Other Domestic Cricket - Which doesn't have it's own thread

[LangleyburyCCPlayer]

Burgher Recreation Club might want to think about changing their dietary practices.

Nondescripts by name, Nondescripts by nature

 

[LangleyburyCCPlayer]

Nepal PM Cup is currently being played and all the teams have played 3 rounds, This is a one day competition featuring Provinces and some Armed forces/Law sides (10 sides)

Table

1. Nepal Police Club 7
2. Madhesh Province 7
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3. Tribhuwan Army Club 7
4. Sudurpashchim Province 6
5. Lumbini Province 5
6. Bagmati Province 4
7. Karnali Province 3
8. Nepal APF Club 3
9. Gandaki Province 3
10. Koshi Province 1

I notice as well that their multi-day comp has also finished with the Police Club winning (was originally going to be at the start of March, then they moved it to the start of April before moving it to the middle of March due to their general elections), most if not all of their big name players played in it despite it starting very soon after the national team’s exit from the T20 World Cup, in a world in which fellow leading associates aren’t keen on red ball cricket for a variety of reasons and even Test playing nations such as Ireland and Afghanistan barely play any Tests (or red ball cricket full stop in Ireland’s case), it’s refreshing to see Nepal putting in the effort into developing their red-ball game

 

[chris.hinton]

The Zimbabwe Logan Cup has come to a conclusion

In the title decider it was a draw between Eagles & Southern Rocks.

Eagles 362 (Ervine 108) & 133-2 (Myers 55no)
Southern Rocks 564 (Campbell 106, Kala 100, Tsiga 103)

Congratuations to Southern Rocks for winning the Logan Cup, 2nd in total and 1st since 2020-21

1		Southern Rocks	8	2	2	0	0	4	0	20	26	0	110
2		Eagles	8	3	1	0	1	3	0	19	27	0	103
3		Rhinos	8	3	0	0	1	4	0	8	28	0	86
4		Mountaineers	8	1	0	0	5	2	0	2	28	0	50
5		Tuskers	8	0	0	0	5	3	0	4	24	0	43

Best Batting: Tafadzwa Tsiga 563 runs @80.62
Best Bowling Jalat Khan 28 wickets @13.96

Both players from Southern Rocks