Cricket News

Six days into the competition and still Canada found a way to breathe fresh life into this ICC Trophy tournament with an extraordinary two wicket victory over the United Arab Emirates today

A sensational hat-trick for Denmark's Soren Vestergaard headlined another set of impressive returns for bowlers on the fifth day of competition here at the ICC Trophy tournament in Toronto.

Scotland has defeated Canada by a margin of twelve runs here in Toronto today to gain an important early edge on its rivals in the race for ICC Trophy 2001 honours.

The importance of high quality bowling attacks to nations' ICC Trophy fortunes was again revealed here in Toronto today

Ireland were seeded second coming into this tournament but today looked a class below an exciting USA side who complemented tight bowling with spectacular batting to earn a surprisingly easy win.

North America's fourth biggest city hardly shapes as an archetypal venue for international cricket

Canada played USA in a friendly fixture at Inverhaugh C.C

It is not known what the Canadian Prime Minister, Jean Chrétien, thinks of cricket, or even if he is aware it is played in Canada or Nepal, but his Department seems set to ensure the Himalayan Kingdom will make its ICC Trophy debut when the

2001 is perhaps make or break year for Irish Cricket

Clive Hitchcock, ICC Event Manager for ICC Trophy 2001 will follow Mike Corley into Toronto for a follow-up series of meetings with the CCA and members of the '01 Committee and venue managers

Canada has won the inaugural Americas Cup with an emphatic seven wicket victory over Bermuda at Toronto, Ontario, Canada on Saturday

Toronto, Canada - Argentina failed in a brave bid to cause one of the biggest upsets in cricket history in going down by 5 wickets to Canada yesterday

Ireland defeated the Americas by 85 runs at Radella on Friday to book themselves a place in the semifinals of the Plate championship of the Under-19 World Cup

When South Africa won the toss in the match against the Americas, they jumped at the opportunity to have a good bat on a sunny day at the Asgiriya Stadium in Kandy

The West Indies beat The Americas by 142 runs at the Police ground in Colombo on Saturday

England began the defense of their 1998 World Cup title with a resounding eight-wicket victory against a disappointing Americas side

Forget the "International All-Star" shambles from last month