FTP Cycle 1999-2003 | Phase I

[World Cricket Conference]

FUTURE TOURS PROGRAMME CYCLE
1999-2003

	YEAR​		FORMAT​		TEAMS​		MATCHES​		TOURNAMENT​		HOSTS​		WINNERS​		RUNNERS-UP​
	1999 (Archive)​		Test​		12​		15​		WCC NATIONS LEAGUE FINALS Top-12 nations according to WCC Test Rankings		Awarded by WCC​		Guernsey​		South Africa​
	2000 (Archive)​		ODI​		16​		15​		WCC KNOCKOUT TROPHY Top-16 nations according to WCC ODI Rankings		Won via voting​		Denmark​		Spain​
	2000 (Archive)​		List A​		9​		13​		SUPER LEAGUE Top-9 50-over Club Champions		Hosted by CBI​		Northerns​		Raja Casablanca​
	2001 (Archive)​		Test​		12​		15​		WCC NATIONS LEAGUE FINALS Top-12 nations according to WCC Test Rankings		Won via voting​		Guernsey​		India​
	2001 (Archive)​		List A​		12​		19​		WCC CLUB WORLD CUP Top-12 50-over Club Champions		Won via voting​		Rabat Al-Ittihad​		Hamrun Spartans​
	2002 (Archive)​		ODI​		16​		15​		WCC KNOCKOUT TROPHY Top-16 nations according to WCC ODI Rankings		Won via voting​		South Africa​		India​
	2002 (Archive)​		T20I​		8​		14​		COMMONWEALTH GAMES Top-8 nations according to WCC ODI Rankings		Awarded by CGF​		Vanuatu​		Niue​
	2002 (Archive)​		List A​		16​		31​		WCC CLUB WORLD CUP Top-16 50-over Club Champions		Won via voting​		Beijing​		Hikutavake Hurricanes​
	2003 (Archive)​		Test​		12​		15​		WCC NATIONS LEAGUE FINALS Top-12 nations according to WCC Test Rankings		Awarded by WCC​		TBD​		TBD​
	2003​		List A​		TBD​		TBD​		WCC CLUB WORLD CUP 50-over Club Champions		TBD​		TBD​		TBD​
	2003​		ODI​		20​		47​		WCC CRICKET WORLD CUP Top-20 nations according to WCC ODI Rankings		Won via voting​		TBD​		TBD​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

1999 WCC NATIONS LEAGUE
5 May–27 June, 1999

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 5 May-27 June, 1999
Format: Test
Participants: 12 (according to Test rankings)
No. of Matches: 15
Venues: 13 venues in 13 cities (across 5 countries)
Host Nations: Various
Finals:

Germany

Winners:

Guernsey (first title)
Runners-up:

South Africa
Most runs:

Mohammad Rafi (418 runs)
Most wickets:

Harrison Willis (31 wickets)
Player of the series:

Harrison Willis (31 wickets)

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2000 WCC KNOCKOUT TROPHY
13–30 April, 2000

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 13-30 April, 2000
Format: ODI
Participants: 16 (according to ODI rankings)
No. of Matches: 15
Venues: 3 venues in 2 cites
Host Nation:

Greece
Final: Hellenic Cricket Fields (Athens)

Winners:

Denmark (first title)
Runners-up:

Spain
Most runs:

Aksel Johansson (277 runs)
Most wickets:

Noah Bendtsen (10 wickets)
Player of the series:

Aksel Johansson (277 runs)

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2001 WCC NATIONS LEAGUE
13 January–25 February, 2001

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 13 January–25 February, 2001
Format: Test
Participants: 12 (according to Test rankings)
No. of Matches: 15
Venues: 11 venues in 11 cities (across 4 countries)
Host Nations: Various
Finals:

Guernsey

Winners:

Guernsey (second title)
Runners-up:

India
Most runs:

Varun Muzumdar (607 runs)
Most wickets:

Zeeshan Khan (21 wickets)
Player of the series:

Varun Muzumdar (607 runs)

