Tony Munro

Second-ever century launches Hanoi cricket into new millennium

It may be old news, but the Hanoi season began in late January

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

Malaysian tournament to go inter-continental

The Malaysian Cricket Association hopes the triangular tournament starting this Friday will grow into an annual five-team inter-continental series

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

Changes at the top come at pivotal stage

Two positions important to cricket's development world-wide will become vacant in several months - with one incumbent choosing to go and the other, well....

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

Chiang Mai Sixes

Former Sri Lankan World Cup hero, Kumara Dharmasena, will be there, so will ex-Test captain, Duleep Mendis

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

The tradition soaked North-South match plus all the latest from Argentina

Grant Dugmore, in his role as the Argentine Cricket Association's Development Officer, knows who's doing what and why in Argentine cricket

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

Italian off-season update

Italian cricket is soon to enter its most exciting season as its national team competes in the top division of the European Championship

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

Samoan cricket putting down foundations

Samoan cricket enthusiasts are working to give cricket a solid base

12-Mar-2000•Tony Munro

Nepal's national tournament begins

Further proving cricket's growing popularity in Nepal, a record number of teams will take part in the country's national tournament, the Jaya Trophy, commencing today

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

The Argentine season is nearing its conclusion

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Totally Home Grown

HOW WERE YOU INTRODUCED TO CRICKET?: Visiting professional Andy Moles introduced the game to me at school when I was 10 years old

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Bermuda off-season wrap

Cleon Scotland is a recent Bermuda national team player and commentates for the Bermuda Broadcasting Commission on domestic cricket matches

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Cricket in Egypt - ancient hurdles in an old land

It is almost fitting that in one of humanity's oldest civilisations, the hurdles enthusiasts face in keeping cricket alive in Egypt should be so sterotypical of all those who have sought to establish cricket in 'hostile' lands

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Dutch treat at Euro Indoors

A youthful Netherlands team has taken out the 2000 European Indoor Championships, fending off Greece by four runs in the final last weekend

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Kenya to send best players to Harare as KCA reacts to World Cup news

Kenya Cricket Association Chairman, Mr

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Mexico City repels Belize national team

The Belize national cricket team visited Mexico Cuty for its annual matches against the MCCC Mariachis earlier this month

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Cricket Globalisation - an American grass roots view

'Beyond The Test World' is grateful to 'Cricket World' web site for allowing reproduction of this intelligent insight into globalisation by American cricket author and grass roots worker, Tom Melville

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

The 2000 Bruneian cricket season has arrived

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Cricket in the East Asia-Pacific region

Cricket in the East Asia-Pacific region is taking a huge step forward this weekend (Feburary 18-20) with delegates from 10 countries assembling in Auckland for an historic conference

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Morocco - new ground, new clubs

First it was desert cricket in the Persian Gulf - now cricket will have its own purpose built stadium on Morocco's Atlantic coast - and it will be in use as early as August or September this year

20-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

Cuba, land of rum, cigars, salsa and CRICKET!

"I had the great good fortune to be appointed the first Director of The British Council in Cuba, when we opened our office in Havana in November, 1998

07-Feb-2000•Tony Munro

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