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Young Canadians doing well at Academy

28-May-2002•CCA

West Indies "A" Team's Management Announced

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), today named former West Indies fast bowler, Joel Garner as Manager of the West Indies "A" Team for the tours to Britain and Canada

26-May-2002•Derrick Nicholas

West Indies send A squad to visit Canada

West Indies A will visit Canada this summer, playing matches in the Toronto area

18-May-2002•CricInfo

$2-million jackpot for World Cup winners

A veritable pot of gold awaits the champion team when the Rainbow Nation hosts next year's ICC Cricket World Cup

13-Apr-2002•Media Release

Canada beat Namibia in last-ball thriller

Canada, despite several key players missing or struggling through injuries squeaked out a thrilling victory over Namibia yesterday at Windhoek

11-Apr-2002•Dave Liverman

Netherlands beat Canada in exiciting Six Nations opener

In an exciting opening match of the Six Nations Challenge, Canada squandered a fine start to let the Netherlands reach 211

08-Apr-2002•CI

Close call for Netherlands during ICC Six Nations Challenge

A record and enthusiastic home crowd turned up at the Wanderers in Windhoek on Sunday to see Namibia play against a strong Sri Lanka 'A' team in the opening match of the ICC Six Nations Challenge

08-Apr-2002•Keith Lane

Canadians arrive in Africa, lose first warm-up match

The Canadian team to take part in the Six Nations Challenge in Namibia has arrived in Africa

03-Apr-2002•CCA

Canadian team nominated for national award

The Canadian cricket team recieved national recognition last night when they were nominated for "Canadian male team of the year" at the Canadian Sports Awards in Toronto

28-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Hathurusingha appointed A team coach for Namibian tour

Chandika Hathurusingha, a former Sri Lanka all-rounder still playing first-class cricket for Moors Sports Club, has been appointed as Sri Lanka's new A team coach after a management debacle that has seen Roshan Mahanama resign as head coach

22-Mar-2002•CricInfo

USA crowned Americas Champions

The United States were crowned Americas Cricket Champions on Saturday 16th March in Buenos Aires without a ball being bowled, officially, on the last day of competition

20-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

2nd Americas Cricket Championships day six round-up

In what was probably the game of the tournament thus far, at Longchamps, the United States pulled off a thrilling last over victory over a spirited Bermuda to win by 1 wicket off the last ball of the match

16-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

Rain threatens final day of Americas Championships

It may well be that rain, which devastated the opening weekend of fixtures of the 2nd Americas Cricket Championship being held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, will have the last laugh on the final day of scheduled fixtures

16-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

2nd Americas Cricket Championships day three round-up

At Lomas Athletic Club, Longchamps, a brave Argentina battled in vain to shock World Cup qualifiers Canada, ultimately losing by 42 runs

15-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

2nd Americas Cricket Championships day four round-up

The United States and the Cayman Islands top the standings after two rounds of the Americas Cup with both their matches won

15-Mar-2002•Eric Weil

2nd Americas Cricket Championships day five round-up

At Belgrano, Canada put yesterday's defeat against the USA behind them, to cruise past Bermuda with an eight wicket victory

15-Mar-2002•Grant Dugmore

USA, Canada, Caymans with wins on first full day of play at Americas Cup

On the first full day of play at the 2nd Americas Cricket Championships, hosts Argentina performed respectably against World Cup qualifiiers Canada, restricting the Canadians to 182 in their 50 overs, and mustering 142 in reply

12-Mar-2002•CricInfo

Canadian squad for 2002 Americas Cup

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06-Feb-2002•CCA

Plate semi-final place for Namibia

Namibia cemented their place in the ICC Under-19 World Cup Plate Championship semi-finals with a 141-run victory over a Canadian side that fought doggedly in the field only to collapse with the bat

01-Feb-2002•Chris Rosie

Scotland dominate - but put in some extra work

Blue and white flags of Scotland hung proudly on the surrounds of picturesque Melville Park today as loyal supporters of the Scottish Under-19 team celebrated their lads' comprehensive victory over Canada in their ICC Under-19 World Cup Plate match

30-Jan-2002•By Chris Rosie

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