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The Gulf News reports that a ten-team tournament will be held in Fujairah between June 21 and August 2.

The USA may well be readmitted to the international fold after talks between the warring factions battling for control of the USA Cricket Association in Washington over the weekend.

The Daily Telegraph reports that MCC is looking to establish a body called MCC America to help with coaching and coordinating the games development in the USA.

American cricket has had a boost of a kind recently and there’s more good news in store

The Gulf News reports that the Dubai Sports City cricket stadium will open in January 2008 and the first international match could be as soon as March next year.

Kenya is likely to host the next Afro-Asia Cup which will be held in June next year, the Asian Cricket Council has announced.

Mike Selvey in The Guardian says that Michael Vaughan’s comments about Andrew Flintoff’s conduct in the World Cup are evidence that England’s captain is always ready to provide an honest opinion, unlike the usual anodyne responses by many

Associates cricket is on something of a high at the moment

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Cricket Kenya is hoping to launch a four-day national competition later this year providing that sponsors can be found to underwrite the costs of the event.

Bermuda's Royal Gazette has reported that the indiscipline of the national team, which was of concern for some time before the World Cup, has grown worse in the two months.

Ken Gordon, the chief executive of the West Indies Cricket Board, has agreed to meet with the two sides battling for control of US cricket in a bid to find an end to the row which has seen the USA suspended from the ICC.

Jersey will host the ICC World Cricket League Division 5 (WCL Div

The European Cricket Council has announced a deal with ICC Europe, ECB and Premium TV to make ECBtv available on subscription throughout Europe .

Eight of cricket’s emerging nations will be hoping to take one step towards qualification for the 2011 World Cup when the World Cricket League Division 3 gets underway this Sunday (May 27) in Darwin.

In The Times , Christopher Martin-Jenkins interviews Malcolm Speed, the ICC’s chief executive, about the problems facing cricket’s governing body.

Kent have announced that Matthew Walker has been awarded a benefit for 2008

Former Surrey captain Adam Hollioake, 35, is expected to hold talks with Essex next week about a possible return to county cricket in this year's Twenty20 Cup

Cricket Europe reports that Saturday's (May 19) match between Svanholm and KB was supposed to be the première of playing on grass in the Danish Elitedivision

On caribbeancricket.com , Michelle McDonald leaves the confines of the media centre – “cocooned in that uninspiring press box high above the ground, far removed from any noise except the hushed tones of voices