International cricket in 2003

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Nations League starts on the 8th.

Ye, but think of the travel

I'll allow it if you play Canada in Vancouver in the one-off Test, before your Nations League match against Canada in Vancouver.

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Niue tour of Qatar, 2003
2 T20Is

Spoiler: Qatar

QATAR

Basheer Rashed
Ismail Fakher
Abdulsalam Al-Hadad
Al-Amin Ahmed

Salem Jesmi
Ghulam Mohamed
Abdul Azeez Yaslam

Hisham Ali Al-Rawi
Humaid Sultan
Elmohamady Abd Elrahman
Khamees Mubarak
Munsif Ibrahim

Suleiman Odeh
Ali Khamis Faraj

Muhsin Al-Tayani

Spoiler: Niue

NIUE

Nia Tutakitoa-Williams
Misikea Feleti
Rata Tui
Aisea Atiola

Dalton Nemani
Jayson Okesene
Haitrosene Vemoa
Mark Manusaute

Uniki Waaka
Abdul Qadir
Aika Enoka

Taleni Halatau
Faleuka Tagelagi
Talaititama Holo

Duken Talaiti

T20I Series

25 February, 2003 - 1st T20I at Doha - Niue won by 5 wickets (with 2 deliveries remaining)
27 February, 2003 - 2nd T20I at Al Rayyan - Qatar won by 9 runs

@mohsin7827 @Till Valhalla​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Marshall Islands tour of China, 2003
1 Test, 2 ODIs

Spoiler: China

Spoiler: Test

CHINA

Du Wei
Bai Chun
Fu Bojing

Zhu Yusheng
Mao Shuren
Ye De
Fan Rongyui

Hou Xiaotong
Mao Changming
Tang Deming

Xu Yun
He Weimin
Shen Jun
Duan Aiguo

Shi Gen

Spoiler: ODI

CHINA

Du Wei
Bai Chun
Fu Bojing

Zhu Yusheng
Mao Shuren
Ye De
Fan Rongyui

Hou Xiaotong
Mao Changming
Tang Deming

Xu Yun
He Weimin
Shen Jun

Shi Gen
Quan Ruogang

Spoiler: Marshall Islands

Spoiler: Test

MARSHALL ISLANDS

Patrick Katadrik
Lae Latdrik
Patrick Jitiam
Tony Kaju

Patrick Bole
Yasi Tarkwon
Bernardo Jetnil
Moses Kintaro

Matt Juonran
Jack Kojenlang
Ronald Jumon

Marshall Malcolm
Alexade Limkadre
Carlton Batlock

Thomas Lajkin

Spoiler: ODI

MARSHALL ISLANDS

Patrick Katadrik
Lae Latdrik
Patrick Jitiam
Tony Kaju

Patrick Bole
Yasi Tarkwon
Bernardo Jetnil
Moses Kintaro

Matt Juonran
Jack Kojenlang
Ronald Jumon

Marshall Malcolm
Alexade Limkadre
Carlton Batlock

Thomas Lajkin

Only Test

18–22 May, 2003 - Only Test at Hangzhou - China won by 7 wickets

ODI Series

25 May, 2003 - 1st ODI at Xi'an - China won by 6 wickets (with 15 deliveries remaining)
27 May, 2003 - 2nd ODI at Beijing - China won by 54 runs

@isFEISARfair @offmarv​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Marshall Islands tour of Namibia, 2003
2 Tests

Spoiler: Namibia

NAMIBIA

Schalk van der Vyver
Gerrit Grobbelaar
Tim Kreuger
Berriz Redecker

Jaques van der Watt
Silas de Forest
Samuel Shikongo
Johannes Amukoto

Marick de Bruyn
Albertus van Wyk
Bertus Coetzee

Seth du Preez
Lwazi de Klerk

Bongani van der Merwe
Jaquan Engelbrecht

Spoiler: Marshall Islands

MARSHALL ISLANDS

Patrick Katadrik
Lae Latdrik
Patrick Jitiam
Tony Kaju

Patrick Bole
Yasi Tarkwon
Bernardo Jetnil
Moses Kintaro

Matt Juonran
Jack Kojenlang
Ronald Jumon

Marshall Malcolm
Alexade Limkadre
Carlton Batlock

Thomas Lajkin

Test Series

15–19 June, 2003 - 1st Test at Windhoek - Match drawn
24–28 June, 2003 - 2nd Test at Windhoek - Namibia won by 10 wickets

