2003 WCC Cricket World Cup

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WCC CRICKET WORLD CUP

The Cricket World Cup, officially known as the WCC Cricket World Cup is the 50-over World Championship of Cricket.
The event is organized and overseen by the sport's governing body, the World Cricket Conference, every four years.

2003 WCC Cricket World Cup

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The 2003 WCC Cricket World Cup will be the inaugural Cricket World Cup, and the first 50-over World Championship.
Organized by the sport's governing body, the World Cricket Conference, the event will take place in New Zealand and Niue.

Twenty of the best-ranked ODI teams in the world according to the World Rankings will compete for cricket's ultimate prize.
As hosts, New Zealand and Niue will receive direct entries into the tournament, bypassing the World Rankings qualification pathway.

Auckland will host the final of the 2003 WCC Cricket World Cup on the last Sunday of the year, the 28th of December, 2003.

"The World Is YOURS To Take!"
 
BACKGROUND

On August 18th, 1998

Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy, the most influential man in Indian cricket, writes a letter to Marylebone Cricket Club's [MCC, England] Secretary, Robert Knight, suggesting the formation of a global body to formulate a set of rules and regulations and govern international matches involving all cricket playing nations on a global scale.

In his letter to the MCC, Hoodbhoy also expresses a willingness to promote a World Championship of Cricket amongst the top cricket-playing nations of the world.

On March 23rd, 1999

Presidents of Cricket Associations from all major cricket playing nations converge to meet at Lord's under the chairmanship of the MCC Secretary Robert Knight, in a meeting that paves the way for the formation of a FIFA-like global governing body for the sport of cricket aptly named the World Cricket Conference.

However, in that meeting it is firmly established by the MCC that though this newly-formed global body would be in-charge of governing the rules of play, and sanctioning matches as 'official' among member nations, the very laws of cricket will remain under the governance of Marylebone Cricket Club, as they have since 1788.

On April 26th, 1999

A mere month later, a second meeting is held at Lord's where Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy is unanimously appointed the inaugural President of the World Cricket Conference, for a one-year term, ending in June of 2000. In that meeting, it is also agreed upon that a Cricket World Cup would be played in the summer of 2003.

However, in that meeting, a Test tournament called the Nations League also receives a shock go-ahead as the twelve-best cricket teams in the world are sent an invitation to take part in the tournament on only a month's notice. Internally intended to be a trial-run for the Cricket World Cup, the tournament is a huge success in itself, among the purists and the casuals alike, consequently becoming the de facto World Championship of Test cricket, which would go on to be held every two years.

On December 25th, 1999

WCC inaugurate their headquarters in Berlin, permanently closing their makeshift offices at Lord's after the Executive Board is lobbied by German bureaucrat Müller Schwanstegger to make the move, following an 11–1 vote in favour. A monumental decision which sets the stage for European dominance in cricket on a global scale.

Initially, the WCC claim their decision to open their headquarters in the heart of the "largest viewing audience of the sport" is in the best interests of the sport, but it is soon revealed that their decision was driven by Germany's tax exemptions, including the exemption of an annual expense audit from the President of the organization.

Eyebrows are raised at the then-WCC President Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy, even though he is the only opposing vote in the 11–1 ballot which led to the move to Berlin.

On January 1st, 2000

The World Cricket Conference holds its first-ever Annual Summit a week after inaugurating its headquarters in Berlin. It is a week-long event with chairpeople and representatives from all over the cricketing world taking part in many important discussions regarding the future of the sport and the organization running it.

Executives also agree upon the compartmentalization of international cricket into years and cycles to oversee and regulate the sport better, with the "Future Tours Programme" now being the label for a calendar year of international cricket. All international tours and tournaments following the 4-year period starting post-1999 (formation of the WCC) were now categorized into "FTP cycles", with the quadrennial Cricket World Cup being the culmination of each four-year FTP cycle.

Among other important decisions being made during the Annual Summit, hosts for every major global event including the newly proposed Knockout Trophy are also determined via ballot voting. At the end of the Annual Summit, and several rounds of voting later, a joint-bid put forth by New Zealand and Niue to host the World Cup emerges victorious, and the two nations are subsequently awarded the hosting rights for the inaugural edition of cricket's newly-minted World Championship.
 
QUALIFICATION

Twenty of the best-ranked ODI teams in the world according to the World Rankings qualified for the tournament.
New Zealand and Niue received direct entries into the tournament as World Cup hosts, bypassing the ODI rankings.

Teams competing for the 2003 WCC Cricket World Cup are:-

Qualification​
Date​
Berths​
Team​
Hosts
January 7, 2000​
2​
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New Zealand
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Niue
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November 1, 2003​
18​
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Canada
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South Africa
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Denmark
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China
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India
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Pakistan
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Qatar
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Russia
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Saudi Arabia
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Morocco
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Guernsey
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England
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Bermuda
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United States
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Vanuatu
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Norway
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Wales
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Israel
 
VENUES

WCC confirmed fourteen venues for the Cricket World Cup. Auckland will host the final.

