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September 24, 2006Posted by Will on 09/24/2006 in Europe
European end-of-season round-up
Rod Lyall provides a useful round-up of the cricket season in Europe, ending it with a note of caution:
The World Cricket League in Nairobi is clearly intended to give all the non-Test countries some serious match practice before the demands of the World Cup in March. That will be the real measure of whether the High Performance Programme has made a difference, and whether the nay-sayers who want to keep international cricket a closed shop have a point.One can only hope that they are conclusively proved wrong.
Read the full report at CricketEurope
- Sarel Burger to captain Namibia
- PNG appoint Peter Anderson as coach
- Ireland map out path to Tests
- Big room for Canadian improvement
- MPs join campaign to honour Frederick Heather
- Supersport extends East Africa TV deal
- I could have won the game
- Netherlands gain major sponsorship deal
- Can't wait to bowl at No. 1 team - Hassan
- Three teams vie for African title