Beyond the Test World

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14-Sep-2005•Tony Munro

Trouble in paradise

Welcome to the latest edition of "Beyond the Test World", Cricinfo's look at the game beyond the mainstream

17-Aug-2005•Tony Munro

Viv Richards stars at the Shanghai Sixes

Welcome to the latest instalment of Beyond the Test World, our regular digest of news from cricket's outposts

07-Jul-2005•Edited by Tony Munro

Bermuda: Mid-summer Classic goes west

Somerset Cricket Club captured the 2000 Cup Match in convincing style after defeating champions St

29-Jun-2005•Cleon Scotland

Time for a change

In this edition, which leading Associate is hunting for a new coach

24-Jun-2005•Edited by Tony Munro

Fiji's Easter extravaganza, and ICC - 96 not out

Welcome to the latest edition of "Beyond the Test World", Cricinfo's look at the game beyond the mainstream

11-Apr-2005•Tony Munro

A thriller in Argentina, and Balinese Easter action

Welcome to the latest edition of "Beyond the Test World", Cricinfo's look at cricket from the far pavilions

29-Mar-2005•Tony Munro

Nepal's coaching vacancy, and Associate issues

Welcome to the latest edition of Beyond the Test World, our look at cricket around the globe

16-Mar-2005•Tony Munro

Making plans for Malaysia

The latest edition of Beyond The Test World, our look at cricket from the far pavilions

17-Feb-2005•Tony Munro

Bermuda's week in the sun

In this edition, we feature Bermuda's big win over Barbados, Guernsey's boost to their ICC membership application, and news of upcoming non-Test tournaments

13-Sep-2004•Edited by Tony Munro

Gary Hopkins: USA's man with the plan

In this edition, we feature an interview with Gary Hopkins, the new chief executive of Project USA, the International Cricket Council's effort to popularise cricket in the United States

02-Sep-2004•Tony Munro

Slovenia the focus for Europe's minnows

In this edition, we preview two tournaments for Europe's minnows, the ECC Representative Festival in Ljubljana, Slovenia; and the Four Islands tournament on Guernsey, as well as explaining why Viv Richards will be in Shanghai next month

19-Aug-2004•Tony Munro

Namibia too hot for African opposition

In this edition, we report on the latest qualifiers for next year's ICC Trophy, a cricket holiday with a difference in Bermuda, and how the competition in the Channel Islands is hotting up

10-Aug-2004•Tony Munro

Youth and experience to the fore for France

In this edition, France Cricket's patron Richie Benaud marks his return to BTTW with a review of France's European Championships Second Division campaign

03-Aug-2004•Tony Munro and Richie Benaud

The Americas Cup kicks off in Bermuda

Another three qualifying spots for next year's ICC Trophy in Ireland will be decided this week when the Americas Cup kicks off in Bermuda

06-Jul-2004•Tony Munro

Persian Gulf - new force in second-tier Asian cricket?

West Indies will prepare for the ICC Champions Trophy later this year with a training camp in Bermuda, and may play the locals, Associate rumblings over finance and membership criteria, who's in and who's out of the squads for next week's Americas's

29-Jun-2004•Tony Munro

Channel Islands bid for ICC affiliation

Welcome to the latest edition of Beyond The Test World, Wisden Cricinfo's regular round-up of news from cricket's outposts

20-Jun-2004•Tony Munro

East & Central African Championships: Zambia reverses shock loss to clinch scaled down East African titles

In a reflection of changing times, what started out as the annual East and Central African Championships evolved into Zambia facing off against Malawi in two matches earlier this month in the fomer's capital, Lusaka

01-Oct-2001•Tony Munro

Brazil: A capital rejuvenation for Brazilian cricket as the game emerges again in Brasilia

The surprisingly long history of cricket in Brazil has more or less been the story of its existence in the nation's largest city, São Paulo

01-Oct-2001

Uzbekistan: Tashkent - cricket's Central Asian oasis

Were Shane Warne to ever join Uzbekistan's Indian expatriates for their usual abbreviated game each Sunday, it is likely the 6-16 employees of Core Pharmsanoat, an Indo-Uzbeki health care company, would be spared from his most lethal deliveries

01-Oct-2001

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