Matches (28)

IND vs SA (1)

NPL (1)

SMAT (19)

Tri-Series U19 (IND) (1)

Abu Dhabi T10 (2)

WBBL (3)

HKGPL (1)

IND

349/8

(49.2/50 ov, T:350) 332

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Schedule Report Videos Series

KAY

149/7

KAG

(18/20 ov, T:150) 155/5

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Schedule Table Series

Development

Suriname set up Turks showdown

Host nation set up a decisive final clash with the Turks & Caicos Islands after recording a convincing 6 wicket win over Brazil at Snellen Park. This means that within the round-robin format of the tournament, the winner of this game will win the Division

19-Feb-2006•ICC Development (Americas) Media Release

Turks and wides sink Chile

In an extraordinary day of cricket in Paramaribo, a day filled with cricket feats ranging from amazing to bizarre, Chile somehow self-destructed and paved the way for their defeat against the Turks & Caicos Islands at Snellen Park

19-Feb-2006•ICC Development (Americas) Media Release

Suriname edge Chile on day two

Day two of the Americas Division 3 tournament produced an absorbing and exciting encounter between hosts Suriname and debutants Chile. All this in a feast of runs and exhilarating batting at Snellen Park, a ground getting dryer and faster by the day

17-Feb-2006•ICC Development (Americas) Media Release

Turks defy Brazilian challenge

In the opening match of the ICC Americas WCL Division 3 tournament the Turks & Caicos Islands saw off a spirited challenge from Brazil to record a 49 run victory at Snellen Park today

17-Feb-2006•ICC Development (Americas) Media Release

ICC Americas WCL Qualifying gets under way

International cricket competition kicks off in the Americas region today in Paramaribo, Suriname, with the start of the ICC Americas WCL Division 3 tournament. Twelve countries will be competing to claim a place in the ICC World Cricket League, due to com

16-Feb-2006•ICC Development (Americas) Media Release

Uganda have no answer for Nepal spinners

The African teams of Uganda and Namibia have had a torrid time at the Under 19 World Cup as was highlighted by their defeats to Nepal and USA respectively.

14-Feb-2006•Ronnie Kintu

Indonesia represented at ICC Youth World Cup

The ICC East Asia - Pacific (EAP) region will be represented by Indonesian umpire Shahul Hameed at the upcoming ICC Youth World Cup in Sri Lanka commencing 5 February

03-Feb-2006•ICC Development (East Asia-Pacific) Media Release

Equipment drive for EAP countries a resounding success

The recent ICC East Asia-Pacific (EAP) equipment drive at the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne was a resounding success with over 1000 items of cricket equipment received

24-Jan-2006

EAP Players dominate Australian Country selection

Three Papua New Guineans and one Cook Islander were selected in the Australian Country Representative Team at the 2006 Australian Country Cricket Championships (ACCC) Presentation Dinner held at the Silver Sands Hotel in Mandurah, Western Australia on Sat

16-Jan-2006•ICC Development (East Asia-Pacific) Media Release

FeMaCrick Senior 2005 tournaments

Results of the Senior Tournament held in Mali

03-Jan-2006•ICC Development (Africa) Media Release

China makes the great leap forward into cricket

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has sent a coaching delegation to Beijing in a bid to help fast-track China as a competitive cricket nation

15-Sep-2005•Asian Cricket Council Media Release

ICC Cricket World Cup countdown - Scotland

Five ICC Associate Member countries qualified for the ICC Cricket World Cup from the ICC Trophy 2005 in Ireland. In the first of a series of previews of these nations, Scottish journalist Mike Stanger profiles the sport in his country

15-Sep-2005

Namibia come up trumps

Namibia overcame a determined Uganda by 3 wickets to win the final of the ICC Africa/EAP U19 World Cup Qualifier played at on the main ground at Willowmoore Park in Benoni, South Africa today

27-Aug-2005•Martin Gleeson

Uganda and Namibia advance to World Cup

Uganda inched past Kenya and Namibia comfortably overcame PNG in the semi finals of the ICC Africa/EAP U19 World Cup Qualifier played at Willowmoore Park in Benoni, South Africa today

25-Aug-2005•Martin Gleeson

History repeats itself in Benoni

The semi final showdowns from this corresponding tournament in Namibia two years ago will be repeated tomorrow after Papua New Guinea defeated Kenya in today's rescheduled Round 1 clash of the ICC Africa/EAP U19 World Cup Qualifier played at Willowmoore P

24-Aug-2005•Martin Gleeson

Two centuries light up round three

Papua New Guinea tailender Norbert Kunia rescued his team with a personal best score of 104no against Nigeria and Tanzanian number three Benson Mwita (124 off 96 balls) dominated the Fijian attack to light up Round 3 of the ICC Africa/EAP U19 World Cup Qu

23-Aug-2005•Martin Gleeson

Namibia & Uganda set for top of the table clash

Both Namibia and Uganda made bold statements with emphatic victories in Round 2 of the ICC Africa/EAP U19 World Cup Qualifier played at Willowmoore Park in Benoni, South Africa today.

23-Aug-2005•Martin Gleeson

New ICC East Asia-Pacific Regional Development Manager appointed

The International Cricket Council (ICC) recently announced that Tim Anderson has been appointed the new ICC East Asia-Pacific Regional Development Manager.

12-Mar-2004

Under-19s World Cup 2003-04

Photo © ICC At present the U/19 World Cup Qualifying Tournaments are being held around the globe, with teams competing for a place in the prestigious U/19 World Cup in Bangladesh in February/March 2004

04-Aug-2003•ICC Development Media Release

ICC Development Secondment

Photo © ICC Temba Mkhosana joined the International Cricket Council's Development Department on secondment from the Zimbabwe Cricket Union for a period of 4 months

09-Jun-2003•ICC Development Media Release

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