Beyond the Test World

It is being reported in the UAE that Dubai Sports City (DSC) is trying to get the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to relocate a little more than a year after it lured the ICC away from Lord's.

The Ugandan team is stepping up its preparations ahead of their series against Kenya, which starts on September 23 at Lugogo Oval.

Hardly a week goes by these days without someone excitedly claiming that cricket is about to take-off in China

According to CricketEurope, the ICC will expand the World Cricket League to five divisions:

Kenya's preparations for next year's World Cup will continue later this month when they tour Uganda for three ODIs and a three-day match.

Two Somerset cricketers have been suspended after incidents in their club’s match against Bailey's Bay at Sea Breeze Oval.

Simon Worral, in the BBC’s From Our Own Correspondent radio programme, reports on the rise of cricket in America in which he watched the semi-final between Tropical Sports Club and North Atlanta.

The Dubai Cricket Council, which hosts the maximum tournaments in the UAE, has been unable to announce their schedule for the new season.

An MCC touring team, managed by J.A.F

Finland have returned to Division 3 of the European Championships after winning this week's 4th division tournament in Belgium.

The Shaw Festival beat the Stratford Festival by 102 runs at Veterans Memorial Park, Niagara-on-the-Lake on Monday August 29

Bermuda won the World Cricket League Americas Division 1 Championship for the first time

The tropical storm Ernesto cancelled Bermuda’s matches at the Under-15 Americas Championship yesterday in Florida

Ramle shocked Lions Lod yesterday with a 35-run win:

Hong Kong have announced a squad of 14 for the women's tour of Pakistan next month

Shabir Mohammed plundered 353 not out in a league game for his club side United Cricket Club in northern California on August 27

Mohammad Azharuddin , the former India captain and Rizwan-uz-Zaman turned out for a club side in Glendale Heights, Illinois, yesterday to raise money for flood victims in Gujarat, India.

UAE 175 for 5 (Khan 61*) beat Hong Kong 174 for 8 (Ali 3-35) by 5 wickets

John Davison, the Canadian captain, lead the way to his side's ten-wicket victory over USA in Ontario, on Saturday

Rain and bad light put an end to the top-of-the table clash between Bermuda and USA in Ontario on Friday