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ENG vs IND (1)

One-Day Cup (8)

IRE-W vs PAK-W (1)

U19 Tri Series (ZIM) (1)

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(69/100 balls, T:81) 81/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

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176/5

OI-W

(100 balls, T:177) 159/4

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Schedule Table Report Series

Tony Munro

Malaysia set to boost bowling in ACC Trophy curtain-raiser

SHARJAH: Malaysia is likely to take an extra bowler into tomorrow's crucial opening Group A match against Hong Kong in the Asian Cricket Council Trophy at Sharjah Stadium

14-Nov-2000•Tony Munro

Teams assemble in Sharjah for ACC Trophy

Seven of the eight teams contesting the Pepsi Asian Cricket Council Trophy have so far arrived in Sharjah in a tournament which brings together the best countries of the second tier of Asian cricket

13-Nov-2000•Tony Munro

ACC announce new funding initiative

The finalists of the Asian Cricket Council Trophy which starts this week in Sharjah and Dubai will receive $US100,000 from the Asian Cricket Council

13-Nov-2000•Tony Munro

Canada win inaugural Americas Cup

Canada has won the inaugural Americas Cup with an emphatic seven wicket victory over Bermuda at Toronto, Ontario, Canada on Saturday

13-Aug-2000•Tony Munro

Americas Cup - Canada and Bermuda remain unbeaten.

Organisers of the inaugural Americas Cup didn't schedule a final, but they virtually have one anyway, with unbeaten teams, Bermuda and host, Canada, meeting on the last day of play today to decide the tournament winner

12-Aug-2000•Tony Munro

Preview of first day of Americas Cup

An otherwise confident Bermuda coach, Winston Reid, has cited the pitch as his team's only concern going into today's opening match of the inaugural Americas Cup tournament against Argentina at the Maple Leaf Cricket Club ground in Toronto, Canada

07-Aug-2000•Tony Munro

Caymans ready for international debut

The symbolism of Monday's opening match of the inaugural Americas Cup tournament can hardly be missed - the Cayman Islands, total population 39,300 pitted against the United States, drawing on 10,000 cricketers in 35 leagues

06-Aug-2000•Tony Munro

Azerbaijan: Cricket hangs on in Baku

Since 1995 a hardy group of expatriates have been maintaining their love of the game on decaying matting on a football pitch in down town Baku, Azerbaijan

29-May-2000•Tony Munro

Another Associate country likely to gain ODI status next year

The ICC is believed to have told officials of Associate countries that it is keen to elevate an Associate country to One Day International status following next year's ICC Trophy

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Mark Waugh may guest for Ireland as season commences

Ireland's international and domestic seasons are underway

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Bali Sixes - English win something; national body closer to formation

Indonesian cricket's annual get together, the Bali Sixes, did more than give a rare sight - an English cricket team winning a tournament - it also provided a forum for the next stage of talks in the formation of the Indonesian Cricket Association

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Panama too good for Venezuela

Panama 'won' the two match series against Venezuela 1-0 in Panama City last month

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Vanuatu season starts next weekend

'Beyond The Test World's' stated brief is to bring you news of cricket at the non-Test level wherever it is played, even if it does mean allowing the odd unimaginative non-de-plumme, or a report which could be deemed to be slightly agricultural

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Moroccan Cricket Club hosts tournament

The Moroccan Cricket Club of Stade Marocain held a three-cornered tournament on April 8 to celebrate the Pakistan National Day, which fell on March 23

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

It's the start to the Finnish cricket season

The 2000 Finnish cricket league season will start soon with the potential addition of four new teams

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Danish season preview - Peter Power reports

Peter Power's reports on the Danish season were a popular feature of this page's coverage of the 1999 European summer

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Walk-outs and no-shows: it must be cricket in Bahrain

Cricket in Bahrain is always a colourful affair

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Austrian Open League starts - who will do what and why

The Austrian domestic season began yesterday

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

Trentino stun Pianoro, Maremma and Lazio record landslide wins in Italian cricket

The preliminary stage of the Italian Cup is completed

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

How Koreans are being won over by cricket

The Korean Cricket Association has made an outstanding breakthrough in the development of the game in South Korea with the introduction of an indigenous team into its domestic competition, the Telstra Cup

01-May-2000•Tony Munro

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