FTP | International cricket in 1999

[Sherlock Holmes]

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United States of America are pleased to announce a historic moment. USA is all set to host North Korea in September for a 2 match Test Match series. The test match series will be called Clinton Kim Jong Trophy.

Bill decided to leave Bill out of the trophy name but Kim Jong was not happy on losing any part of his name.,

@Na Maloom Afraad

That's why you decided to lose the North Korean flag from your post

 

[WubbaLubbaDubDub]

That's why you decided to lose the North Korean flag from your post

That was a decision taken by higher up in the government. Sorry about the politics

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

That was a decision taken by higher up in the government. Sorry about the politics

Confirmation. We would love to visit the States sometime in Sept/Oct for couple of Tests (not nuclear ones)

 

[Pinch hitter]

@Till Valhalla @TSPrathik

Host Nation: India
Touring Nation(s): New Zealand and Niue

Tour Type: TRIANGULAR TOURNAMENT
Slots: 4 slots
Tentative Schedule: August

@Na Maloom Afraad

 

[ahmedleo414]

조선민주주의인민공화국 크리켓위원회
Democratic Korea Cricket Conference

Democratic People's Republic of Korea has opened its doors to host a bilateral for any nation willing to visit the country and cherish its visible beauty and witness our warm-hearted hospitability.

We are in works with the interim to allow for visa on-arrival and nation-wide access across the entirety of Korea for every fan who wishes to attend the matches in Korea.​

Canada would like to tour North Korea for a full tour the end of 1999 going into 2000.

Host Nation: North Korea
Touring Nation(s): Canada

Tour Type: FULL TOUR (2 Tests, 3 One-Day Internationals)
Slots: 5
Tentative Schedule: Dec/Jan

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Canada would like to tour North Korea for a full tour the end of 1999 going into 2000.

Host Nation: North Korea
Touring Nation(s): Canada

Tour Type: FULL TOUR (2 Tests, 3 One-Day Internationals)
Slots: 5
Tentative Schedule: Dec/Jan

Let's start the tour with a Boxing Day Test on 26 Dec, taking one slot and the rest of the matches can roll over to year 2000

@Na Maloom Afraad sounds good?

 

[World Cricket Conference]

North Korea tour of United States, 1999
2 Tests

Spoiler: United States

UNITED STATES

Isaac Hales
Alex Lyons
Gerard Adkins

Lamar Dean [c]
Tom Murphy
Alton Watts
Ronnie Jennings

Roy Hogan
Morris Lambert
Johnnie Summers

Clayton Hodges
Billy Steele
Jerome Stokes
Randall Norton

Wade Anderson

Spoiler: North Korea

NORTH KOREA

To Chuwon
Pom Ki-Nam
Cho Yeon-Seok
Kae Kwang-Hoon

P'yong Kang-Dae
P'aeng Jong-Su [c]
Ogum Hyuk
Kung Do-Hyeon

Sok Se-Yoon
Kan Yeong-Cheol
Si Pyong-Chol

Tu Hyun-Jun
In Hyun-Jun

Song Kyung-Ho
Kim Jong-Lee

Clinton-Kim Jong Trophy

15-19 September, 1999 - 1st Test at Philadelphia - Match Drawn
23-27 September, 1999 - 2nd Test at Staten Island - United States won by 8 wickets​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Canada tour of North Korea, 1999/2000
2 Tests, 3 ODIs

Spoiler: North Korea

NORTH KOREA

To Chuwon
Pom Ki-Nam
Cho Yeon-Seok
Kae Kwang-Hoon

P'yong Kang-Dae
P'aeng Jong-Su [c]
Ogum Hyuk
Kung Do-Hyeon

Sok Se-Yoon
Kan Yeong-Cheol
Si Pyong-Chol

Tu Hyun-Jun
In Hyun-Jun

Song Kyung-Ho
Kim Jong-Lee

Spoiler: Canada

CANADA

Graham White
Sean Law
Marc-Olivier Desaulniers

Hamza Asad
Rajiv Bhatnagar
Frederic Baron
Peter Wu

Roger Khan
Azad Mukherjee
Martin Terry
Olivier MacDonald

Badr Baig
Baki Bhutta
Amish Bakshi

Shawnte McCullock

Test Series

26-30 December, 1999 - 1st Test at P'yŏngyang - North Korea won by 47 runs
5-9 January, 2000 - 2nd Test at Hamhŭng - North Korea won by 9 wickets

