Following an extensive recruitment process that attracted a large field of international candidates, the International Cricket Council (ICC) Development Program in Africa today announced that Mrs Gail Mackie had been appointed to the position of Africa Pr

Zimbabwe performed exceptionally well and will now join South Africa in Pakistan in the World Cup Qualifier to be played next year

Cricket Kenya, has worked feverishly to prepare for the inaugural Women's Regional World Cup Qualifier, to be played from 8th -10th December 2006

The opening 20/20 match between Botswana and the MCC Touring Team was played under lights on the newly laid turf wicket. MCC drew first blood and won by 7 wickets

The MCC is touring Botswana and Zambia for two weeks. The MCC arrived in Botswana on the 27th September and departs on the 3rd October for Zambia

The ICC's decision to expand the world cricket league to five divisions was welcomed by the African countries as this has now opened the door for at least one more country to play in the existing league, with the possibility of a second

Botswana secured the narrowest of victories against Nigeria, Tanzania had a 150 run victory over Mozambique

After the recent ICC World Cricket League tournament decided the Affiliate Winner for Africa, the cricket focus shifts from the affiliates to the associates, with the ICC World Cricket League Division Two in Tanzania

The Nigeria Cricket Federation Full Council Meeting will for the first time have the opportunity to be addressed by the ICC Regional Development Manager for Africa.

Uganda secure Athul Shah Memorial Winner's Cup and Tanzania the Plate.

The final of the ICC World Cricket League Division 2 in Benoni, South Africa was a thrilling end to the tournament

The ICC today announced the Winners of the Global Development Awards

30 would be instructors attend Swazialnd Cricket Association's first ICC Introductory Instructors Course

The ICC Africa Region today announced the regional winners for the ICC Development Program Annual Awards for 2005

The African teams of Uganda and Namibia have had a torrid time at the Under 19 World Cup as was highlighted by their defeats to Nepal and USA respectively.

The Ugandan Under 15 Team continued the good form displayed by the Under 19 team by beating the Tanzanian Under 15 team during their opening game in Kenya

Results of the Senior Tournament held in Mali

FeMaCrick hosts a very successful two day course for would be Umpires and Scorers

After the success of the initial two friendly matches played between Lesotho and Mozambique in Maseru, Maputo will now open their doors, and host Lesotho from the 18th - 21st November 2005

The ICC Regional tournament for the Under 15 teams from West Africa, namely, Gambia, Ghana, Nigeria and Sierra Leone will be played in Accra, Ghana from the 17th - 21st November 2005