Country​
Stadium​
City​
Capacity​
Pitch​
Matches​
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New Zealand
Eden ParkAuckland, Auckland
42,000​
:bat::up: Excellent​
5​
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New Zealand
Hagley OvalChristchurch, Canterbury
18,000​
:ar::left: Normal​
6​
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New Zealand
University OvalDunedin, Otago
6,000​
:bat::up: Excellent​
4​
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New Zealand
Seddon ParkHamilton, Waikato
10,000​
:bwl::down: Poor​
5​
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New Zealand
McLean ParkNapier, Hawke's Bay
19,700​
:ar::left: Normal​
5​
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New Zealand
Basin ReserveWellington, Wellington
11,600​
:bwl::down: Poor​
6​
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Niue
Capital Cricket ParkAlofi, Alofi Bay
10,000​
:bat::up: Excellent​
3​
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Niue
National GroundHakupu, Tafiti
4,800​
:ar::left: Normal​
3​
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Niue
Falehau Cricket FieldHikutavake, Motu
2,450​
:bat::up: Excellent​
2​
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Niue
Kauehi Cricket OvalLiku, Motu
4,200​
:bat::up: Excellent​
2​
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Niue
Laloma Cricket GroundMakefu, Motu
1,355​
:ar::left: Normal​
1​
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Niue
Village Cricket FieldTamakautoga, Tafiti
5,350​
:bwl::down: Poor​
3​
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Niue
Peleni Cricket ParkToi, Motu
2,000​
:ar::left: Normal​
1​
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Niue
Avaiki Cricket StadiumVaiea, Tafiti
2,210​
:bwl::down: Poor​
1​

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Rain of up to 3 inches will see matches played in full.
Rain of between 3 and 5 inches will see matches played over reduced overs (RNG).
Rain of over 5 inches will see a match abandoned.

Credits: @Aislabie
 
WARM-UP MATCHES

November 4, Warm-up 1, New Zealand vs Morocco @ Eden Park, Auckland - New Zealand won by 67 runs
November 4, Warm-up 2, Niue vs Saudi Arabia @ National Ground, Hakupu - Niue won by 5 runs
November 5, Warm-up 3, Canada vs Guernsey @ University Oval, Dunedin - Guernsey won by 10 runs
November 5, Warm-up 4, South Africa vs England @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - South Africa won by 59 runs
November 6, Warm-up 5, Denmark vs Bermuda @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Denmark won by 6 wickets (with 93 deliveries remaining)
November 6, Warm-up 6, China vs United States @ Village Cricket Field, Tamakautoga - China won by 5 wickets (with 72 deliveries remaining)
November 7, Warm-up 7, India vs Vanuatu @ Seddon Park, Hamilton - India won by 70 runs
November 7, Warm-up 8, Pakistan vs Norway @ Capital Cricket Park, Alofi - Pakistan won by 53 runs
November 8, Warm-up 9, Qatar vs Wales @ Falehau Cricket Field, Hikutavake - Qatar won by 5 wickets (with 18 deliveries remaining)
November 8, Warm-up 10, Russia vs Israel @ McLean Park, Napier - Russia won by 1 wicket (with 10 deliveries remaining)
 
GROUP A

Q​
Team​
Mat​
Won​
Lost​
Tied​
N/R​
Pts​
NRR​
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Niue
4​
3​
1​
0​
0​
9
+0.068​
:tick:
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Denmark
4​
3​
1​
0​
0​
9
+0.294​
:x:
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Guernsey
4​
2​
2​
0​
0​
6
+0.389​
:x:
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Vanuatu
4​
1​
3​
0​
0​
3
+0.193​
:x:
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Qatar
4​
1​
3​
0​
0​
3
-0.874​

* Niue and Denmark advanced to the knockout stage.

Points System

Win
: 3 points / Tie: 2 points / N/R: 1 point / Loss: 0 points
* teams equal on points at the end of the group stage are ranked by the following order

* if equal on points; team with better head-to-head record is ranked higher
* if equal on head-to-head record; team with more wins is ranked higher
* if equal on wins; team with fewer losses is ranked higher
* if equal on losses; team with better net-run-rate is ranked higher

Fixtures

November 10, Match 1, Niue vs Qatar @ Capital Cricket Park, Alofi - Qatar won by 56 runs
November 14, Match 5, Guernsey vs Vanuatu @ Seddon Park, Hamilton - Guernsey won by 5 wickets (with 71 deliveries remaining)

November 17, Match 9, Denmark vs Vanuatu @ McLean Park, Napier - Denmark won by 36 runs
November 23, Match 15, Guernsey vs Qatar @ Eden Park, Auckland - Guernsey won by 5 wickets (with 54 deliveries remaining)

November 24, Match 17, Denmark vs Niue @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - Niue won by 29 runs
November 28, Match 21, Qatar vs Vanuatu @ University Oval, Dunedin - Vanuatu won by 130 runs

December 1, Match 25, Guernsey vs Niue @ University Oval, Dunedin - Niue won by 5 wickets (with 39 deliveries remaining)
December 7, Match 31, Denmark vs Qatar @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Denmark won by 2 wickets (with 45 deliveries remaining)

December 8, Match 33, Niue vs Vanuatu @ McLean Park, Napier - Niue won by 2 runs
December 12, Match 37, Denmark vs Guernsey @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Denmark won by 2 wickets (with 13 deliveries remaining)
 
GROUP B

Q​
Team​
Mat​
Won​
Lost​
Tied​
N/R​
Pts​
NRR​
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China
4​
3​
1​
0​
0​
9
+0.745​
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England
4​
3​
1​
0​
0​
9
+0.446​
:x:
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New Zealand
4​
3​
1​
0​
0​
9
+0.328​
:x:
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Norway
4​
1​
3​
0​
0​
3
-0.854​
:x:
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Russia
4​
0​
4​
0​
0​
0
-0.869​

* China and England advanced to the knockout stage.