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2001 WCC CLUB WORLD CUP
13 January–25 February, 2001

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 2001
Format: List A
Participants: 12 (50-over Club Champions)
No. of Matches: 19
Venues: 5 venues in 5 cities
Host Nation:

Canada
Final: Toronto Cricket, Skating & Curling Club (Toronto)

Winners:

Rabat Al-Ittihad (first title)
Runners-up:

Hamrun Spartans
Most runs:

Hervé Hocquard (381 runs)
Most wickets:

Zakkarija Bellizzi (12 wickets)
Player of the series:

Hervé Hocquard (381 runs)

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2002 WCC KNOCKOUT TROPHY
11–28 April, 2002

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 11–28 April, 2002
Format: ODI
Participants: 16 (according to ODI rankings)
No. of Matches: 15
Venues: 5 venues in 5 cities (across two countries)
Host Nation:

Morocco &

Spain
Final: Grand Stade de Casablanca (Casablanca)

Winners:

South Africa (first title)
Runners-up:

India
Most runs:

Hervé Hocquard (261 runs)
Most wickets:

Rudi Struwig (13 wickets)
Player of the series:

Rudi Struwig (13 wickets)

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2002 COMMONWEALTH GAMES
25 July–4 August, 2002

Administrator: Commonwealth Games Federation
Schedule: 26 July–4 August, 2002
Format: T20I
Participants: 8 (according to ODI rankings)
No. of Matches: 14
Venue: 1
Host Nation:

England
Final: Old Trafford (Manchester)

Winners: TBD
Runners-up: TBD
Most runs: TBD
Most wickets: TBD
Player of the series: TBD

	ODI 50-over​		6 ODI rankings​		8 Round-robin; final​		1 Minimum​		6 Upgrades​		ENTRY Bypassing rankings​		ADVANTAGE +2 rating for all players​
	FORMAT​		TEAMS​		MATCHES​		VENUES​		REWARD POOL​		HOST REWARD​		HOST REWARD​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2002 WCC CLUB WORLD CUP

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 2002
Format: List A
Participants: TBD
No. of Matches: TBD
Venues: 4 venues in 4 cities
Host Nation:

Vanuatu
Final: Independence Park, Port Vila

Winners: TBD
Runners-up: TBD
Most runs: TBD
Most wickets: TBD
Player of the series: TBD

	List A 50-over​		12 Domestic Club Champions​		19 League + Knockouts​		3 Minimum​		10 Upgrades​		SECOND TEAM List A Runners-up​		ADVANTAGE +2 rating for all players​
	FORMAT​		TEAMS​		MATCHES​		VENUES​		REWARD POOL​		HOST REWARD​		HOST REWARD​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2003 WCC NATIONS LEAGUE

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 2003
Format: Test
Participants: 12 (according to Test rankings)
No. of Matches: 15
Venues: TBD
Host Nations: Various
Finals:

Egypt

Winners: TBD
Runners-up: TBD
Most runs: TBD
Most wickets: TBD
Player of the series: TBD

	TEST 5 day​		4 Finalists​		3 Finals​		1 Minimum​		10 Upgrades​		ADVANTAGE Marked as home team​
	FORMAT​		TEAMS​		MATCHES​		VENUES​		REWARD POOL​		HOST REWARD​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

2003 WCC CRICKET WORLD CUP

Administrator: World Cricket Conference
Schedule: 2003
Format: ODI
Participants: 16 (according to ODI rankings)
No. of Matches: 31
Venues: 9 venues in 9 cities (across 2 countries)
Host Nations:

Niue-New Zealand
Finals: Eden Park (Auckland)

Winners: TBD
Runners-up: TBD
Most runs: TBD
Most wickets: TBD
Player of the series: TBD

	ODI 50-over​		16 ODI rankings​		31 Round robin; knockouts​		5 Minimum​		30 Upgrades​		ENTRY Bypassing rankings​		ADVANTAGE +2 rating for all players​
	FORMAT​		TEAMS​		MATCHES​		VENUES​		REWARD POOL​		HOST REWARD​		HOST REWARD​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

FTP Cycle

Any nation can make a bid to host an event in the ongoing 1999-2003 FTP Cycle given they fulfill the eligibility criteria; which is listed on respective tournament pages.
A nation may not host more than one Global Event in a 4-year FTP cycle - co-hosting a tournament is allowed but the bid must be approved by the WCC first.

