Beyond the Test World

China: Kim Hughes guest at eight team Shanghai Sixes

Former Australian Test captain, Kim Hughes, will be the guest of honour at Chinese cricket's flagship event,

03-Jun-2001•Tony Munro

Bahamas: Commonwealth wins first match in over a year; positive development news.

The Commonwealth CC won its first match in over a year with a victory over Westerns Superstars CC last Sunday, in a loss which severely dented Superstars title chances

03-Jun-2001

Italy: Bologna and Capannelle on the run

Half way through the preliminary phase of the European Incoming Services Cup (the Italian Championship), Bologna Web Italia and defending Champions Capannelle Sharp are on the run

03-Jun-2001•Dr. Simone Gambino

Finland: Surprising start to the Finnish Championship

The opening weekend of the Finnish season on 19 May saw last year's champions Vantaa CC destroyed by Helsinki CC

03-Jun-2001•Andrew Armitage

Japan: The latest Japanese cricket news, including League updates

Read the confessions of a Japanese woman cricket buff, who currently lives in Hong Kong, which appeared on Rediff Cricket, a cricket news web site

03-Jun-2001

Botswana: Inter-town league underway in busy season

The major competition of a busy Botswana cricket scene, the inter-town league, is underway, with at least eight teams competing in two groups

03-Jun-2001

Denmark: Esbjerg to face Svanholm in Cup final as Svanholm and Herning lead Premier League

The Danish season always starts with "The Cup"

03-Jun-2001•Peter Power

Colombia: Panama wins series 2-0 but Colombian cricket is the winner

Early this morning, our visitors from Panama returned home after spending a week end playing two games of cricket with the Bogota contingent

13-May-2001•Norman Thracht

Nepal: Kapilvastu wins prestigeous Jai Trophy national championship amid pitch controversy

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13-May-2001•Ujjwol Acharya

Nigeria: Foundation CC retains Lagos League title

Foundation Cricket Club 1(FCC1) retained the Lagos League by defeating GCI Old Boys by 7 wickets

13-May-2001

Netherlands: Ron De Leeuw reports on the start of the Dutch season

Sunday May 6th saw the start of the Dutch 2001 cricket season

13-May-2001

Philippines: Nomads scalp Indians

The Nomad cricketers scored a resounding victory over their long term adversaries, the Indians, on Sunday, May 6

13-May-2001•Bill Bailey

United States: First ever Global Symposium promises to boost world wide development

The United States Junior Cricket organisation is to hold twin events in October this year which could potentially have great significance for the development of cricket on both a national and global scale

13-May-2001

West African Championships: Sierra Leone retains title against Nigeria, Ghana & Gambia

The 2001 West African Championship has come and gone and Sierra Leone has retained the current cup for keeps having won it thrice in a row

13-May-2001•Kwesi Sagoe

Fiji: Lau takes the Cricket Gold Medal at the Fifith Fiji Games

The annual under 19 tournament this year doubled up as the cricket component of the fifth Fiji Games

13-May-2001•Robin Carr

France: Richie Benaud reports on the announcement of the French national team

France has nominated a strong squad for the ICC Trophy in Canada and two of the more interesting inclusions have only 30 years between them

13-May-2001•Richie Benaud

Belgium: Vibrant cricket season starts

Things are really moving in Belgium - despite the weather

13-May-2001•Martin O'Connor

BTTW's List of Cricket Playing Countries 'or How To Start Another Argument'

When BTTW's first 'List of Cricket Playing Countries' appeared on the page's October 25 edition, the goal was to do what the name implied, list every country where cricket in played, even if it is just half a dozen or so expats meeting on the grounds

13-May-2001

Switzerland: Welcome to the first edition of John Bird's 'Letter from Switzerland'.

For when the Great Scorer comes to write against your name, he marks not if you won or lost, but how you played the game

13-May-2001•John Bird

Thailand: Chiang Mai Sixes - South Africans reign supreme

It was the South Africans who basically dominated the Fourteenth edition of the Chiang Mai Cricket Sixes, played at the charming century-old Chiengmai Gymkhana Club Cricket Ground

13-May-2001•Peter Cummins - Chiang Mai, Thailand

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