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"Coach Rudolph downplays Namibia’s favourites tag"

Namibia coach Johan Rudolph wants his side to curb their natural attacking instincts in the World Cricket League Division Two tournament that begins today in Dubai. The pre-tournament favourites, alongside hosts UAE, Namibia are well known for the ag...
Apr 08, 2011
Cricket

"Porterfield’s attack resonates with Associate countries"

William Porterfield’s scathing attack on the ICC yesterday found a lot of support among the six Associate nations who are in Dubai for the World Cricket League Division Two tournament. Not that anyone will come out and say so publicly. The Ireland ca...
Apr 07, 2011
Cricket

"Hong Kong confident of top four finish"

Hong Kong coach Charlie Burke said his side will have ‘no excuses’ if they fail to finish in the top four at the World Cricket League Division Two tournament which starts in Dubai tomorrow. The Division Three winners have been building up for the qua...
Apr 07, 2011
Cricket

"BCB launch Elite Player League"

Bermuda’s best cricketers will battle against each other on a regular basis this season in a newly-created Elite Player League. Four teams will compete several times over a six week period in May and June, with the best of the best selected for an Al...
Apr 06, 2011
Cricket

"Smith: Decision to cut teams is a joke"

Clay Smith has called the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) decision to reduce the next two cricket World Cups to ten teams as contradictory to their philosophy of promoting the game worldwide. The decision, which was confirmed on Monday by the I...
Apr 06, 2011
Cricket

"Moore to pick strongest side available for PNG"

The World Cricket League Division Two Qualifiers begin in Dubai on Friday, and who Bermuda select and how they play will determine the Island’s international fate for the next two years. While a top-two finish would seem unlikely given the inconsiste...
Apr 06, 2011
Cricket

"World Cup cut to ten teams"

LONDON (Reuters) The 2015 and 2019 World Cups will be contested by 10 teams after the International Cricket Council (ICC) yesterday confirmed their decision to cut four nations from the tournament. The 2015 tournament, to be held in Australia and New...
Apr 05, 2011
Cricket

"Moore rues Bermuda’s bad decisions"

DUBAI (Bermuda won the toss) Namibia 208-5, beat Bermuda, 108 all out, by 100 runs. Albert Einstein’s famous definition of insanity was ‘doing something over and over again and expecting different results’. Following that logic then the Bermuda crick...
Apr 05, 2011
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"Namibia thrash Bermuda in Dubai"

Bermuda slumped to a crushing 100 run defeat at the hands of Namibia in Dubai today. Poor decision making and some suicidal running saw the Island tumble to 108 all out in their final warm-up match before the World Cricket League Division Two qualifi...
Apr 04, 2011
Cricket

"Bermuda upbeat headinginto Division Two qualifiers"

Bermuda have come a long way since their humbling in Namibia this time last year. Today, against those same opponents in their final warm-up game before the World Cricket League Division Two qualifiers begin on Friday, they will get to see how far t...
Apr 04, 2011
Cricket

"Top batBlakeneylinked withCleveland"

Top cricketer Glenn Blakeney has been linked with a move from Bailey’s Bay to Cleveland County for the upcoming season. But no deal has been agreed upon and even County skipper Dennis Musson wasn’t sure yesterday whether the former international and ...
Apr 04, 2011
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"Injured Stovell to miss Bermuda's final warm up game"

Dion Stovell will miss Bermuda's final warm-up game for the World Cricket League Division Two tournament tomorrow against Namibia. The opening batsman was hit on his left foot during yesterday's six-wicket win over Hong Kong, and sat out today's prac...
Apr 03, 2011
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