Beyond the Test World

Scotland's World Cup cricket captain, Craig Wright, has voiced his fear that the sport has hit a "glass ceiling" in his homeland and that, barring some significant new investment for the leading players, he could foresee the Scots starting to slip

Trent Johnston, Ireland's captain, has challenged his young squad to produce the goods against the might of India who they face in a one-dayer on Saturday at Stormont, Belfast

More than 200 cricketers from all across North America, ranging in age from 10 to 15, are converging on Cupertino in the Bay Area for the largest cricket tournament to be staged on North American soil

MCC start a tour of Belgium - where cricket was first played in 1815, between British Army officers before the Battle of Waterloo - on Friday (June 22).

Offspinner Muhammad Kashif has withdrawn from the Netherlands side for the tour to Canada because of a family bereavement

In The Daily Telegraph Tony Francis travels to Ireland to see if the World Cup was a flash in the pan or something more significant

Cricket Kenya is on the verge of offering its leading players one-year contracts.

Cricket Kenya has confirmed that India A will tour Kenya in late July or early August to play two four-day matches as well as taking part in a one-day series which will involve at least one other country's A team.

Peter Gillespie has retired from international cricket after 124 appearances for Ireland.

Ireland have announced a severely depleted 13-man squad for their one-dayers against India and South Africa due to get under way on June 23

Cricket Kenya (CK) has suspended its Central province ahead of next month's board elections.

Two Ugandan cricketers who disappeared at the end of the World cricket League in Darwin earlier this month have been found by Australia’s Immigration Department in Adelaide.

The Gulf News reports that a ten-team tournament will be held in Fujairah between June 21 and August 2.

The USA may well be readmitted to the international fold after talks between the warring factions battling for control of the USA Cricket Association in Washington over the weekend.

The Daily Telegraph reports that MCC is looking to establish a body called MCC America to help with coaching and coordinating the games development in the USA.

American cricket has had a boost of a kind recently and there’s more good news in store

The Gulf News reports that the Dubai Sports City cricket stadium will open in January 2008 and the first international match could be as soon as March next year.

Kenya is likely to host the next Afro-Asia Cup which will be held in June next year, the Asian Cricket Council has announced.

Associates cricket is on something of a high at the moment

It appears two of Uganda's players, who won Division Three of the World Cricket League , have gone missing in Australia.