2009–14 ICC World Cricket League

2009–14 ICC World Cricket League
Administrator(s) International Cricket Council
Cricket format One Day International
List A
Tournament format(s) Round-robin and Knockout

The 2009–14 ICC World Cricket League was the second season of ICC World Cricket League. Following the establishment of the various leagues during the preceding tournament, it was composed of eight divisions.[1] In addition, a series of qualifying regional tournaments were played. The divisions were played in roughly consecutive order, with the lower divisions played first. The top two from each division gained promotion to the following, higher division, meaning that some teams played in more than one division during the tournament.[2] The first tournament, in May 2009, was the 2009 ICC World Cricket League Division Seven in Guernsey.[3]

Tournaments Summary

Calendar source:[1][4]

Details Host Nation(s) Final Venue Final
Winner Result Runner-up
2009
Division Seven
Guernsey
Guernsey
King George V Sports Ground,
Castel
 Bahrain
207/7 (46.1 overs)
Bahrain won by 3 wickets
Scorecard
 Guernsey
204/9 (50.0 overs)
2009
Division Six
Singapore
Singapore
Kallang Cricket Ground,
Singapore
 Singapore
242/8 (50.0 overs)
Singapore won by 68 runs
Scorecard
 Bahrain
174 all out (48.4 overs)
2010
Division Five
Nepal
Nepal
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur    Nepal
175/5 (46.5 overs)
Nepal won by 5 wickets
Scorecard
 United States
172 all out (47.2 overs)
2010
Division One
Netherlands
Netherlands
VRA Ground,
Amstelveen
 Ireland
233/4 (44.5 overs)
Ireland won by 6 wickets
Scorecard
 Scotland
232 all out (48.5 overs)
2010
Division Four
Italy
Italy
Ovale di Rastignano,
Pianoro
 United States
188/2 (21.4 overs)
United States won by 8 wickets

Scorecard

 Italy
185/9 (50 overs)
2010
Division Eight
Kuwait
Kuwait
Kuwait Oil Company Hubara Ground, Ahmadi City  Kuwait
164/4 (33.1 overs)
Kuwait won by 6 wickets

Scorecard

 Germany
163/8 (50 overs)
2011
Division Three
Hong Kong
Hong Kong
Kowloon Cricket Club  Hong Kong
207/6 (47.1 overs)
Hong Kong won by 4 wickets

Scorecard

 Papua New Guinea
202 (50 overs)
2011
Division Two
United Arab Emirates
United Arab Emirates
DSC Cricket Stadium, Dubai  United Arab Emirates
201/5 (45.3 overs)
United Arab Emirates won by 5 wickets

Scorecard

 Namibia
200 (49.3 overs)
2011
Division Seven
Botswana
Botswana
Botswana Cricket Association Oval 1, Gaborone  Kuwait
219/9 (50 overs)
Kuwait won by 72 runs

Scorecard

 Nigeria
147 (36.5 overs)
2011
Division Six
Malaysia
Malaysia
Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur  Guernsey
211/8 (49.3 overs)
Guernsey won by 2 wickets

Scorecard

 Malaysia
208/9 (50 overs)
2012
Division Five
Singapore
Singapore
Kallang Ground, Singapore  Singapore
164/1 (26.4 overs)
Singapore won by 9 wickets

Scorecard

 Malaysia
159 (47 overs)
2012
Division Four
Malaysia
Malaysia
Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur    Nepal
147/2 (28 overs)
Nepal won by 8 wickets

Scorecard

 United States
145 (48.1 overs)
2013
Division Three
Bermuda
Bermuda
National Stadium, Hamilton    Nepal
153/5 (39.2 overs)
Nepal won by 5 wickets

Scorecard

 Uganda
151/8 (50.0 overs)
2014
WC Qualifier
New Zealand
New Zealand
Bert Sutcliffe Oval, Lincoln  Scotland
285/5 (50.0 Overs)
Scotland won by 41 runs
Scorecard
 United Arab Emirates
244/9 (50.0 overs)

