FTP | International cricket in 2001

[A.P Haux]

I've got 2 slots left now. Anyone up for a 2 match ODI series against Bangladesh?

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Bangladesh tour of New Zealand, 2001
2 ODIs

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: 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

ODI Series

14 December, 2001 - 1st ODI at Hamilton - Bangladesh won by 6 wickets (with 37 deliveries remaining)
15 December, 2001 - 2nd ODI at Hamilton - Bangladesh won by 4 runs

@TSPrathik @A.P Haux​

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

International cricket in 2001

The 2001 international cricket season is scheduled to run from January 10th, 2001 to December 31st, 2001.

	DATE​	​	TOUR​	​	TEST​	​	ODI​
	10–12 Jan​		Morocco tour of Japan		—​		0-0 [2]​
	8–28 Feb​		Netherlands tour of Nepal		0-0 [3]​		—​
	3–27 Mar​		Greece tour of India		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	4–12 Mar​		Italy tour of Niue		—​		0-0 [3]​
	16 Mar–8 Apr​		South Africa tour of Canada		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	25–29 Mar​		Japan tour of Vanuatu		0-0 [1]​		—​
	3–15 Apr​		Vanuatu tour of Bangladesh		0-0 [1]​		0-0 [2]​
	5 Apr–1 May​		Denmark tour of Guernsey		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	23 Apr–11 May​		Niue tour of Finland		—​		0-0 [6]​
	28 Apr–19 May​		Nepal tour of Bangladesh		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	15 May–5 Jun​		Guernsey tour of Canada		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	17–29 May​		North Korea tour of the Netherlands		0-0 [2]​		—​
	4–22 Jun​		Niue tour of Zimbabwe		0-0 [3]​		—​
	17 Jun​		Nepal tour of Vanuatu		—​		0-0 [1]​
	23–29 Jun​		Japan tour of Nepal		—​		0-0 [3]​
	24–30 Jun​		Zimbabwe tour of North Korea		—​		0-0 [3]​
	3–7 Jul​		New Zealand tour of Spain		0-0 [1]​		—​
	4–24 Jul​		Denmark tour of South Africa		0-0 [3]​		—​
	5–25 Jul​		Netherlands tour of Norway		0-0 [3]​		—​
	18–22 Jul​		Finland tour of North Korea		—​		0-0 [2]​
	20 Jul–8 Aug​		Morocco tour of England		0-0 [3]​		—​
	27 Jul–6 Aug​		Pakistan tour of the Netherlands		0-0 [1]​		0-0 [2]​
	5–17 Aug​		Zimbabwe tour of Greece		0-0 [2]​		—​
	12–15 Aug​		Spain tour of South Africa		—​		0-0 [2]​
	16–23 Aug​		Japan tour of England		—​		0-0 [3]​
	17 Aug–8 Sep​		Greece tour of Egypt		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	1–5 Sep​		Netherlands tour of England		0-0 [1]​		—​
	3–24 Sep​		India tour of Spain		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	12 Sep–6 Oct​		England tour of Egypt		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	25 Sep–15 Oct​		Vanuatu tour of Morocco		0-0 [3]​		—​
	12–29 Oct​		Norway tour of Pakistan		0-0 [2]​		0-0 [3]​
	3–8 Nov​		Italy tour of Pakistan		—​		0-0 [3]​
	4–7 Nov​		North Korea tour of Norway		—​		0-0 [2]​
	11–15 Nov​		Finland tour of South Africa		—​		0-0 [2]​
	12–16 Nov​		Norway tour of New Zealand		—​		0-0 [2]​
	14–16 Dec​		Bangladesh tour of New Zealand		—​		0-0 [2]​
	17–29 Dec​		India tour of Finland		0-0 [2]​		—​
	18–30 Dec​		North Korea tour of Canada		0-0 [2]​		—​
	19–31 Dec​		Guernsey tour of Japan		0-0 [2]​		—​
	DATE​	​	TOURNAMENT​	​	WINNERS​	​	RUNNERS-UP​
	13 Jan–25 Feb​		2001 WCC Nations League		TBD		TBD
	4–11 Mar​		2001 AFCON Africa Cup of Nations		TBD		TBD
	6–16 May​		Casablanca Cup		TBD		TBD
	June​		2001 EUROCON European Championship		TBD		TBD
	September​		2001 WCC Club World Cup		TBD		TBD
	October​		2001 AFCON Sahara Shield		TBD		TBD
	18–28 Oct​		Vanuatu Tri-Series		TBD		TBD
	November​		2001 ASCON Asia Cup		TBD		TBD
	December​		2001 CONOC Nations Cup		TBD		TBD

Calling this 'massive' would be a massive understatement.

