countries plus others

Apr 25, 2001: Italian cricket supremo, Simone Gambino, is not someone who could be said to feel pressured to be conformist

Denmark in South Africa

A chat with Ole Mortensen

Apr 25, 2001: The other countries who have gone down to Africa have more or less said results weren't a bit deal - just finding out what parts of their game needed sorting out and developing harmony

Road to Toronto: Round Up from around the countries

Apr 11, 2001: Scotland

Denmark: National team starts preparations for ICC Trophy with tour to South Africa

Mar 8, 2001: Denmark has embarked on a preparatory tour for the coming ICC Trophy in Canada this summer

How Portugal regained their title

Feb 22, 2001: Portugal was privileged to play host to the fourth European Cricket Council's (E.C.C.) Indoor Cricket Championship

ICC Trophy: Second Division teams face tough road to 2003 World Cup

Feb 5, 2001: Teams competing in the Second Division of this year's ICC Trophy in Canada in June/July will need good luck and good weather if they are to qualify for the 2003 World Cup

Denmark: Svanholm wins 12th title in succession

Oct 25, 2000: In 1999 the Danish Championship was decided with a calculator between Svanholm CC from Copenhagen and Herning CC from Jutland

BTTW's first unofficial list of cricket playing countries or 'How To Start An Argument'

Oct 25, 2000: One of the challenges the 'true aficionados' of our game set themselves is uncovering every last pocket that cricket is played in

Denmark: Surprise as title race comes alive

Sep 2, 2000: The battle for the Danish Championship was turned completely around after last weekend's matches with just one round to go

Test Status: Kenya's next, but who then?

Jul 13, 2000: Kenya is almost certain to be the 11th Test country with Nepal the surprise bolter to become the 12th - that's the most likely outcome following BTTW's look into who will follow Bangladesh on to cricket's most elite stage

Denmark: Svanholm's and Herning's Big Bang

Jul 13, 2000: The final round of matches before the summer recess and international matches was highlighted by the "Big Bang"

ICC Trophy: Groups announced but format of final stages still unresolved

Jun 28, 2000: The format for the knockout stage of next year's ICC Trophy is still unresolved following last week's meeting of the Associate members in London