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The International Cricket Council’s decision to elevate Ireland and Afghanistan to the World Cup rankings system may yet have an impact on Bermuda’s position in the Associate game. As part of last week’s move, the ICC also promoted Kenya and Nepal fr...

Christian Burgess has been offered a training contract with the Caribbean Premier League. The Bermuda wicketkeeper is believed to be one of six or seven players from the Americas region who will be given the opportunity to earn a playing deal in this...

Four of Bermuda’s young cricketers have been selected for a Canada team that will tour Sri Lanka in March. Sheldon Caesar, Cameron Jeffers, Antoine Seaman, and Chare Smith will join eight players from the Ontario Cricket Academy and Club for the trip...

The Caribbean Premier League will expand to seven teams for this year’s competition. St Kitts and Nevis have entered their own franchise in the competition after seeing the benefits of hosting several games last year, including the semi-finals and fi...

If Bermuda fail to advance from their regional Under-19 World Cup qualifiers this year, it will not be because the squad was unprepared. The Bermuda Cricket Board has adopted a new approach to training this year, one that places a greater emphasis on...

Marcus Scotland left Bermuda with his family last summer aged 10 and with dreams of following up on the favourable impression that he had left on youth-team coaches at Fulham and Crystal Palace. The aim was — as is the case with most youngsters who l...

Caribbean Premier League officials would love to see a player from the ICC Americas region join one of their franchises this season. That is not all they would love to see, with league officials hoping to expand beyond the West Indies and one day hav...

The International Cricket Council has moved to clarify its intentions behind a proposed change to ICC membership criteria. In a letter sent to Associate and Affiliate members by Tim Anderson, the head of global development, the game’s governing body ...

If there was one thing that Tre Manders learned from his time in Barbados it was that Bermuda’s cricketers need to work harder if they want to succeed. Part of the Bermuda contingent invited to the ICC Training Camp on the Caribbean island last month...