@MrDependable @offmarv​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Namibia tour of Wales, 2003
3 ODIs, 2 Tests

Spoiler: Wales

Spoiler: Test

WALES

Andrew Salt
Jake Lawlor

Tom Donald
Dai Carlson
Kiran Lloyd
Martin Bevans
Callum Horton
Harri Hurle

Kai Kellaway
Inzamam Wasim

Lewis Carey
Dai Jones
Johnny Harris
Will Morris

Steffan Moore

Spoiler: ODI

WALES

Andrew Salt
Jake Lawlor

Tom Donald
Dai Carlson
Kiran Lloyd
Martin Bevans
Callum Horton
Harri Hurle

Kai Kellaway
Inzamam Wasim

Lewis Carey
Dai Jones
Johnny Harris
Will Morris

Steffan Moore

Spoiler: Namibia

Spoiler: Test

NAMIBIA

Schalk van der Vyver
Gerrit Grobbelaar
Tim Kreuger
Berriz Redecker

Jaques van der Watt
Silas de Forest
Samuel Shikongo
Johannes Amukoto

Marick de Bruyn
Albertus van Wyk
Bertus Coetzee

Seth du Preez
Lwazi de Klerk

Bongani van der Merwe
Jaquan Engelbrecht

Spoiler: ODI

NAMIBIA

Schalk van der Vyver
Gerrit Grobbelaar
Luca Moolman
Martin Botha

Jaques van der Watt
Silas de Forest
Mykel Obuile
Samuel Shikongo

Marick de Bruyn
Albertus van Wyk
Bertus Coetzee

Seth du Preez
Lwazi de Klerk

Pieter van Zyl
Jaquan Engelbrecht

Test Series

3–7 September, 2003 - 1st Test at Swansea - Wales won by 5 wickets
10–14 September, 2003 - 2nd Test at Cardiff - Wales won by 6 wickets

ODI Series

16 September, 2003 - 1st ODI at Newport - Namibia won by 78 runs
18 September, 2003 - 2nd ODI at Aberystwyth - Wales won by 9 runs
20 September, 2003 - 3rd ODI at Colwyn Bay - Namibia won by 8 wickets (with 12 deliveries remaining)

@Welwyn @MrDependable​

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

I believe that's every tour that has been confirmed as of yet. Only Niue-Zimbabwe hasn't been put up despite being confirmed because the details haven't been decided.

 

[mohsin7827]

Qatar Away tour

2 Test, 3 ODI at Wales in March
@Welwyn to confirm

2 ODI at Scotland in April
@LordTiger to confirm

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Slots remaining for nations active in the current FTP are mentioned below:

England: 13 slots remaining @Supreme General

Zimbabwe: 13 slots remaining @CremerCurrans

Canada: 12 slots remaining @ahmedleo414

New Zealand: 12 slots remaining @TSPrathik

Guernsey: 11 slots remaining @Neptune

Scotland: 11 slots remaining @LordTiger

Bermuda: 10 slots remaining @Aislabie

Nepal: 10 slots remaining @Disharies

Argentina: 9 slots remaining @Yash.

Niue: 8 slots remaining @Till Valhalla

Palestine: 7 slots remaining @Viper.