Teams

TeamDivision200920102011201220132014
20092014 Div SevenDiv Six Div FiveDiv FourDiv EightDiv One Div ThreeDiv TwoDiv SevenDiv Six Div FiveDiv FourDiv ThreeChampionshipICC WCQ
 Afghanistan1C 3 2
 Canada12 5 88
 Ireland1C 1 1
 Kenya12 6 65
 Netherlands12 4 47
 Scotland1C 2 51
 Argentina46 6 6
 BahamasRR 8
 Bahrain76123 5
 Bermuda23 6 4
 BhutanRR 7
 Botswana67 5 4
 Cayman Islands45 5 4
 Denmark34 5 4
 Fiji57 6 6
 GermanyR7 2 3
 Gibraltar7R6 6
 Guernsey7523 13
 Hong Kong3C 14 3
 Italy43 2 4
 Japan784 6
 Jersey56 5 4
 KuwaitR6 1 13
 Malaysia65 4 225
 Namibia22 2 76
   Nepal53 13 11 9
 Nigeria773 25
 Norway68 6 5
 Oman34 3
 Papua New Guinea3C 23 4
 Singapore64 14 13
 Suriname785 5
 Tanzania45 4 6
 Uganda23 5 2 10
 United Arab Emirates2C 1 32
 United States53 21 6 23
 VanuatuR8 3
 ZambiaRR 4
     Team with ODI status
     Team qualifies for 2015 ICC Cricket World Cup
     Team qualifies for 2011–13 ICC World Cricket League Championship
     Team promoted to upper division
     Team remains in the division
     Team relegated to a lower division
R Team qualified from or relegated to regional tournament

Full Schedule and results

Global tournaments (chronological order)
2009 Global Division Seven

1st – Bahrain
2nd – Guernsey
3rd – Nigeria
4th – Japan
5th – Suriname
6th – Gibraltar

Held in Guernsey, 17–24 May 2009[5][6][7]

 Bahrain and  Guernsey qualify for 2009 Global Division Six
 Nigeria and  Japan remain for 2011 Global Division Seven
 Suriname and  Gibraltar relegated to 2010 Global Division Eight

2009 Global Division Six

1st – Singapore
2nd – Bahrain
3rd – Guernsey
4th – Malaysia
5th – Botswana
6th – Norway

Held in Singapore, 29 August – 5 September 2009[5][6][8]

 Singapore and  Bahrain qualify for 2010 Global Division Five
 Guernsey and  Malaysia remain for 2011 Global Division Six
 Botswana and  Norway relegated to 2011 Global Division Seven

2010 Global Division Five

1st – Nepal
2nd – United States
3rd – Bahrain
4th – Singapore
5th – Jersey
6th – Fiji

Held in Nepal, 20–27 February 2010

   Nepal and  United States qualify for 2010 Global Division Four
 Bahrain and  Singapore remain for 2012 Global Division Five
 Jersey and  Fiji relegated to 2011 Global Division Six

2010 Global Division One

1st – Ireland
2nd – Scotland
3rd – Afghanistan
4th – Netherlands
5th – Canada
6th – Kenya

Held in the Netherlands, 1–10 July 2010

All six teams qualified for the ICC World Cricket League Championship

2010 Global Division Four

1st – United States
2nd – Italy
3rd – Nepal
4th – Tanzania
5th – Cayman Islands
6th – Argentina

Held in Italy, 14–21 August 2010

 United States &  Italy qualify for 2011 Global Division Three
   Nepal &  Tanzania remain for 2012 Global Division Four
 Cayman Islands &  Argentina relegated to 2012 Global Division Five

2010 Global Division Eight

1st – Kuwait
2nd – Germany
3rd – Vanuatu
4th – Zambia
5th – Suriname
6th – Gibraltar
7th – Bhutan
8th – Bahamas

