With almost two full years to go until the 2011 World Cup, qualification for the 2015 competition is already well underway, with the World Cricket League (sadly, unlike the World Soccer League, not featuring the Timborary Shamrocks) having reached the Division 6 stage in Singapore. Bahrain, Botswana, Malaysia, Guernsey, Norway and Singapore will all be [...]
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World Cricket League Division 6 Preview
Posted in bahrain, botswana, guernsey, malaysia, norway, singapore, tagged trevor chappell, world cricket league, guernsey, bahrain, botswana, malaysia, Qamar Saeed, Jeremy Frith, Thushara Kodikara, Suresh Navarathnam on August 27, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
World Cricket League Divison 7 Preview
Posted in bahrain, gibraltar, guernsey, japan, nigeria, suriname, tagged acc middle east cup, afghanistan, bahrain, ghana, gibraltar, guernsey, hampshire, japan, jersey, lee savident, nigeria, richard laidler, surinam, suriname, the beatles, world cricket league on May 16, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Although the 2011 World Cup is still two years away, qualification begins tomorrow for the 2015 competition with Division 7 of the World Cricket League. After Afghanistan’s heroics over the last year, the minnows of Bahrain, Gibraltar, Guernsey, Japan, Nigeria and Suriname (who don’t seem to have a website) will be hoping for some glory [...]
Guernsey join the World
Posted in guernsey, tagged bahrain, gibraltar, guernsey, japan, nigeria, surinam, suriname, world cricket league on November 14, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Guernsey, obviously flush with the £100 that the ICC have given them, have been promoted to Division 7 of the World Cricket League, where they join such cricketing heavyweights as Bahrain, Japan, Nigeria, Gibraltar and Surinam (or Suriname).
Good luck to them.
Guernsey join the club
Posted in guernsey, tagged £100, guernsey on July 5, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Congratulations to Guernsey, who have become the 34th Associate members of the ICC. This will guarantee a “three-figure sum” each year. Does that mean £100? That doesn’t sound like much to me. Still, well done Guernsey.