FTP | International cricket in 2001

[World Cricket Conference]

Denmark tour of Guernsey, 2001
2 Tests, 3 ODIs

Spoiler: Guernsey

GUERNSEY

Tom Nightingale
Phillip Austin
Otto Harper
William Clark

Harry Wroetoshaw
Dom Nightingale
Thomas Wilson
Richard Morgan

Finlay Wilson
Alistair Davis
Ryan Edwards

Sidney Lewis
Patrick Duncan
William King

Harrison Willis

Spoiler: Denmark

DENMARK

Chris Mattsson
Aksel Johansson
Dennis Balle
Niels Hjort

Søren Berglund
William Gunnarsson
Paul Boesen
Jørn Storgaard

August Eklund
Oliver Johansson
Hugo Ali

Felix Nørregaard
Martin Lundgren
Noah Bendtsen

Chris Fredriksson

Test Series

5–9 April, 2001 - 1st Test at St. Sampson - Guernsey won by 136 runs
13–17 April, 2001 - 2nd Test at Castel - Guernsey won by 137 runs

ODI Series

24 April, 2001 - 1st ODI at Las Varendes - Denmark won by 30 runs
27 April, 2001 - 2nd ODI at St. Peter Port - Denmark won by 7 wickets (with 22 deliveries remaining)
1 May, 2001 - 3rd ODI at St. Sampson - Guernsey won by 7 wickets (with 118 deliveries remaining)

@Neptune @liveinasociety​

 

[pillowprocter]

Denmark tour of Guernsey, 2001
3 ODIs, 2 Tests

Two best teams in the world this'll be fun to watch

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Japan does have two open spots to compete in a tri-nation OD cup in the June period which would be the middle of the Japanese cricket season.

Two ODIs in January vs Morocco? You would need four slots to take part in a tri-series, so you can host us instead maybe?

 

[ddrap14]

Host Nation:Vanuatu
Touring Nation(s):Italy, Spain

Tour Type:Triangular ODI series
Slots:4
Tentative Schedule:October/November

@Guesty98 and @ddrap14 to confirm

Confirm

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Please confirm @HawkAussie

Host Nation: Japan
Touring Nation(s): Morocco

Tour Type: Custom
Slots: 2 (2 ODIs)
Tentative Schedule: January

Please confirm @Supreme General

Host Nation: England
Touring Nation(s): Morocco

Tour Type: Custom
Slots: 3 (3 Tests)
Tentative Schedule: July/August

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Bangladesh tour of Canada, 2001
2 Tests

Spoiler: Canada

CANADA

Graham White
Sean Law
Marc-Olivier Desaulniers
Balendra Lathar

Rajiv Bhatnagar
Peter Wu
Martin Terry

Roger Khan
Azad Mukherjee
Olivier MacDonald

Badr Baig
Baki Bhutta
Amish Bakshi

Shawnte McCullock
Larice Powell

Spoiler: Bangladesh

BANGLADESH

Shihab Ahmed
Sajidur Rahman
Azbin Sattar Drubo

Sayem Ahmed Chomok
Arif Hassan
Salman Farsi
Himel Kutub
Shahjahan Uddin
Rustom Ali

Najmul Hossain
Badshah Kutub

Salman Muqtadir
Turjoy Vattacharjay
Alexander Kuddus

Nirupom Debnath

Test Series

18–22 December, 2001 - 1st Test at Stratford - Canada won by 9 wickets
26–30 December, 2001 - 2nd Test at Winnipeg - Canada won by 8 wickets

@ahmedleo414 @A.P Haux​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Niue tour of Finland, 2001
6 ODIs

Spoiler: Finland

FINLAND

Risto Okkonen
Hannes Rajamäki
Marcus Soininen

Kauko Hossi
Erno Ollanketo
Juhani Viljanen
Emppu Lenho
Arto Hentunen

Eemeli Sundqvist
Seppo Kasslin
Erkki Uotila
Sami Kangas

Manne Rautiainen
Taneli Kortesmäki

Mauri Narjus

Spoiler: Niue

NIUE

Nia Tutakitoa-Williams
Hanisi Poitoa
Misikea Feleti

Dalton Nemani
Jayson Okesene
Haitrosene Vemoa
Mark Manusaute

Daniel Emani
Uniki Waaka
Aika Enoka

Toafofoa Seu
Taleni Halatau
Faleuka Tagelagi
Talaititama Holo

Duken Talaiti

ODI Series

23 April, 2001 - 1st ODI at Helsinki - Finland won by 40 runs
26 April, 2001 - 2nd ODI at Kerava - Niue won by 7 wickets (with 34 deliveries remaining)
1 May, 2001 - 3rd ODI at Vantaa - Finland won by 6 wickets (with 97 deliveries remaining)
4 May, 2001 - 4th ODI at Kerava - Niue won by 54 runs
8 May, 2001 - 5th ODI at Helsinki - Finland won by 1 run
11 May, 2001 - 6th ODI at Vantaa - Finland won by 4 wickets (with 113 deliveries remaining)

