Development - East-Asia Pacific

ICC EAP Regional Umpiring Coordinator (voluntary) Tony Cooper, recently returned from visits to both Samoa and Cook Islands where he conducted Level One Umpiring courses.

The ICC East Asia-Pacific region announced this month the establishment of the EAP Umpires Panel (EAPUP), providing a further step in the region's umpiring pathway

As most of you might know the Japanese company I work for decided to dispatch me for a week to Shizuoka, Japan.

In a milestone moment for the ICC EAP umpiring program, Indonesia's Shahul Hameed was appointed to stand in the final of the ICC Trophy final between Ireland and Scotland on July 13.

Papua New Guinea (PNG) completed the ICC Trophy in fine style after defeating Uganda in a tense climax to the playoff for 11th and 12th positions.

Cricket oldest enemies met under the shadow of Mount Fuji, Japan, recently to do battle for the Tokyo Ashes.

As has been the practice in recent years the Kanto Cricket League (KCL) committee organized a KCL umpiring seminar. All teams were encouraged to send representatives so as to further improve the level of umpiring in the KCL competition as well as in cric

The beautiful Aitutaki in the Cook Islands recently played host to two trials between Rarotonga and Aitutaki. These closely fought fixtures played a key role in selection for the Cook Islands National side which has been announced to contest the ICC EAP

Papua New Guinea yesterday secured their first victory of the 2005 ICC Trophy, defeating Oman by 93 runs in a rain-affected match.

In a significant milestone for the International Cricket Council's (ICC) East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Development Program, Japan was yesterday upgraded to Associate Member status at the ICC Annual Conference in London.

Miwa Primary School in Shizuoka City, Japan, has officially introduced cricket into its school curriculum

Northern Territory Cricket (NTC) will be instrumental in the continued growth of cricket in Indonesia after the International Cricket Council (ICC) and NTC today announced the formalisation of a cricket development partnership with the Indonesian Cricket

Radio Australia today reaffirmed a commitment to cricket fans in South-East Asia and the Pacific, announcing it will broadcast live coverage of the upcoming Ashes cricket series.

Former Australian Test Fast Bowler, Rodney Hogg, recently entertained the cricketing community in Jakarta, Indonesia, when he spoke at the annual Jakarta Cricket Association dinner

The Papua New Guinea (PNG) National Cricket team have returned home after their unbeaten tour to Townsville this week.

The final of the Kabelvision JCA League was played recently with Senayan C.C. becoming the first club in JCA history to stay unbeaten through an entire season.

Indonesia's first-ever girl's cricket team, from Bali, won its inaugural match recently when it defeated a boy's team from Sunari High School.

For a split second, a sea of blank faces seemed to stare at me pondering the question I had posed that had been translated into Japanese for their benefit. Did they really know nothing about cricket?

The International Cricket Council (ICC) East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Region today announced Vanuatu as the host country for the EAP Cricket Cup, 2005