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2001 FUTURE TOURS PROGRAMME
10 January, 2001 – 31 December, 2001
Year Overview | World Rankings

Please post your squads for the following tours:​

10–12 Jan, 2001

Morocco tour of Japan
2 ODIs
@HawkAussie @Na Maloom Afraad

8–28 Feb, 2001

Netherlands tour of Nepal
3 Tests
@Disharies @NaviN GandhI

Your squad for the tour must consist of EXACTLY fifteen players
You must have at least one capable wicket-keeping (//) option in your squad
Players must be upgraded before the tour; mid-tour upgrades are not allowed

Deadline: 48 hours.​

 

[pillowprocter]

NMA resting his fingers at the end of Nov when there's no matches

 

[NaviN GandhI]

NETHERLAND TOUR OF NEPAL

PLAYING XI

Huib Nickson
Arnout Lauman
Rinus Neman
Bert Rood
Hermanus Visscher
Faas Vermeulen
Jan Jansen
Rens de Wit
Paulus Flipse
Donald Bomkamp
Rick de Graaf
Matthijs de Bruijn
Tyler de Lange
Arie Rosencrans
Martijn van Gorder​

 

[Verified Enigma]

NMA resting his fingers at the end of Nov when there's no matches

Well, not yet!

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Morocco announce 15-men squad for their first-ever international cricket series

Moroccan Cricket Federation [MCF] released the names of fifteen cricketers that will represent Morocco in their first-ever international cricket series following their admission into the World Cricket Conference [WCC]. Though Morocco had previously played a 5-match one-day series against the Netherlands, their games were not sanctioned as official ODIs owing to the associate status of both teams at the time. Since then, both the Netherlands and Morocco have gone on to become full-member nations in the WCC.

Morocco will be traveling to Japan to play two ODIs in January, with both matches being televised on free-to-air stations in Morocco. For which, the Moroccan Cricket Federation announced a 15-player squad early this morning. Casablanca dominate the national side with 7 players making their way into the squad following the domestic club's back-to-back Moroccan Cup victories, along with their impressive showing in the inaugural WCC Club World Cup, where they finished as runners-up.

Abderrahim Zniber, Casablanca's captain, will also lead the national Moroccan side in their ODI debut. The complete 15-player list is as follows:

MOROCCO vs Japan [2 ODIs, January 10-12]

El Bachir Benzakour (Casablanca)
Moulham Assaraf (Marrakech)
Rachid Al-Fassi (Casablanca)
Hervé Hocquard (Rabat)

Abderrahim Zniber (Casablanca)
Zamen Ibn Al-Hasan (Casablanca)
Sofian Salem (Casablanca)
Noureddine Said (Casablanca)

Waqqas Al-Jirari (Marrakech)
Zubayr Bennis (Rabat)
Sufyan Ben Barka (Marrakech)

Hakem Lahbabi (Rabat)
El Mahi Khatibi (Rabat)

Abdelkarim Toulali (Rabat)
Pierre-Marie Rapace (Casablanca)

 

[HawkAussie]

Nonaka Hisato
Toyoda Taroemon
Hirooki Kobayashi
Sato Kauzo

Kyosuke Yoshihashi
Miyahara Yuichi
Taichiro Shusake
Takeuchi Orochi

Yūki Hitoshi
Shiroma Kyou
Yoshimi Ryoichi

Konya Kushida
Fukutsuchi Norihisa

Yamamura Daisuke
Okabe Sho

 

[pillowprocter]

Nonaka Hisato (Fuji)
Toyoda Taroemon (Fuji)
Hirooki Kobayashi (Akishima)
Sato Kauzo (Sano)

Kyosuke Yoshihashi (Akishima)
Miyahara Yuichi (Sano)
Taichiro Shusake (Fuji)
Takeuchi Orochi (Fuji)

Yūki Hitoshi (Fuji)
Shiroma Kyou (Sano)
Yoshimi Ryoichi (Akishima)

Konya Kushida (Akishima)
Fukutsuchi Norihisa (Sano)

Yamamura Daisuke (Fuji)
Okabe Sho (Sano)

Bit of an outdated list, a lot of Hokkaido and silver players there.

 

[HawkAussie]

Bit of an outdated list, a lot of Hokkaido and silver players there.

Yeah I forgot to update that but I usually rank up players if they have played in internationals in my domestic league

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2001 FUTURE TOURS PROGRAMME
10 January, 2001 – 31 December, 2001
Year Overview | World Rankings

Please post your lineups for Round 1 of the FTP season.​

Round 1

10 January, 2001

Morocco tour of Japan
1st ODI at Fuji (Normal)

No injuries

Lineup Rules

You must have at least four/six (Test/ODI) capable bowling (/) options in your lineup
You must have at least one genuine wicket-keeping (/) option in your lineup
Mark the players You want to bowl with ^ and Your active wicket-keeper with †/+
Players playing out-of-position will incur a penalty in their batting ratings

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Deadline

24 hours - failure to post lineup within the given deadline will result in a 2-point ratings penalty for all players in your team.

@HawkAussie @Na Maloom Afraad​

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Morocco tour of Japan

Series sponsored (simmed and posted) by @TSPrathik

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

MOROCCO

El Bachir Benzakour
Moulham Assaraf
Hervé Hocquard
Abderrahim Zniber
Zamen Ibn Al-Hasan
Sofian Salem
Waqqas Al-Jirari
Sufyan Ben Barka
El Mahi Khatibi
Hakem Lahbabi
Abdelkarim Toulali

Hoping for a cracking series @HawkAussie! ​

 

[NaviN GandhI]

Series sponsored (simmed and posted) by @TSPrathik

Netherland was hoping to sponsor this series.