Phase I - Bidding

In a little over 48 hours, the World Cricket Conference will start accepting bids for Global Events in the 1999-2003 FTP cycle. Until then, nations can prepare their bids.

- Nations can make solo bids as well as co-hosting bids; however the latter will require approval from the WCC before they can be considered official.
- Each nation is required to fill the eligibility criteria mentioned on respective tournament info-pages - particularly ones pertaining to the number of venues required.
- Each nation may only bid on one WCC event in a four-year FTP cycle - bidding does not equate to automatically winning so be vary of which tourney you bid for.
- Once all bids have been received by the World Cricket Conference - we will move onto Phase II of the tournament bidding process which will involve voting.

Phase II - Voting

- Once all bids have been approved by the World Cricket Conference; there will be separate voting events held for each tournament to determine the winning bid.
- In case of a tied vote - the World Cricket Conference will retain the right to select whichever bid they deem better without providing any explanation or reason.

Nations League

- The top-four ranked teams in WCC Test Rankings are awarded group hosting rights; the bidding during this process for the Nations League is for the finals only.
- Nations awarded groups are eligible to bid for other WCC tournaments as well as finals for a particular Nations League where they play hosts during the group stage.

Bid Submission

- All bids must be submitted privately - please do not publicize bids until they've been approved by the World Cricket Conference; even if they include multiple nations.
- You can not include venues that have not been accredited by the World Cricket Conference for any of your tournament hosting bids; they will be deemed invalid.
- Members are allowed to add more venues upon winning a bid but they can not use non-existing stadia in their bid proposal to the World Cricket Conference.
- Members may simply bid for a tournament without specifying the year - the WCC logistics committee will automatically assign it to the most feasible year.
- Please use the form below; the WCC will start accepting bids at 12:00 PM GMT, December 1 (Thursday) through to 12:00 PM GMT, December 8 (Thursday).

TOURNAMENT:

Bid:
Venues:
Final:

Example:

TOURNAMENT: 2003 WCC CRICKET WORLD CUP

Bid: England-Ireland
Venues: Laytown (poor), Cork (excellent), Malahide (normal), Lord's (normal), Old Trafford (poor), The Oval (poor)
Final: Lord's (normal)

@akkaps @A.P Haux @ahmedleo414 @liveinasociety @VC the slogger @Na Maloom Afraad @Manish. @Targaryen @Neptune @Pinch hitter @Aislabie @ddrap14 @NILAYSHAH60 @Disharies @TSPrathik @Till Valhalla @Parth D @CerealKiller @RUDI @Guesty98 @WutUpMahGlipGlops

 

[World Cricket Conference]

1999-2003 FTP CYCLE

The World Cricket Conference is now inviting hosting bids for all Global Events in the 1999-2003 FTP cycle.

Please have a look at the rules/process before submitting your bids privately [CLICK!]

Deadline: 12:00 PM GMT, December 8 (Thursday).

@akkaps @A.P Haux @ahmedleo414 @liveinasociety @VC the slogger @Na Maloom Afraad @Manish. @Targaryen @Neptune @Pinch hitter @Aislabie @ddrap14 @NILAYSHAH60 @Disharies @TSPrathik @Till Valhalla @Parth D @CerealKiller @RUDI @Guesty98 @WutUpMahGlipGlops

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Two WC bids, two KO bids - expected a little more traffic tbh

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Two WC bids, two KO bids - expected a little more traffic tbh

No one wants to mess with the Big Bully - Cricket Board of India @Pinch hitter

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

No one wants to mess with the Big Bully - Cricket Board of India @Pinch hitter

Nobody wants home-field advantage either apparently