Points System

Win
: 3 points / Tie: 2 points / N/R: 1 point / Loss: 0 points
* teams equal on points at the end of the group stage are ranked by the following order

* if equal on points; team with better head-to-head record is ranked higher
* if equal on head-to-head record; team with more wins is ranked higher
* if equal on wins; team with fewer losses is ranked higher
* if equal on losses; team with better net-run-rate is ranked higher

Fixtures

November 11, Match 2, New Zealand vs Norway @ University Oval, Dunedin - New Zealand won by 76 runs
November 15, Match 6, China vs England @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - England won by 5 wickets (with 4 deliveries remaining)

November 18, Match 10, New Zealand vs England @ Eden Park, Auckland - New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 3 deliveries remaining)
November 23, Match 16, China vs Russia @ Laloma Cricket Ground, Makefu - China won by 55 runs

November 25, Match 18, China vs Norway @ National Ground, Hakupu - China won by 4 wickets (with 56 deliveries remaining)
November 29, Match 22, England vs Russia @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - England won by 46 runs

December 2, Match 26, England vs Norway @ Seddon Park, Hamilton - England won by 8 wickets (with 25 deliveries remaining)
December 7, Match 32, New Zealand vs Russia @ McLean Park, Napier - New Zealand won by 5 wickets (with 15 deliveries remaining)

December 9, Match 34, Norway vs Russia @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - Norway won by 14 runs
December 13, Match 38, China vs New Zealand @ Eden Park, Auckland - China won by 6 wickets (with 40 deliveries remaining)
 
GROUP C

Q​
Team​
Mat​
Won​
Lost​
Tied​
N/R​
Pts​
NRR​
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India
4​
2​
0​
0​
2​
8
+1.451​
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Canada
4​
1​
1​
0​
2​
5
+0.435​
:x:
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Bermuda
4​
1​
1​
0​
2​
5
-0.148​
:x:
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Wales
4​
1​
2​
0​
1​
4
-0.458​
:x:
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Saudi Arabia
4​
1​
2​
0​
1​
4
-0.732​

* India and Canada advanced to the knockout stage.

Points System

Win
: 3 points / Tie: 2 points / N/R: 1 point / Loss: 0 points
* teams equal on points at the end of the group stage are ranked by the following order

* if equal on points; team with better head-to-head record is ranked higher
* if equal on head-to-head record; team with more wins is ranked higher
* if equal on wins; team with fewer losses is ranked higher
* if equal on losses; team with better net-run-rate is ranked higher

Fixtures

November 12, Match 3, India vs Wales @ Peleni Cricket Park, Toi - India won by 121 runs
November 16, Match 7, Bermuda vs Saudi Arabia @ Falehau Cricket Field, Hikutavake - Saudi Arabia won by 4 wickets (with 21 deliveries remaining)

November 19, Match 11, Canada vs India @ Village Cricket Field, Tamakautoga - India won by 4 wickets (with 25 deliveries remaining)
November 21, Match 13, Saudi Arabia vs Wales @ Village Cricket Field, Tamakautoga - Wales won by 62 runs

November 26, Match 19, Bermuda vs Wales @ Capital Cricket Park, Alofi - Bermuda won by 7 wickets (with 10 deliveries remaining)
November 30, Match 23, Canada vs Saudi Arabia @ Kauehi Cricket Oval, Liku - Canada won by 6 wickets (with 75 deliveries remaining)

December 3, Match 27, Bermuda vs India @ Avaiki Cricket Stadium, Vaiea - Match abandoned without a ball bowled
December 5, Match 29, Canada vs Wales @ National Ground, Hakupu - Match abandoned without a ball bowled

December 10, Match 35, Canada vs Bermuda @ Kauehi Cricket Oval, Liku - Match abandoned without a ball bowled
December 14, Match 39, India vs Saudi Arabia @ Falehau Cricket Field, Hikutavake - Match abandoned without a ball bowled
 
GROUP D

Q​
Team​
Mat​
Won​
Lost​
Tied​
N/R​
Pts​
NRR​
:tick:
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Pakistan
4​
4​
0​
0​
0​
12
+1.576​
:tick:
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South Africa
4​
3​
1​
0​
0​
9
+0.774​
:x:
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Morocco
4​
2​
2​
0​
0​
6
+0.477​
:x:
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Israel
4​
1​
3​
0​
0​
3
-0.711​
:x:
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United States
4​
0​
4​
0​
0​
0
-2.106​

* Pakistan and South Africa advanced to the knockout stage.

Points System

Win
: 3 points / Tie: 2 points / N/R: 1 point / Loss: 0 points
* teams equal on points at the end of the group stage are ranked by the following order

* if equal on points; team with better head-to-head record is ranked higher
* if equal on head-to-head record; team with more wins is ranked higher
* if equal on wins; team with fewer losses is ranked higher
* if equal on losses; team with better net-run-rate is ranked higher

Fixtures

November 13, Match 4, Pakistan vs United States @ Capital Cricket Park, Alofi - Pakistan won by 113 runs
November 16, Match 8, Israel vs South Africa @ McLean Park, Napier - South Africa won by 7 wickets (with 67 deliveries remaining)

November 20, Match 12, Pakistan vs Morocco @ Village Cricket Field, Tamakautoga - Pakistan won by 67 runs
November 22, Match 14, South Africa vs United States @ Eden Park, Auckland - South Africa won by 81 runs

November 27, Match 20, Israel vs Pakistan @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Pakistan won by 7 wickets (with 66 deliveries remaining)
November 30, Match 24, Morocco vs United States @ National Ground, Hakupu - Morocco won by 158 runs

December 4, Match 28, Pakistan vs South Africa @ Seddon Park, Hamilton - Pakistan won by 5 wickets (with 67 deliveries remaining)
December 6, Match 30, Israel vs Morocco @ University Oval, Dunedin - Morocco won by 52 runs

December 11, Match 36, Morocco vs South Africa @ Seddon Park, Hamilton - South Africa won by 52 runs
December 14, Match 40, Israel vs United States @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - Israel won by 6 wickets (with 44 deliveries remaining)
 
KNOCKOUTS

* Group winners and runners-up from each of the four groups advanced to the knockout stage.

