Matches (22)

ILT20 (1)

Vijay Hazare Trophy (19)

Sri Lanka Women tour of India (1)

HKPL 2-Day (1)

134/8

(19.1/20 ov, T:135) 138/4

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Schedule Table Series

298/8

DELHI

(37.4/50 ov, T:299) 300/6

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Schedule Table Series

Beyond the Test World

Brunei authorities keen on the game despite lack of facilities

Cricket in Brunei is still very much an expatriate sport - very few Bruneians have taken up the game on a regular basis

21-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Maldive cricketers to attend Bangladesh coaching programme

Two young cricketers from the Maldive Islands, Ali Niyaz and Ismail Nadheem, attended a Coaching Development Program organised by the ICC from March 17 to 26, at Dhaka, Bangladesh

21-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Maurice Odumbe analyses Kenya's World Cup prospects

During the last World Cup star Kenya batsman, Maurice Odumbe, had to remind Brian Lara that they had met previously

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Bangladesh captain confident on eve of World Cup

Bangladesh captain, Aminul Islam, remains confident on the eve of his team's World Cup debut in England in May despite successive defeats in the recent Meril ICT tournament in Dhaka

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

American triangular planned for Toronto in early August

A triangular tournament involving Canada, Bermuda and the United States will almost certainly be held in Toronto, Canada, from August 5-12

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Bahaman 50-over domestic league gets underway

The Bahamas main domestic competition commenced last weekend with six teams contesting the first round of a 50-over-a-side league which will run until the end of May

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Recent influx of immigrants aids Vanuatu cause

The Vanuatu Cricket Association competition has been strengthened by an influx of young Pakistanis, who have arrived to undertake study at the newly formed Business Institute of Victoria in Port Vila

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Denmark swaps captain after successful tour of Zimbabwe

Denmark has a new national captain, following the retirement from international cricket of Peer Jensen

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Scotland's John Blain on cricket north of Hadrian's Wall

For Scotland opening bowler and Northamptonshire professional, John Blain, any straight drives he will duck will be mild compared to the flak he took as a youngster for choosing the English game of cricket

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Alma Hunt of Bermuda passes away

Mr Alma Hunt, of Bermuda, revered throughout the cricketing world at both Test and Associate levels, has passed away

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Ex-pats battle it out in South Korea

"Following the move from the UN compound to a school ground, important factors will be the speed at which the teams adapt to playing on a shale/gravel outfield and whether the bounce will favour bowlers rather than batsmen

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

South American Championship gets underway

The six-nation South American Championship gets underway tomorrow in Lima, Peru, amidst a degree of uncertainty

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Vanuatu withdraw from Crompton Cup

Fiji cricket's biggest event, the Crompton Cup, has received a setback due to the withdrawal of the Vanuatu national team

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Encouraging signs in China as Shanghai sixes grow in appeal

This weekend's FPDsavills Shanghai Sixes has been hit by the late withdrawal of a South African side

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Slovenia, Italy and coaching news from the rest of Europe

Andy Searson, from Birmingham University, has been studying Italian during his compulsory year abroad, in Catania, Italy

02-Apr-1999•Tony Munro

Tonga and Vanuatu prepare for Crompton Cup

Tonga and Vanuatu will both field national teams at the Crompton Cup, while an Australian team Gingarre, makes up the overseas contingent

20-Mar-1999•Tony Munro

Cook Islands cricket joins calls for Pacific-cup as season ends

The Secretary of the Cook Islands Cricket Association, Mr

20-Mar-1999•Tony Munro

ICC likely to appoint East Asia-Pacific Development officer in early April

The vacant ICC East Asia-Pacific Development Officer's position is likely to be filled in early April, Australian Cricket Board official, Gerard Clarke, said last week

20-Mar-1999•Tony Munro

Kuwait represented in Bangladesh as domestic league continues

Two senior umpires and two junior players from Kuwait are currently participating in an ICC Development Programme in Bangladesh

20-Mar-1999•Tony Munro

Cricket takes its first steps in South Korea

South Korea's expatriate community will put on the whites for the first time in 1999 when the spring season commences in early April

20-Mar-1999•Tony Munro

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