Tony Munro

East Asia-Pacific bounce back in style

The ICC East Asia-Pacific (EAP) team have bounced back from a humiliating outright defeat in Round 1 to overcome South Australia Country (SAC) in Round 2 of the 2009 Australian Country Cricket Championships (ACCC).

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Papua New Guinea stars turn out for East-Asia Pacific

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25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Namibia crash to seven-wicket loss

Namibia lost their opening game of the South African Amateur Provincial one-day Challenge match against Western Province by seven wickets in Windhoek, a day after beating the same opposition by 301 runs in their four-day match

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Afghanistan set sights on Division 3

The victorious Afghanistan players were treated like national heroes on their return to Kabul this week fresh from their win in the World Cricket League Division 4 tournament in Tanzania

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Kenya aim for outright win

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25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Botswana are Division Two champions

Botswana have won the World Cricket League Africa Division Two tournament, finishing unbeaten after their six-wicket win over Mozambique in Benoni yesterday

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Botswana unbeaten in Africa World Cricket League

Botswana are the only unbeaten team after three matches in the Africa World Cricket League Division 2 tournament being played in Benoni, South Africa this week

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Burger sizzles with confidence over Ireland clash

It’s Namibia's last qualifying match while Ireland has another against Kenya after this

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Namibia name squad for Intercontinental Cup game

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25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Afghanistan make minor changes

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Tanzania persist with youth

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25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Family affair in Jersey squad

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25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Central America's Easter Cup in December

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25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

Game hangs on by a thread

Although the date for their match against Middle Eastern Cup champions, Bahrain, remains unknown BTTW's Asian sources say there is no mystery as to why the Maldives won the recent ACC Emerging Nations tournament tournament in Bangkok where they beat

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

USACA moving into the mainstream

The United States Cricket Association's conversion from the second tier - cricket's political outcast - to the mainstream looks to be gathering pace.

25-Feb-2013•Tony Munro

ICC Trophy Final: They share World Cup berths, mutual respect and abilities, Nambia and Netherlands won't concede the Final

In a match where the two teams adopt a similar approach and play to more or less the same strengths, it is hardly a surprise that the captains of the combatants in today's final of the ICC Trophy at the Toronto Cricket, Skating and Curling Club,

07-Sep-2010•Tony Munro

Big month for Filipino Cricket

The staging of the annual Manilla Sixes and the annual 'Test' match between Bahrain's Gulf Air and Manilla's Nomads Rugby Club, made March a big month for Filipino cricket

25-Dec-2009•Tony Munro

The MCC beats itself at Chiang Mai Sixes

As an official ICC Cricket Week event, the Chiang Mai Sixes enjoyed perhaps its highest profile ever

25-Dec-2009•Tony Munro

The return of the Limavady Slaughterman

Desmond 'Dekker' Curry, the slaughterman from Limavady, is likely to make his reappearance in the Irish national team at April's ICC Emerging Nations tournament in Zimbabwe after an absence of almost three years

04-Dec-2007•Tony Munro

The Falkland Islands

What is arguably the world's most southerly cricket club, (with due respect to Kim Wellens' excellent email in the last edition) the Stanley CC, came out of its 12 month hiberation for annual 'South Atlantic Ashes' match in the Falkland Islands

04-Jul-2007•Tony Munro

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