Qualified Teams

Group​
Winners​
Runners-up​
A
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Niue
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Denmark
B
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China
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England
C
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India
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Canada
D
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Pakistan
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South Africa

Knockout Stage

Quarter-Finals

December 18, Quarter-Final 1, Niue vs South Africa @ McLean Park, Napier - Niue won by 2 wickets (with 3 deliveries remaining)
December 19, Quarter-Final 2, China vs Canada @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - Canada won by 5 wickets (with 31 deliveries remaining)
December 20, Quarter-Final 3, India vs England @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - India won by 66 runs
December 21, Quarter-Final 4, Pakistan vs Denmark @ Seddon Park, Hamilton - Denmark won by 10 wickets (with 122 deliveries remaining)

Semi-Finals

December 24, Semi-Final 1, Niue vs Canada @ Basin Reserve, Wellington - Niue won by 46 runs
December 25, Semi-Final 2, India vs Denmark @ Hagley Oval, Christchurch - India won by 33 runs

WCC Cricket World Cup Final

December 28, Final, Niue vs India @ Eden Park, Auckland - Niue won by 21 runs
 
RULES & REGULATIONS

Upgrades

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10
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6
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3
Upgrades
2
Upgrades
Reward Pool​
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:slvo:
:bro:
QFs​

Squads

Each nation must submit an 18-player squad at the start of the tournament.
Designate your captain (:c:) and include at least one genuine wicket keeper (:arwk:/:wkb:/:wk:).

All upgrades must be made and confirmed before squad announcement.

Lineups

Playing XIs are required to contain at least one wicket keeper (:wk:/:wkb:/:arwk:) and six bowling (:arwk:/:bwl:/:ar:) options.
Designated captain (:c:) at the start of the tournament can not be replaced or dropped unless injured and/or retired.

Please mark your active keeper with †/:wk: and active bowlers with ^/:bwl: when you submit your matchday squad.

Tie Breaker

Only during the knockout stage, can a Super Over be used as a tie-breaker.

Player Injuries

Injuries will also be randomly simulated at the end of each round.
Players that play without a rest are more likely to get injured.

Following are the types of injuries that can occur:

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Degree 1

* Can play with a 25% ratings decrease; 50% chance of developing a Degree 2 injury
- Heals fully after a one-game rest.

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Degree 2

* Can play with a 50% ratings decrease; 75% chance of developing a Degree 3 injury
- Heals fully after a one-game rest.

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Degree 3

* Out for one game; instantly made unavailable
- Can play one game early with a 50% ratings decrease upon return. Heals fully after a two-game rest.

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Degree 4

* Out for two to three games; instantly made unavailable
- Can play one game early with a 25% ratings decrease upon return. Heals fully after a three-game rest.

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Degree 5

* Out for four to five games; instantly made unavailable
- Can play one game early with a 10% ratings decrease upon return. Heals fully after a five-game rest.

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Degree 6

* Out for six to ten games; instantly made unavailable
- Can play only after recovering from injury fully.

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Degree 7

* Out for the remainder of the tournament; struck through from squad.
- A replacement player can be submitted but must be approved at WCC's discretion.​
 
TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Team Records

Highest Team Total

Total​
For​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
361/5 (43.3 overs)
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Niue
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Guernsey
Dunedin
01-12-2003​
358/6 (50.0 overs)
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Guernsey
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Niue
Dunedin
01-12-2003​
343/8 (50.0 overs)
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Pakistan
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United States
Alofi
13-11-2003​
340/6 (50.0 overs)
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Vanuatu
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Qatar
Dunedin
28-11-2003​
336/2 (50.0 overs)
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Morocco
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United States
Hakupu
30-11-2003​

Lowest Team Total (completed innings)

Total​
For​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
82ao (19.5 overs)
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Russia
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Norway
Wellington
09-12-2003​
96/1 (25.0 overs)
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Norway
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Russia
Wellington
09-12-2003​
102ao (28.5 overs)
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Pakistan
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Denmark
Hamilton
21-12-2003​
114ao (27.0 overs)
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Russia
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England
Wellington
29-11-2003​
117ao (34.1 overs)
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Morocco
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Pakistan
Tamakautoga
20-11-2003​

Biggest Win Margin (by runs)

Margin​
Winners​
Losers​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
158 runs
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Morocco
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United States
Hakupu
30-11-2003​
130 runs
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Vanuatu
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Qatar
Dunedin
28-11-2003​
121 runs
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India
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Wales
Toi
12-11-2003​
113 runs
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Pakistan
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United States
Alofi
13-11-2003​
81 runs
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South Africa
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United States
Auckland
22-11-2003​

Biggest Win Margin (by wickets)

Margin​
Winners​
Losers​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
10 wickets
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Denmark
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Pakistan
Hamilton
21-12-2003​
8 wickets
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England
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Norway
Hamilton
02-12-2003​
7 wickets
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South Africa
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Israel
Napier
16-11-2003​
7 wickets
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Bermuda
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Wales
Alofi
26-11-2003​
7 wickets
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Pakistan
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Israel
Christchurch
27-11-2003​

Biggest Win Margin (by deliveries)