@Manish. @Till Valhalla​

 

[Neptune]

Casablanca Cup, 2001
Quadrangular ODI Series

Spoiler: Morocco

MOROCCO

Hervé Hocquard
Rachid Al-Fassi
Moulham Assaraf
Hamid El Khayat

Zamen Ibn Al-Hasan
Abderrahim Zniber
Sofian Salem
Noureddine Said

Waqqas Al-Jirari
Mohammed Laroui
Sufyan Ben Barka
Zubayr Bennis

El Mahi Khatibi

Pierre-Marie Rapace
Abdelkarim Toulali

Spoiler: Denmark

DENMARK

Chris Mattsson
Aksel Johansson
Arman Ali
Niels Hjort

William Gunnarsson
Paul Boesen
Jørn Storgaard
Ove Bundgaard

August Eklund
Hugo Ali
Klaus Albertsen

Felix Nørregaard
Martin Lundgren
Noah Bendtsen

Chris Fredriksson

Spoiler: New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND

Fritz Collins
Abraham Spinka
Joe Barbaro

Max Haley
Michel Gottlieb
Thad Wolf
Rembrant Marcelino

Trace Roberts
Miguel Powlowski
Pete Mitchell
Pepe Costa

Martin Franecki
Emile Leannon
Waiapi Eketone

Clinton Hintz

Spoiler: Zimbabwe

ZIMBABWE

Shungudzemwoyo Gumbo
Takudzwa Matongo
Rudzi Hunzvi
Louw Hope

Godwin Hope
Kaikura van der Watt
Buve Bulawayo

Danté van Blerk
Terereai Mutasa
Jongwe Chimusasa
Nashe Dangarembga

Farai Mombeshora

Spider Rusere
Diindingwe Mtawarira
Maguri Nhema

Fixtures

6 May, 2001 -

Morocco vs

Zimbabwe at Casablanca - Morocco won by 78 runs
7 May, 2001 -

Denmark vs

New Zealand at Casablanca - Denmark won by 5 wickets (with 15 deliveries remaining)

9 May, 2001 -

Denmark vs

Zimbabwe at Casablanca - Denmark won by 39 runs
10 May, 2001 -

Morocco vs

New Zealand at Casablanca - New Zealand won by 78 runs

12 May, 2001 -

New Zealand vs

Zimbabwe at Casablanca - New Zealand won by 59 runs
13 May, 2001 -

Morocco vs

Denmark at Casablanca - Denmark won by 6 wickets (with 56 deliveries remaining)

16 May, 2001 -

Denmark vs

New Zealand at Casablanca - Denmark won by 18 runs

Standings

	Q​		TEAM​		MAT​		WON​		LOST​		TIED​		N/R​		PTS​		NRR​
	​		DENMARK		3​		3​		0​		0​		0​		9​		+0.811​
	​		NEW ZEALAND		3​		2​		1​		0​		0​		6​		+0.818​
	​		MOROCCO		3​		1​		2​		0​		0​		3​		-0.367​
	​		ZIMBABWE		3​		0​		3​		0​		0​		0​		-1.173​

Points

Win: 3 points / Tie: 2 points / N/R: 1 point / Loss: 0 points
* teams equal on points at the end of the group stage are ranked by the following order

Spoiler: Tie Breakers

- if equal on points, team with better head-to-head record is ranked higher
- if equal on head-to-head record, team with more wins is ranked higher
- if equal on wins, team with fewer losses is ranked higher
- if equal on losses, team with better net-run-rate is ranked higher

@Na Maloom Afraad @liveinasociety @TSPrathik @mohsin7827

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Guernsey tour of Canada, 2001
2 Tests, 3 ODIs

