Beyond the Test World

Havana International CC set up as cricket returns to Cuba

Competitive cricket was played regularly in Cuba before the Revolution, by both expatriate teams and by the extensive Jamaican community who had migrated to work in the sugar industry in the 1920's

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

Malaysia record victory in Arafura Games in Australia

Malaysia's national team has taken out the cricket section of the Arafura Games, held recently in Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia

06-Jun-1999•Tony Munro

Prague CC at home to Warsaw, before trip to Austria and France

These were the first official games to take place at the new cricket ground on the western outskirts of Prague

06-Jun-1999•Tony Brennan

Scottish captain on how WC99 is about damage limitation

Scotland captain, George Salmond, is adamant his team will not suffer a let-down and drop in intensity for its remaining matches following his country's gutsy World Cup debut against Australia last Sunday

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Twenty over evening competitions prove popular in Gibraltar

Cricket has been played on the Rock of Gibraltar since the late eighteenth century

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Sharjah welcomes 25th Bukhatir League final

There are tournaments and then there are tournaments, and in the United Arab Emirates there is none bigger than the 25th Bukhatir League, the final of which is played today at the Sharjah Stadium, between New Medical Centre and Malik News Agency

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Zambia Cricket Union receives national development accolade

The Zambia Cricket Union received major recognition for its development programme last month when it was awarded the country's National Sports Council "best youth sports programme" title winner

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Finland welcomes the cricket season with freezing temperatures

Jason Barry, and his One Man and a Bat tour, is likely to include the main event of the Finland's cricket season, the Finnish Sixes, to be held on June 19, on his itinerary

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Aminal Islam happy for Bangladesh to be underdogs to Scotland

Bangladesh captain, Aminul Islam, is playing the underdog role in the build-up to his team's "wooden-spoon" clash with Scotland on Monday

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Saturday and Sunday Cup Finals in Hong Kong

The final of the Saturday Cup will be contested by Lamma CC and Saracens on 22nd May at KCC

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Five teams battle it out in Germany's Northern League

Cricket has been going on an organised basis for about four years in Northern Germany

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Details from the Uganda Cricket Association competition

Competition Ladder TEAM P W L D PTS Tornado C.C

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Slovenia's Lubljana to host Croatian side

History of sorts will be made this weekend when teams from Slovenia and Croatia meet in a friendly in Lubljana, Slovenia

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Prague CC to hosts its first ever match

The Czech Republic's only cricket club, Prague C.C

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Irish news from the Natwest trophy and domestic leagues

Ireland started off well with a win in their first round NatWest game against Northumberland, though not without some scary moments

21-May-1999•Gerry Byrne

Bologna continue to dominate Italy's European Incoming Services Cup

The third and fourth rounds of the Italy's European Incoming Services Cup have confirmed the trends of the opening two: Bolognese domination in the north and great uncertainty in the south

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

British Officers claim US cricket festival at Philadelphia

The staging of the United States' most popular club tournaments, the Philadelphia Cricket Festival, proved a major success for tournament organiser, Craig Joss, with a man-of-the-match award winning performance for British Officers' Cricket Club in

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Canada's Alberta province ex-pat league continues

Cricket in Alberta, Canada centres around the province's two main cities, Edmonton and Calgary, with 10 teams in Edmonton and nine in Calgary

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Royal Bankok to take on Southerners in Thailand final

The end to a forgettable Thailand Cricket League season finally occurs this weekend with an anti-climactic final in the 50-over competition between the league's two top clubs, Royal Bangkok Sports Club and Southerners at the Dusit Polo Resort Ground

21-May-1999•Tony Munro

Updates from South Korea's expatriate competition

Sunday April 18th India proves too strong for a depleted All Stars: Batting first, All Stars reached 91 all out with Simms, on his first outing of the season, top-scoring with 21; wickets were shared among the bowlers, Rajesh taking three

21-May-1999•Olivier de Braekeleer

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