Margin​
Winners​
Losers​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
122 deliveries
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Denmark
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Pakistan
Hamilton
21-12-2003​
75 deliveries
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Canada
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Saudi Arabia
Liku
30-11-2003​
71 deliveries
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Guernsey
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Vanuatu
Hamilton
14-11-2003​
67 deliveries
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South Africa
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Israel
Napier
16-11-2003​
67 deliveries
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Pakistan
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South Africa
Hamilton
04-12-2003​

Smallest Win Margin (by runs)

Margin​
Winners​
Losers​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
2 runs
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Niue
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Vanuatu
Napier
08-12-2003​
14 runs
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Norway
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Russia
Wellington
09-12-2003​
21 runs
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Niue
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India
Auckland
28-12-2003​
29 runs
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Niue
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Denmark
Wellington
24-11-2003​
33 runs
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India
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Denmark
Christchurch
25-12-2003​

Smallest Win Margin (by wickets)

Margin​
Winners​
Losers​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
2 wickets
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Denmark
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Qatar
Christchurch
07-12-2003​
2 wickets
8dEbYx5.png
Denmark
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Guernsey
Christchurch
12-12-2003​
2 wickets
jB27HsV.png
Niue
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South Africa
Napier
18-12-2003​
4 wickets
dxQMnZJ.png
Saudi Arabia
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Bermuda
Hikutavake
16-11-2003​
4 wickets
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India
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Canada
Tamakautoga
19-11-2003​

Smallest Win Margin (by deliveries)

Margin​
Winners​
Losers​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
3 deliveries
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New Zealand
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England
Auckland
18-11-2003​
3 deliveries
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Niue
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South Africa
Napier
18-12-2003​
4 deliveries
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England
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China
Christchurch
15-11-2003​
10 deliveries
bKzaSJ2.png
Bermuda
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
Alofi
26-11-2003​
13 deliveries
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Denmark
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Guernsey
Christchurch
12-12-2003​

Most Extras

Extras​
By​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
26 extras (9wds, 8nbs, 5lbs, 4bs)
8dEbYx5.png
Denmark
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Vanuatu
Napier
17-11-2003​
24 extras (9wds, 7nbs, 8lbs, 0bs)
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
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Israel
Christchurch
27-11-2003​
22 extras (5wds, 9nbs, 8lbs, 0bs)
r9BU7X2.png
England
OhkDSkP.png
China
Christchurch
15-11-2003​
22 extras (2wds, 4nbs, 12lbs, 4bs)
xDLZkqB.png
Qatar
8dEbYx5.png
Denmark
Christchurch
07-12-2003​
21 extras (5wds, 5nbs, 7lbs, 4bs)
dxQMnZJ.png
Saudi Arabia
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
Tamakautoga
21-11-2003​

Fewest Extras

Extras​
By​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
3 extras (1wds, 1nbs, 1lbs, 0bs)
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Norway
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England
Hamilton
02-12-2003​
5 extras (0wds, 0nbs, 5lbs, 0bs)
dxQMnZJ.png
Saudi Arabia
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Canada
Liku
30-11-2003​
6 extras (0wds, 3nbs, 3lbs, 0bs)
miCxWy1.png
Russia
OhkDSkP.png
China
Makefu
23-11-2003​
6 extras (2wds, 1nbs, 3lbs, 0bs)
r9BU7X2.png
England
miCxWy1.png
Russia
Wellington
29-11-2003​
7 extras (4wds, 1nbs, 2lbs, 0bs)
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South Africa
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
Hamilton
04-12-2003​
 
TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Batting Records

Most Runs

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
jB27HsV.png
Dalton Nemani
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
0​
310
44.29​
263​
117.87​
108​
1​
1​
45​
9​
0​
8dEbYx5.png
Chris Mattsson
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
6​
1​
297
59.40​
245​
121.22​
117​
1​
2​
38​
4​
1​
jB27HsV.png
Jayson Okesene
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
3​
275
68.75​
267​
103.00​
66*​
0​
2​
29​
8​
0​
r9BU7X2.png
William George Charles
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
1​
275
68.75​
317​
86.75​
91​
0​
3​
30​
7​
0​
NiYES6k.png
Michel Gottlieb
NiYES6k.png
NZL
4​
4​
1​
266
88.67​
303​
87.79​
82​
0​
3​
30​
2​
0​

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Highest Average

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
r9BU7X2.png
Richard Head
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
4​
3​
193​
193.00
162​
119.14​
151*​
1​
0​
25​
6​
0​
bKzaSJ2.png
Dayton Dowling
bKzaSJ2.png
BER
2​
2​
1​
128​
128.00
182​
70.33​
66*​
0​
2​
8​
3​
0​
HotxCZm.png
Subrata Chatterjee
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
4​
3​
122​
122.00
187​
65.24​
56*​
0​
1​
7​
1​
0​
ov2tScd.png
Finlay Wilson
ov2tScd.png
GGY
4​
4​
3​
113​
113.00
155​
72.90​
46*​
0​
0​
10​
0​
0​
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Mark Janssen
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RSA
5​
4​
2​
210​
105.00
192​
109.38​
105​
1​
1​
26​
6​
0​

Highest Strike Rate (thirty balls minimum)

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
ecZbdvh.png
Hervé Hocquard
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MAR
4​
4​
1​
178​
59.33​
130​
136.92
135*​
1​
0​
23​
6​
2​
NiYES6k.png
Lance Vance
NiYES6k.png
NZL
4​
2​
2​
39​
N/A​
30​
130.00
28*​
0​
0​
4​
1​
0​
bKzaSJ2.png
Wendell Corden-Cox
bKzaSJ2.png
BER
2​
2​
0​
179​
89.50​
139​
128.78
179​
1​
0​
30​
2​
1​
bKzaSJ2.png
Roston Tuckett
bKzaSJ2.png
BER
2​
2​
1​
58​
58.00​
46​
126.09
30​
0​
0​
10​
1​
1​
NiYES6k.png
Akshay Ojha
NiYES6k.png
NZL
4​
4​
3​
73​
73.00​
58​
125.86
35*​
0​
0​
7​
4​
0​

