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Scotland’s first One-Day International

EC Rewind
In 1992, Scotland broke away from the Test and County Cricket Board (TCCB), thus creating their own cricketing identity separate from England. They gained Associate membership...

Netherlands v UAE: The first ODI between two Associates | EC Rewind

EC Rewind
Rustom Deboo takes us back in time with his new regular "EC Rewind" column. Some articles will be republished from his blog and we'll...

By Hook or by Brooks #1

By Hook or by Brooks
Further to his insight pieces regarding development, Tim Brooks reflects on recent happenings in the emerging cricket world in his new column By Hook...

The final chapter? Associate nations at the World Cup: Part 5 (2011 & 2015)

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The 16-team format used for the 2007 World Cup proved to be short-lived, as the tournament reverted to a two-group structure of 14 teams...

The Kenyan miracle and a St. Patrick’s Day for the ages: Associates at the World Cup, Part 4 (2003 & 2007)

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Bangladesh’s elevation to Test status in 2000, coupled with the increase in the number of participating teams by two on previous editions, led to...

Lions, Tigers & flair: 1996 & 1999. Associates at the World Cup, Part 3.

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As seen in Part 2, Zimbabwe became the ninth Test nation in 1992, thus opening up further opportunities for the Associates to partake...

The Zimbabwe years: ’83, ’87, ’92. Associates at the World Cup, Part 2.

EC Rewind
Having revisited the fortunes of Associate nations at the first two World Cups in 1975 and 1979 in Part 1 of this five-part series,...

Associates at the World Cup, Part 1: 1975 & 1979

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Thanks to the International Cricket Council’s retrograde decision to reduce the number of the teams at the World Cup, the 12th edition of the showpiece event,...
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