Beyond the Test World

France to relive Olympic glory, Denmark's season ahead and news from Switzerland

France will play an historic Olympic commemorative match against an 'old England XI' side comprises of former Test players at Sussex's new county ground at Hastings on August 20

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Solomon Islands Cricket Association reformed as game gets a new life

Cricket in the Solomon Islands is showing signs of rejuvenation with the reformation of the national Cricket Association

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Dr. Ali Bacher says Toronto 2001 likely to be last ICC Trophy

Toronto 2001 is likely to be the last ICC Trophy as we know it, with future Associate qualification for the 2007 World Cup almost certain to be conducted on a regional basis

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Inter-Gulf Cup start delayed

The starting date for the inaugural Inter-Gulf Cup has been delayed to February 13 to accomodate the sponsor Farmers

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Ken Rutherford talks about his new role as Ireland's national coach

For new Irish national coach, Ken Rutherford, his new role means much more to him than the chance of short-term gratification in guiding Ireland to the 2003 World Cup

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Your're E Mails

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Dubbo and the ICC combine to help Fijian cricket to good times

For a man who has endured tough times as Fiji Cricket Association President, Peter Knight is displaying uncharacteristic optimism regarding the future of our game in the island nation

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Cricket hangs on in Ghana

The closest thing the Ghana Cricket Association has to a competition structure, the Minor League, is scheduled to start later this month, featuring four teams from the capital Accra and Kumasi

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Eddie Barlow and Minhajul Abedin declare Bangladesh's National League the way of the future

Bangladesh coach Eddie Barlow and victorious Chittagong captain Minhajul Abedin have hailed the new National League as the way for the future of Bangladeshi cricket

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Bob Simpson reports on his recent trip to Nepal

Fancy a game of cricket in the foothills of the Himalayas - then Nepal is the place for you

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Lesotho Cricket Association attracts the locals

When Terry Fraenkel and fellow cricket lovers initiated the Lesotho Cricket Association from nothing four years ago, cricket was played solely by expatriates

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Totally Home Grown (Thomas Odoyo)

FULL NAME: Thomas Odoyo Migai DOB: 12 May, 1978 POB: Nairobi, Kenya CLUB: Nairobi, Gymkhana HOW DID YOU GET INTRODUCED TO CRICKET?: I used to be a tennis ball boy and the courts were next to the cricket ground

10-Jan-2000•Tony Munro

Denmark under-23 team to face German national side

Denmark Under 23s will face the German national team this weekend in two limited overs matches in Berlin

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

Hundreds for both US opening batsmen in New York league

United States national team opening batsmen, Thackurdeen Dhanraj (Nassau League) (113 n.o.) and Dave Wallace (New York League) (112) both scored centuries for their respective teams in the opening round of the 18th New York Inter-League competition

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

Southerners complete remarkable turnaround by claiming Thai title

The Southerners, last year's wooden-spooner, completed a remarkable turnaround in the Thailand Cricket League's 1998-99 season, with a six wicket win over Royal Bangkok Sports Club last Sunday to secure the club's first ever 50-over league

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

France triumph over Luxembourg in unofficial ODI

France beat Luxembourg in a 50-over One Day "International" by 105 runs in Walferdange, Luxembourg, on May 23

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

Bahamas announces plans for UK tour

The Bahamas Cricket Association has announced the itinerary for its tour of the United Kingdom in July August

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

South Korea CC's season reaches climax

The Korea Cricket Club season climaxes this weekend with India meeting Rest of the World in the grand final

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

European clubs' festival to welcome german champions

Organisers of the 1999 E.C.C

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

New Medical Centre lift UAE Panasonic Gold Cup

A superlative spell of deadly seam and swing bowling by Imtiaz Rasool dashed the title hopes of favourites, Malik News Agency, as New Medical Centre comprehensively defeated them by 66 runs to lift the coveted Panasonic Gold Cup for the 25th Bukhatir

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

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