Held in Kuwait, 6–12 November 2010

 Kuwait and  Germany qualify for 2011 Global Division Seven
 Vanuatu remains for 2012 Global Division Eight
All other teams relegated to regional tournaments

2011 Global Division Three

1st – Hong Kong
2nd – Papua New Guinea
3rd – Oman
4th – Italy
5th – Denmark
6th – United States

Held in Hong Kong, 22–29 January 2011

 Hong Kong and  Papua New Guinea qualify for 2011 Global Division Two
 Oman and  Italy remain for 2013 Global Division Three
 Denmark and  United States relegated to 2012 Global Division Four

2011 Global Division Two

1st – United Arab Emirates
2nd – Namibia
3rd – Papua New Guinea
4th – Hong Kong
5th – Uganda
6th – Bermuda

Held in United Arab Emirates, 8–15 April 2011

 United Arab Emirates &  Namibia qualify for 2011–13 ICC World Cricket League Championship
 Papua New Guinea &  Hong Kong qualify for 2014 World Cup Qualifier
 Bermuda &  Uganda relegated to 2013 Global Division Three

2011–13 ICC World Cricket League Championship

1st - Ireland
2nd - Afghanistan
3rd - United Arab Emirates
4th - Netherlands
5th - Scotland
6th - Kenya
7th - Namibia
8th - Canada

Matches played between the 2011 and 2013 seasons, with all countries (except Afghanistan) hosting matches.
 Ireland &  Afghanistan qualify directly for the 2015 Cricket World Cup
3rd – 8th qualify for the 2014 ICC World Cup Qualifier

2011 Global Division Seven

1st – Kuwait
2nd – Nigeria
3rd – Germany
4th – Botswana
5th – Norway
6th – Japan

Held in Botswana, 1–8 May 2011

 Kuwait &  Nigeria qualify for 2011 Global Division Six
 Germany &  Botswana remain for 2013 Global Division Seven
 Norway &  Japan relegated to 2012 Global Division Eight

2011 Global Division Six

1st – Guernsey
2nd – Malaysia
3rd – Kuwait
4th – Jersey
5th – Nigeria
6th – Fiji

Held in Malaysia, 17–24 September 2011

 Guernsey &  Malaysia qualify for 2012 Global Division Five
 Kuwait &  Jersey remain for 2013 Global Division Six
 Nigeria &  Fiji relegated to 2013 Global Division Seven

2012 Global Division Five

1st – Singapore
2nd – Malaysia
3rd – Guernsey
4th – Cayman Islands
5th – Bahrain
6th – Argentina

Held in Singapore, 18–25 February 2012

 Singapore &  Malaysia qualify for 2012 Global Division Four
 Guernsey &  Cayman Islands remain for 2014 Global Division Five
 Bahrain &  Argentina relegated to 2013 Global Division Six

2012 Global Division Four

1st – Nepal
2nd – United States
3rd – Singapore
4th – Denmark
5th – Malaysia
6th – Tanzania

Held in Malaysia, 3–10 September 2012

   Nepal &  United States qualify for 2013 Global Division Three
 Singapore &  Denmark remain for 2014 Global Division Four
 Malaysia &  Tanzania relegated to 2014 Global Division Five

2013 Global Division Three

1st — Nepal
2nd — Uganda
3rd — United States
4th — Bermuda
5th — Oman
6th — Italy

To be held in Bermuda, 28 April-5 May 2013

   Nepal &  Uganda qualify for 2014 World Cup Qualifier
 United States &  Bermuda remain for 2016 Global Division Three
 Oman &  Italy relegated to 2014 Global Division Four

2014 Cricket World Cup Qualifier

1st - Scotland
2nd - United Arab Emirates
3rd - Hong Kong
4th - Papua New Guinea
5th - Kenya
6th - Namibia
7th - Netherlands
8th - Canada
9th - Nepal
10th - Uganda