Most 100s

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
jB27HsV.png
Dalton Nemani
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
0​
310​
44.29​
263​
117.87​
108​
1
1​
45​
9​
0​
8dEbYx5.png
Chris Mattsson
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
6​
1​
297​
59.40​
245​
121.22​
117​
1
2​
38​
4​
1​
znexrcm.png
Petrus Struwig
znexrcm.png
RSA
5​
5​
1​
257​
64.25​
276​
93.12​
108*​
1
1​
33​
5​
0​
OhkDSkP.png
Zhu Yusheng
OhkDSkP.png
CHN
5​
5​
0​
254​
50.80​
288​
88.19​
101​
1
1​
25​
0​
0​
xDLZkqB.png
Basheer Rashed
xDLZkqB.png
QAT
4​
4​
0​
220​
55.00​
192​
114.58​
165​
1
0​
28​
3​
0​

Most 50s

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
r9BU7X2.png
William George Charles
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
1​
275​
68.75​
317​
86.75​
91​
0​
3
30​
7​
0​
NiYES6k.png
Michel Gottlieb
NiYES6k.png
NZL
4​
4​
1​
266​
88.67​
303​
87.79​
82​
0​
3
30​
2​
0​
OhkDSkP.png
Du Wei
OhkDSkP.png
CHN
5​
5​
0​
245​
49.00​
211​
116.11​
82​
0​
3
32​
4​
0​
ov2tScd.png
Henry White
ov2tScd.png
GGY
4​
4​
0​
243​
60.75​
224​
108.48​
92​
0​
3
30​
4​
0​
8dEbYx5.png
Chris Mattsson
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
6​
1​
297​
59.40​
245​
121.22​
117​
1​
2
38​
4​
1​

Most 4s

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
jB27HsV.png
Dalton Nemani
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
0​
310​
44.29​
263​
117.87​
108​
1​
1​
45
9​
0​
8dEbYx5.png
Chris Mattsson
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
6​
1​
297​
59.40​
245​
121.22​
117​
1​
2​
38
4​
1​
znexrcm.png
Petrus Struwig
znexrcm.png
RSA
5​
5​
1​
257​
64.25​
276​
93.12​
108*​
1​
1​
33
5​
0​
OhkDSkP.png
Du Wei
OhkDSkP.png
CHN
5​
5​
0​
245​
49.00​
211​
116.11​
82​
0​
3​
32
4​
0​
r9BU7X2.png
William George Charles
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
1​
275​
68.75​
317​
86.75​
91​
0​
3​
30
7​
0​

Most 6s

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
jB27HsV.png
Dalton Nemani
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
0​
310​
44.29​
263​
117.87​
108​
1​
1​
45​
9
0​
jB27HsV.png
Jayson Okesene
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
3​
275​
68.75​
267​
103.00​
66*​
0​
2​
29​
8
0​
r9BU7X2.png
William George Charles
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
1​
275​
68.75​
317​
86.75​
91​
0​
3​
30​
7
0​
xDLZkqB.png
Al-Amin Ahmed
xDLZkqB.png
QAT
4​
4​
0​
221​
55.25​
242​
91.32​
79​
0​
2​
16​
7
0​
znexrcm.png
Mark Janssen
znexrcm.png
RSA
5​
4​
2​
210​
105.00​
192​
109.38​
105​
1​
1​
26​
6
0​

Most 0s

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
NO​
Runs​
Ave​
BF​
S/R​
HIS​
100s​
50s​
4s​
6s​
0s​
ecZbdvh.png
Hervé Hocquard
ecZbdvh.png
MAR
4​
4​
1​
178​
59.33​
130​
136.92​
135*​
1​
0​
23​
6​
2
ov2tScd.png
Tom Nightingale
ov2tScd.png
GGY
4​
4​
0​
96​
24.00​
92​
104.35​
74​
0​
1​
12​
1​
2
8dEbYx5.png
Jørn Storgaard
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
5​
1​
72​
18.00​
110​
65.45​
31​
0​
0​
2​
0​
2
DhQiDDJ.png
Sheraz Hashmi
DhQiDDJ.png
PAK
5​
3​
0​
7​
2.33​
23​
30.43​
7​
0​
0​
0​
0​
2
dYk7Zdp.png
Johnny Harris
dYk7Zdp.png
WAL
3​
2​
0​
0​
0.00​
4​
0.00​
0​
0​
0​
0​
0​
2

Highest Individual Score

HIS​
Balls​
By​
4s​
6s​
S/R​
For​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
179
137​
bKzaSJ2.png
Wendell Corden-Cox
30​
2​
130.66​
bKzaSJ2.png
Bermuda
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
Alofi
26-11-2003​
165
128​
xDLZkqB.png
Basheer Rashed
23​
2​
128.91​
xDLZkqB.png
Qatar
jB27HsV.png
Niue
Alofi
10-11-2003​
151*
121​
r9BU7X2.png
Richard Head
20​
4​
124.79​
r9BU7X2.png
England
NiYES6k.png
New Zealand
Auckland
18-11-2003​
135*
100​
ecZbdvh.png
Hervé Hocquard
18​
4​
135.00​
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Morocco
UCWzYkt.png
United States
Hakupu
30-11-2003​
134
92​
DhQiDDJ.png
Saim Rizvi
17​
5​
145.65​
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
UCWzYkt.png
United States
Alofi
13-11-2003​
 
TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Bowling Records

Most Wickets

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
r9BU7X2.png
Zachary Wilson
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
257​
191​
16
11.94​
4.46​
16.06​
0​
1​
2​
5/20​
jB27HsV.png
Aika Enoka
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
309​
299​
14
21.36​
5.81​
22.07​
2​
1​
0​
4/27​
8dEbYx5.png
Chris Fredriksson
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
6​
258​
180​
13
13.85​
4.19​
19.85​
1​
1​
0​
4/17​
HotxCZm.png
Pramod Krishnakumar
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
5​
232​
188​
12
15.67​
4.86​
19.33​
2​
0​
0​
3/18​
r9BU7X2.png
Richard Head
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
246​
197​
12
16.42​
4.80​
20.50​
0​
0​
1​
6/25​

*To view highest wicket-takers outside of the top-five, click here!

Best Average

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
NiYES6k.png
Martin Franecki
NiYES6k.png
NZL
1​
1​
54​
51​
5​
10.20
5.67​
10.80​
0​
0​
1​
5/51​
r9BU7X2.png
Zachary Wilson
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
257​
191​
16​
11.94
4.46​
16.06​
0​
1​
2​
5/20​
ecZbdvh.png
Abdelkarim Toulali
ecZbdvh.png
MAR
4​
4​
207​
142​
11​
12.91
4.12​
18.82​
2​
1​
0​
4/40​
8dEbYx5.png
Chris Fredriksson
8dEbYx5.png
DEN
6​
6​
258​
180​
13​
13.85
4.19​
19.85​
1​
1​
0​
4/17​
HotxCZm.png
Mayas Kumble
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
5​
208​
160​
11​
14.55
4.62​
18.91​
1​
0​
1​
5/16​

Best Economy (thirty balls minimum)

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
ecZbdvh.png
Pierre-Marie Rapace
ecZbdvh.png
MAR
4​
4​
222​
132​
6​
22.00​
3.57
37.00​
0​
0​
0​
2/23​
HotxCZm.png
Zeeshan Khan
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
5​
264​
164​
9​
18.22​
3.73
29.33​
2​
0​
0​
3/18​
ecZbdvh.png
Zouhair Rami
ecZbdvh.png
MAR
4​
4​
153​
100​
5​
20.00​
3.92
30.60​
0​
0​
0​
2/22​
miCxWy1.png
Artem Panov
miCxWy1.png
RUS
2​
2​
84​
55​
1​
55.00​
3.93
84.00​
0​
0​
0​
1/41​
bKzaSJ2.png
Wendell Corden-Cox
bKzaSJ2.png
BER
2​
2​
120​
80​
2​
40.00​
4.00
60.00​
0​
0​
0​
1/31​

Best Strike Rate

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
NiYES6k.png
Martin Franecki
NiYES6k.png
NZL
1​
1​
54​
51​
5​
10.20​
5.67​
10.80
0​
0​
1​
5/51​
r9BU7X2.png
Zachary Wilson
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
257​
191​
16​
11.94​
4.46​
16.06
0​
1​
2​
5/20​
ecZbdvh.png
Abdelkarim Toulali
ecZbdvh.png
MAR
4​
4​
207​
142​
11​
12.91​
4.12​
18.82
2​
1​
0​
4/40​
HotxCZm.png
Mayas Kumble
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
5​
208​
160​
11​
14.55​
4.62​
18.91
1​
0​
1​
5/16​
ov2tScd.png
Brian Bennett
ov2tScd.png
GGY
4​
4​
38​
44​
2​
22.00​
6.95​
19.00
0​
0​
0​
1/1​

Most 3WI

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
znexrcm.png
Pierre Struwig
znexrcm.png
RSA
4​
4​
180​
145​
9​
16.11​
4.83​
20.00​
3
0​
0​
3/26​
jB27HsV.png
Aika Enoka
jB27HsV.png
NIU
7​
7​
309​
299​
14​
21.36​
5.81​
22.07​
2
1​
0​
4/27​
HotxCZm.png
Pramod Krishnakumar
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
5​
232​
188​
12​
15.67​
4.86​
19.33​
2
0​
0​
3/18​
ecZbdvh.png
Abdelkarim Toulali
ecZbdvh.png
MAR
4​
4​
207​
142​
11​
12.91​
4.12​
18.82​
2
1​
0​
4/40​
znexrcm.png
Dale Smit
znexrcm.png
RSA
5​
5​
257​
187​
10​
18.70​
4.37​
25.70​
2
0​
0​
3/37​

Most 4WI

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
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Harrison Willis
ov2tScd.png
GGY
4​
4​
225​
189​
10​
18.90​
5.04​
22.50​
0​
2
0​
4/22​
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Zachary Wilson
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ENG
5​
5​
257​
191​
16​
11.94​
4.46​
16.06​
0​
1
2​
5/20​
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Aika Enoka
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NIU
7​
7​
309​
299​
14​
21.36​
5.81​
22.07​
2​
1
0​
4/27​
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Chris Fredriksson
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DEN
6​
6​
258​
180​
13​
13.85​
4.19​
19.85​
1​
1
0​
4/17​
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Faleuka Tagelagi
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NIU
7​
7​
323​
283​
12​
23.58​
5.26​
26.92​
1​
1
0​
4/28​

