Will Luke

Brazil's annual Twenty20 tournament was held on November 8 and 9 in the southern city of Curitiba, bringing together 40 players from around the nation

The ESC League finished their first round in mid-October and round two began in November.

The Hawaii Premier League (HPL) was successfully launched as Hawaii's first Twenty20 competition in October

The Malta Independent on Sunday has a round-up of their latest domestic matches.

Fiji's annual cricket clinics have begun in Albert Park.

The Tanzania Cricket Association (TCA) will hold its annual general meeting in Dar es Salaam on December 14

USA beat Cayman Islands in a rain-interrupted match to clinch the ICC Americas Division 1

Girish Ramakrishna provides an update on all things Botswana

At their blog , The Wisden Cricketer magazine's editor, John Stern, calls for greater perspective in the wake of the terrorist attacks in India.

Results went according to the script on the second day of the ICC Americas Division 1 tournament as USA, Bermuda and Canada registered comfortable victories

The flag at Somerset Cricket Club in Bermuda is flying at half-mast this week in honour of tge late all-rounder, Winton (Timmy) Edwards, whose "legacy will live on forever through his extraordinary exploits in Cup Match"

The Ireland allrounder, Andre Botha, has won the inaugural Irish Cricket Writers Club award for 2008.

Guernsey will play in Division 7 of the World Cricket League next season, a reward for their runners-up place in the European Division Two tournament held in August

A cricket course was recently held in Assumption High School, Lesotho , conducted by Graham McMillan and was attended by nine people

Turf wickets are rarer then hen's teeth beyond the Test world, but Papua New Guinea are the proud owners of a brand-new grass wicket in Kimbe.

The Vanuatu captain Mr

Mamatha Maben, the former India women's captain, will coach the Chinese women's side in the lead-up for the 2010 Asian Games in Guangzhou, which includes cricket among the 41 sports to be played

Alan Tyers casts his cynical, satirical eye over Peter Moores' would-be diary, reflecting on the Stanford Super Series at The Wisden Cricketer's blog :

The chief executive of Namibia Cricket, Laurie Pieters, has blamed Namibia's inferior professional setup for their defeat against Ireland in the final of the ICC Intercontinental Cup on Sunday.