Qatar: 7 slots remaining @mohsin7827

South Africa: 7 slots remaining @RUDI

Wales: 5 slots remaining @Welwyn

China: 3 slots remaining @isFEISARfair

Marshall Islands: 3 slots remaining @offmarv

Denmark: 1 slot remaining @Paranoid Kendroid

Vanuatu: 1 slot remaining @pillowprocter

Pakistan: 0 slots remaining @CerealKiller

Namibia: 0 slots remaining @MrDependable

As things stand.

Also, no more tours in April and May. They are packed.

 

[pillowprocter]

i will cherish that one spot forever

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

@Neptune, 2 Tests in Rabat, Morocco?

I don't think we've played each other even once.

 

[Neptune]

@Neptune, 2 Tests in Rabat, Morocco?

I don't think we've played each other even once.

Absolutely in

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Guernsey tour of Morocco, 2003
2 Tests

Spoiler: Guernsey

GUERNSEY

Tom Nightingale
Otto Harper
Henry White
Kylian Michiels

Harry Wroetoshaw
Dom Nightingale
Richard Morgan
Amir Nath

Finlay Wilson
Alistair Davis
Ryan Edwards

Thomas Allen
William King
Aaron White

Harrison Willis

Spoiler: Morocco

MOROCCO

Hervé Hocquard
Zouhair Rami
Rachid Al-Fassi

Youssouf Berrada
Zamen Ibn Al-Hasan
Abderrahim Zniber

Waqqas Al-Jirari
Hicham Ben Barka
Zineddine Zraibi
Zubayr Bennis
Sufyan Ben Barka

El Mahi Khatibi
Rifky Seddiki

Abdelkarim Toulali
Pierre-Marie Rapace

Spoiler: Rabat Al-Ittihad

RABAT AL-ITTIHAD

Hervé Hocquard
Moosa El Khouri
Ziaul-Haq Ksikes

Youssouf Berrada
Marzuq Al-Fassi
Arwarh Benjelloun
Quraishi Zafrani

Mohammed Laroui
Misfar Al-Tabatabai
Zubayr Bennis

Ibrahim Mukeem
Abélard Beaugendre
El Mahi Khatibi

Bilal Al-Jabri
Abdelkarim Toulali

5-8 February : FC Tour Match : Rabat Al-Ittihad vs Guernseymen at Rabat - Rabat Al-Ittihad won by 6 wickets

Test Series

12–16 February, 2003 - 1st Test at Rabat - Guernsey won by 148 runs
20–24 February, 2003 - 2nd Test at Rabat - Guernsey won by 10 wickets

@Na Maloom Afraad @Neptune​

 

[Neo 7]

Morocco Canada Spain - ODI Triangular Series in May?

@ahmedleo414 @Guesty98

Norway Morocco - 2 ODIs in August in Norway?

@Neo 7

Yepp . Confirmed

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Morocco tour of Norway, 2003
2 ODIs

Spoiler: Norway

NORWAY

Håkon Kaldefoss
Oskar Nøstbakken
Oliver Svendsen
Felix Lunde

Erik Eriksen
Ludvig Knudsen
Markus Kristoffersen
Tobias Jørgensen

Magnus Larsen
Odin Solberg
Adam Solheim

Evan Dahl
Sebastian Mathisen

Liam Bakke
Kasper Andersen

Spoiler: Morocco

MOROCCO

Hervé Hocquard
Rachid Al-Fassi
Zouhair Rami
Moulham Assaraf

Zamen Ibn Al-Hasan
Abderrahim Zniber
Youssouf Berrada

Waqqas Al-Jirari
Zakaria El Hankouri
Zubayr Bennis
Sufyan Ben Barka

El Mahi Khatibi

Abderrahman Oulehri
Abdelkarim Toulali
Pierre-Marie Rapace

ODI Series

8 August, 2003 - 1st ODI at Trondheim - Morocco won by 8 wickets (with 151 deliveries remaining)
12 August, 2003 - 2nd ODI at Oslo - Morocco won by 19 runs

@Neo 7 @Na Maloom Afraad​

 

[Paranoid Kendroid]

i will cherish that one spot forever

shut up and play a Test series with us