Most 5WI

Player​
Team​
Mat​
Inns​
Balls​
Runs​
Wkts​
Ave​
E/R​
S/R​
3w​
4w​
5w​
BBI​
r9BU7X2.png
Zachary Wilson
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
257​
191​
16​
11.94​
4.46​
16.06​
0​
1​
2
5/20​
r9BU7X2.png
Richard Head
r9BU7X2.png
ENG
5​
5​
246​
197​
12​
16.42​
4.80​
20.50​
0​
0​
1
6/25​
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Mayas Kumble
HotxCZm.png
IND
5​
5​
208​
160​
11​
14.55​
4.62​
18.91​
1​
0​
1
5/16​
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Kabir Khan Durrani
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PAK
5​
5​
246​
165​
10​
16.50​
4.02​
24.60​
1​
0​
1
5/26​
DhQiDDJ.png
Riaz Rawani
DhQiDDJ.png
PAK
5​
5​
214​
143​
7​
20.43​
4.01​
30.57​
0​
0​
1
5/27​

Best Bowling Innings

BBI​
Overs​
By​
Mds​
E/R​
Extras​
For​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
6/25
6.0​
r9BU7X2.png
Richard Head
1​
4.17​
0​
r9BU7X2.png
England
miCxWy1.png
Russia
Wellington
29-11-2003​
5/16
5.4​
HotxCZm.png
Mayas Kumble
1​
2.82​
1​
HotxCZm.png
India
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
Toi
12-11-2003​
5/20
7.0​
r9BU7X2.png
Zachary Wilson
1​
2.86​
1​
r9BU7X2.png
England
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Norway
Hamilton
02-12-2003​
5/26
8.0​
DhQiDDJ.png
Kabir Khan Durrani
0​
3.25​
4​
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
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Morocco
Tamakautoga
20-11-2003​
5/27
8.0​
DhQiDDJ.png
Riaz Rawani
1​
3.38​
1​
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
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South Africa
Hamilton
04-12-2003​
 
TOURNAMENT RECORDS

Fielding Records

Most Catches

Catches​
Player​
For​
Matches​
10
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Haitrosene Vemoa
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Niue
7​
8
HotxCZm.png
Vijay Kambli
HotxCZm.png
India
5​
7
OhkDSkP.png
Ye De
OhkDSkP.png
China
5​
7
DhQiDDJ.png
Shabbir Khan Durrani
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
5​
7
8dEbYx5.png
Paul Boesen
8dEbYx5.png
Denmark
5​

Most Stumpings

Stumpings​
Player​
For​
Matches​
2
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Shabbir Khan Durrani
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
5​
2
HotxCZm.png
Vikas Samant
HotxCZm.png
India
5​
1
ov2tScd.png
Finlay Wilson
ov2tScd.png
Guernsey
4​
1
tvg6857.png
Markus Kristoffersen
tvg6857.png
Norway
4​
1
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Ghulam Mohamed
xDLZkqB.png
Qatar
4​

Most Run Outs

Run Outs​
Player​
For​
Matches​
2
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Shawnte McCullock
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Canada
4​
2
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Munsif Ibrahim
xDLZkqB.png
Qatar
4​
2
jB27HsV.png
Dalton Nemani
jB27HsV.png
Niue
7​
2
jB27HsV.png
Aika Enoka
jB27HsV.png
Niue
7​
1
dYk7Zdp.png
Andrew Salt
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
1​

Most Dismissals

Dismissals​
Player​
For​
Matches​
11 (10c/1s)​
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Haitrosene Vemoa
jB27HsV.png
Niue
7​
9 (7c/2s)​
DhQiDDJ.png
Shabbir Khan Durrani
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
5​
7 (7c/0s)​
OhkDSkP.png
Ye De
OhkDSkP.png
China
5​
7 (7c/0s)​
8dEbYx5.png
Paul Boesen
8dEbYx5.png
Denmark
5​
6 (6c/0s)​
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Alton Watts
UCWzYkt.png
United States
4​

Most Catches (in a match)

Catches​
By​
For​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
5 catches
jB27HsV.png
Haitrosene Vemoa
jB27HsV.png
Niue
HotxCZm.png
India
Auckland
28-12-2003​
4 catches
r9BU7X2.png
Eric Naismith
r9BU7X2.png
England
HotxCZm.png
India
Wellington
20-12-2003​
3 catches
DhQiDDJ.png
Shabbir Khan Durrani
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
UCWzYkt.png
United States
Alofi
13-11-2003​
3 catches
dxQMnZJ.png
Eesa Khattak
dxQMnZJ.png
Saudi Arabia
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
Tamakautoga
21-11-2003​
3 catches
UCWzYkt.png
Alton Watts
UCWzYkt.png
United States
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South Africa
Auckland
22-11-2003​

Most Dismissals (in a match)

Catches​
By​
For​
Against​
Venue​
Scorecard​
Date​
5 dismissals (5c)
jB27HsV.png
Haitrosene Vemoa
jB27HsV.png
Niue
HotxCZm.png
India
Auckland
28-12-2003​
4 dismissals (3c/1s)
DhQiDDJ.png
Shabbir Khan Durrani
DhQiDDJ.png
Pakistan
UCWzYkt.png
United States
Alofi
13-11-2003​
4 dismissals (3c/1s)
tvg6857.png
Markus Kristoffersen
tvg6857.png
Norway
miCxWy1.png
Russia
Wellington
09-12-2003​
4 dismissals (4c)
r9BU7X2.png
Eric Naismith
r9BU7X2.png
England
HotxCZm.png
India
Wellington
20-12-2003​
3 dismissals (3c)
dxQMnZJ.png
Eesa Khattak
dxQMnZJ.png
Saudi Arabia
dYk7Zdp.png
Wales
Tamakautoga
21-11-2003​
 

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