Rod Lyall - Page 25

Retired academic, now a journalist and commentator, mainly covering Dutch international and domestic cricket.
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Plenty to look forward to in Scottish Cup draws

53 Scottish clubs are scheduled to play in this season’s two national men’s cup competitions, the Scottish Cup and the Challenge Cup, the draws for...

Netherlands: Escalation in KNCB governance dispute

Tensions leading up to the KNCB general meeting on 14 April rose last week, when club chairmen learned that a shareholders’ meeting of Cricket Nederland...

Structural integrity of the KNCB is a matter for concern

The general meeting of the KNCB, the governing body for Dutch cricket, which takes place next week, will face some critical choices about the organisation’s...

Without county stars, Netherlands pick a strong squad for Kathmandu

Even without his County-contracted players and New Zealand-based Logan van Beek – at least eight would very probably make the full squad for a big...

Betty Timmer to stand down as KNCB chair

With the papers so far circulated for the Spring General Meeting of the KNCB on 14 April comes confirmation that Betty Timmer is standing down...

Tristan Stubbs to join Excelsior Schiedam

As preparations continue for the scheduled start of the Dutch Topklasse on 1 May, Schiedam club Excelsior ’20 have announced that they will have 20-year-old...

Switzerland, Czechia ring domestic changes

As European eyes turn towards the new season in hope that despite the ravages of COVID-19 some cricket will be possible, the game’s governing bodies...

Dutch domestic cricket competitions in a time of COVID-19

With a curfew still in place, more than 4000 new COVID-19 cases per day and hundreds still in intensive care, the Netherlands, like much of...

Dutch unveil ambitious 2021 international cricket programme

Unfazed by the pandemic which continues to afflict Europe, the KNCB has announced the Dutch international cricket programme for 2021, covering the boys’ and...

Wesley Barresi calls it a day

Long-serving Dutch batsman Wesley Barresi has announced his retirement from all cricket at the age of 36. Between his first appearance in Dutch colours in 2009...

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