Spoiler: Canada

CANADA

Graham White
Sean Law
Marc-Olivier Desaulniers
Balendra Lathar

Hamza Asad
Rajiv Bhatnagar
Frederic Baron
Peter Wu

Martin Terry

Azad Mukherjee
Roger Khan
Olivier MacDonald

Badr Baig
Baki Bhutta
Amish Bakshi

Shawnte McCullock

Spoiler: Guernsey

GUERNSEY

Tom Nightingale
Phillip Austin
Otto Harper
William Clark

Harry Wroetoshaw
Dom Nightingale
Thomas Wilson
Richard Morgan

Finlay Wilson
Alistair Davis
Ryan Edwards

Sidney Lewis
Patrick Duncan
William King

Harrison Willis

Test Series

15–19 May, 2001 - 1st Test at Vancouver - Canada won by 64 runs
24–28 May, 2001 - 2nd Test at Verdun - Canada won by 259 runs

ODI Series

1 June, 2001 - 1st ODI at Stratford - Canada won by 8 wickets (with 138 deliveries remaining)
3 June, 2001 - 2nd ODI at Winnipeg - Guernsey won by 6 wickets (with 97 deliveries remaining)
5 June, 2001 - 3rd ODI at Toronto - Canada won by 21 runs

@ahmedleo414 @Neptune​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

North Korea tour of the Netherlands, 2001
2 Tests

Spoiler: Netherlands

NETHERLANDS

Huib Nickson
Arnout Lauman
Bert Rood
Rinus Neman

Faas Vermeulen
Jan Jansen
Hermanus Visscher
Rens de Wit

Donald Bomkamp
Rick de Graaf
Paulus Flipse

Tyler de Lange
Arie Rosencrans

Matthijs de Bruijn
Martijn van Gorder

Spoiler: North Korea

NORTH KOREA

To Chuwon
Pom Ki-Nam
Cho Yeon-Seok
Kae Kwang-Hoon

P'yong Kang-Dae
P'aeng Jong-Su
Ogum Hyuk
Kung Do-Hyeon

Sok Se-Yoon
Kan Yeong-Cheol
Si Pyong-Chol

Tu Hyun-Jun
In Hyun-Jun

Song Kyung-Ho
Kim Jong-Lee

Test Series

17–21 May, 2001 - 1st Test at Rotterdam - Netherlands won by an innings and 92 runs
25–29 May, 2001 - 2nd Test at Amstelveen - Netherlands won by an innings and 115 runs

@NaviN GandhI @Verified Enigma​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Niue tour of Zimbabwe, 2001
3 Tests

Spoiler: Zimbabwe

ZIMBABWE

Shungudzemwoyo Gumbo
Takudzwa Matongo
Rudzi Hunzvi
Louw Hope

Godwin Hope
Kaikura van der Watt
Buve Bulawayo

Danté van Blerk
Terereai Mutasa
Jongwe Chimusasa
Nashe Dangarembga

Farai Mombeshora

Spider Rusere
Diindingwe Mtawarira
Maguri Nhema

Spoiler: Niue

NIUE

Nia Tutakitoa-Williams
Hanisi Poitoa
Misikea Feleti

Dalton Nemani
Jayson Okesene
Haitrosene Vemoa
Mark Manusaute

Daniel Emani
Uniki Waaka
Aika Enoka

Toafofoa Seu
Taleni Halatau
Faleuka Tagelagi
Talaititama Holo

Duken Talaiti

Test Series

4–8 June, 2001 - 1st Test at Bulawayo - Match drawn
11–15 June, 2001 - 2nd Test at Harare - Niue won by 10 wickets
18–22 June, 2001 - 3rd Test at Victoria Falls - Match drawn

@mohsin7827 @Till Valhalla​

 

[Guesty98]

Host Nation:Vanuatu
Touring Nation(s):Italy, Spain

Tour Type:Triangular ODI series
Slots:4
Tentative Schedule:October/November

@Guesty98 and @ddrap14 to confirm

Confirm

 

[pillowprocter]

Since Vanuatu's tour of Canada has been cancelled, does any team want to host us for a 3-match Test series in June/July?

 

[Pinch hitter]

Since Vanuatu's tour of Canada has been cancelled, does any team want to host us for a 3-match Test series in June/July?

We can come to Vanuatu... June/July not good time for cricket in India...

 

[pillowprocter]

We can come to Vanuatu... June/July not good time for cricket in India...

Unfortunately we don't have an excellent pitch so I'm reluctant to host test series. Maybe next year