Beyond the Test World

Paras Khadka - Nepal captain

Uganda 294 and 156 for 3 decl

Paras Khadka - Nepal captain

Anyone who hoped Kenya’s wretched performance at the ICC World Cricket League Division One in the Netherlands was no more than another minor glitch can now be in no doubt the magnitude of the problems facing the side.

Paras Khadka - Nepal captain

The cricketers of the Falkland Islands may become regular visitors to Scotland if plans for further stagings of the 'Festival of the Three Falklands' cricket festival are realised.

A month after securing Affiliate member status of the ICC, Seychelles have announced plans to build an international standard field to encourage the growth of cricket on the island nation.

The third edition of Mali’s National Cricket Championship was held in Bamako, the capital city, from July 15 to 19 at the National Institute of Youth and Sport.

The Moroccan Royal Cricket Board, in its development plan, has started introducing cricket in schools

Ellie Fielding

The ongoing infighting inside Canadian cricket rumbles on with news the Ontario Cricket Association has suspended six players - Cecil Pervez, Durrand Sorraine, Junaid Siddiqui, Rustam Bhatti, Zameer Zahir and Khusroo Wadia

The scheduled playing commitments of Africa's Associate and Affiliate countries will prevent the region having its own tournament, according to Cassim Suliman, the Africa Cricket Association CEO.

Nepal, USA, Italy, Cayman Islands, Argentina and Tanzania have announced their squads to compete in the World Cricket League Division 4 in Bologna, Italy as the teams continue along the path that may ultimately lead to a place at the World Cup in

Timothy Abraham

The infighting within Canadian cricket was again in evidence on the day the Ontario Cricket Association began legal action against Cricket Canada over team selection.

Tony Munro

Jersey 231 (Morrison 77, Driver 53, Fernando 4-49, Munasinghe 3-46) beat Italy 115 (Driver 3-23) by 116 runs Hosts Jersey finished with a 116-run victory over Italy at FB Fields to finish the five-match tournament undefeated.

Guernsey 219 (Frith 109, Prevost 53, Aamir Waheed 3-35) beat Norway 110 (Barton 51, G Rich 4-22) by 109 runs Guernsey duly completed a clean sweep, winning their fifth game of the ICC European WCL Division Two Championship by comprehensively

Jersey 150 for 4 (R Driver 70*) beat Scotland A 149 for 9 (M Petrie 39, Z Bashir 32*, C Jones 3-26) by six wickets

Israel 200 (Solomon 120, I Latin 4-43) beat Gibraltar 170 for 9 (K Murpuri 45*, R Talkar 3-31, J Evans 4-21) by 30 runs