The Victorian Cricket Association's (VCA) Coaching Coordinator, Chris Harris recently visited both South Korea and Japan in a trip designed to further develop cricket in both countries

The Player of the Championships was presented to 16 year old CLINT YATES of the ACB/Australian Indigenous development team

With two wickets down and two overs to spare, the ACB/Australia Indigenous development team successfully chased Japan's total of 3/143 in the final of the inaugural ICC East Asia Cricket 8's Festival at Lilac Hill Park

Summary: Day Two of the inaugural ICC East Asia Cricket 8's Festival at Richardson Park, South Perth today saw the ACB Aboriginal development team consolidate their spot at the top of the table, ahead of Japan

Development program in action at primary school Photo © ICC The I.C.C

The current holders, Tubou, with the prized Dewar Shield Photo © ICC The long awaited Dewar Shield challenge got under way in perfect conditions in Tubou on Monday

Colin Rika in action Photo © ICC Leading cricketers from Fiji, Hong Kong and Papua New Guinea are currently attending the ACB Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy (CBCA) in Adelaide, and were today greeted by Australian player and Southern

Tobou's new net facility Photo © ICC The Dewar shield challenge on October 8th to 10th could not have come at a better time for the Tubou cricket association in Lakeba

The Dewar Shield is Fiji's oldest cricketing trophy

The International Cricket Council (ICC) was today delighted to announce that Apia, Samoa, has been selected as the host venue for the 2002 Pacifica Cricket Championships and that the Samoa English Cricket Association (SECA) had keenly accepted the

Papua New Guinea today defeated Hong Kong in the Final of the inaugural ICC East Asia - Pacific Under 19 Cricket Championships staged in Nadi

Papua New Guinea defeated Hong Kong by five wickets on the second day of the ICC East Asia-Pacific Under-19 Tournament in Fiji on Monday.