To be held in New Zealand, 2014

 United Arab Emirates and  Scotland qualify for 2015 Cricket World Cup
 Papua New Guinea and  Hong Kong qualify for 2015 World Cricket League Division One
 Kenya,  Namibia,  Netherlands and  Canada qualify for 2015 World Cricket League Division Two
   Nepal and  Uganda relegated to 2015 World Cricket League Division Three

Regional tournaments

2009–10

Regional tournaments
Africa Americas Asia East Asia-Pacific Europe
2010 Division Two

1st.  Zambia
2nd.  Ghana
3rd.  Swaziland
4th.  Sierra Leone
5th.  Mozambique
6th.  Malawi

 Zambia qualify for 2010 Global Division Eight

2010 Division One

1st.  Canada
2nd.  United States
3rd.  Bermuda
4th.  Argentina
5th.  Cayman Islands
6th.  Bahamas

 Bahamas relegated to 2012 Americas Division Two

2010 ACC Trophy Elite

1st.  Afghanistan
2nd.    Nepal
3rd.  Hong Kong
4th.  Malaysia
5th.  Oman
6th.  United Arab Emirates
7th.  Kuwait
8th.  Bhutan
9th.  Singapore
10th. Bahrain*

 Singapore and
 Bahrain relegated to 2012 ACC Trophy Challenge

  •  Bahrain withdrew due to visa problems
2009 EAP Division One

1st.  Papua New Guinea
2nd.  Fiji
3rd.  Japan

2010 Division One

1st.  Jersey
2nd.  Ireland A
3rd.  Scotland A
4th.  Netherlands A
5th.  Denmark
6th.  Italy

2009 Division Three

1st.  Malawi
2nd.  Sierra Leone
3rd.  Rwanda
4th.  Gambia
5th.  Lesotho

 Malawi and  Sierra Leone
promoted to 2010 Africa Division Two

 Morocco withdrew due to visa problems[9]

2010 Division Two

1st.  Bahamas
2nd.  Suriname
3rd.  Panama
4th.  Turks and Caicos Islands
5th.  Brazil

 Bahamas promoted to 2010 Americas Division One and qualify for 2010 Global Division Eight

 Brazil relegated to 2011 Americas Division Three

2010 ACC Trophy Challenge

1st.  Maldives
2nd.  Saudi Arabia
3rd.  Qatar
4th.  Thailand
5th.  Iran
6th.  China
7th.  Brunei
8th.  Myanmar

 Maldives and
 Saudi Arabia qualify for 2012 ACC Trophy Elite

2009 EAP Division Two

1st.  Vanuatu
2nd.  Samoa
3rd.  Cook Islands
4th.  Tonga
5th.  Indonesia

 Vanuatu qualify for 2010 Global Division Eight

2010 Division Two

1st.  Guernsey
2nd.  Germany
3rd.  France
4th.  Norway
5th.  Israel
6th.  Gibraltar

 Germany qualify for 2010 Global Division Eight

2009 Division Three

1st.  Brazil
2nd.  Belize
3rd.  Chile
4th.  Peru

 Brazil promoted to 2010 Americas Division Two

2009 Division Three

1st.  Israel
2nd.  Isle of Man
3rd.  Spain
4th.  Belgium
5th.  Portugal
6th.  Malta

 Israel beat
 Croatia to qualify for 2010 Europe Division Two.[10]

2010 Division Four

1st.  Mexico
2nd.  Falkland Islands
3rd.  Costa Rica

2009 Division Four

1st.  Cyprus
2nd.   Switzerland
3rd.  Austria
4th.  Luxembourg
5th.  Finland
6th.  Slovenia

2009 Division Five

1st.  Greece
2nd.  Sweden
3rd.  Czech Republic
4th.  Bulgaria
5th.  Estonia
6th.  Turkey

References

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