ODI Series

13 January, 2000 - 1st ODI at Hamhŭng - Canada won by 7 wickets (with 146 deliveries remaining)
15 January, 2000 - 2nd ODI at P'yŏngyang - Canada won by 6 wickets (with 39 deliveries remaining)
17 January, 2000 - 3rd ODI at Ch'ŏngjin - North Korea won by 6 wickets (with 70 deliveries remaining)​

 

[World Cricket Conference]

Indian Triangular Series, 1999
Single round-robin; final

Spoiler: India

INDIA

Vijay Kambli [c]
Charlie D'Souza
Shubman Kotak
Sridharan Sreeram

Varun Muzumdar
Ronit Parida
Rahul Gavaskar
Dinesh Bundela

Vikas Samant
Pramod Krishnakumar
Subrata Chatterjee
Asif Zaidi

Parth Mhambrey
Milkha Singh

Pankaj Kumar

Spoiler: New Zealand

NEW ZEALAND

Fritz Collins
Darion Parker
Abraham Spinka

Nasir West [c]
Max Haley
Michel Gottlieb
Thad Wolf

Akshay Ojha
Trace Roberts
Miguel Powlowski

Martin Franecki
Emile Leannon
Waiapi Eketone

Clinton Hintz
Rene Carroll

Spoiler: Niue

NIUE

Nia Tutakitoa-Williams
Hanisi Poitoa
Misikea Feleti

Dalton Nemani
Jayson Okesene
Haitrosene Vemoa
Mark Manusaute

Daniel Emani
Uniki Waaka
Aika Enoka

Toafofoa Seu
Taleni Halatau
Faleuka Tagelagi
Talaititama Holo

Duken Talaiti [c]

Round 1

5 August, 1999 - India v New Zealand at Delhi - New Zealand won by 46 runs

Round 2

8 August, 1999 - New Zealand vs Niue at Calcutta - New Zealand won by 2 wickets (with 44 deliveries remaining)

Round 3

15 August, 1999 - India vs Niue at Mumbai - India won by 6 wickets (with 8 deliveries remaining)

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Q​

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TEAM​

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MAT​

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WON​

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LOST​

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TIED​

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N/R​

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PTS​

NRR​

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NEW ZEALAND

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2​

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2​

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0​

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0​

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0​

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6​

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+0.839​

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INDIA

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2​

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1​

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1​

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0​

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0​

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3​

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-0.383​

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NIUE

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2​

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0​

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2​

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0​

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0​

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0​

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-0.510​

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Final

20 August, 1999 - New Zealand vs India at Calcutta - India won by 4 wickets (with 6 deliveries remaining)

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

DKCC cordially invites England for a historic three ODI tour to Korea during the third quarter of 1999.

England Cricket confirm their tour to North Korea for a 3-match ODI series in late August.

 

[World Cricket Conference]

England tour of North Korea, 1999
3 ODIs

Spoiler: North Korea

NORTH KOREA

To Chuwon
Pom Ki-Nam
Cho Yeon-Seok
Kae Kwang-Hoon

P'yong Kang-Dae
P'aeng Jong-Su [c]
Ogum Hyuk
Kung Do-Hyeon

Sok Se-Yoon
Kan Yeong-Cheol
Si Pyong-Chol

Tu Hyun-Jun
In Hyun-Jun

Song Kyung-Ho
Kim Jong-Lee

Spoiler: England

ENGLAND

Furnell Rogers
Rohan Roy
Alistair Lee
George Booth

Idris Alam
Zack Grant [c]
Alan Murphy
Beau Henderson

Tate Marsh
Teddy Carr
Freddie Reynolds

Hunter Grace
Frank Woods
Antonio Ball

Jonny Sharpe

ODI Series

18 August, 1999 - 1st ODI at Hamhŭng - North Korea won by 4 wickets (with 28 deliveries remaining)
21 August, 1999 - 2nd ODI at P'yŏngyang - North Korea won by 96 runs
24 August, 1999 - 3rd ODI at Ch'ŏngjin - England won by 5 wickets (with 17 deliveries remaining)​

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

1999 FUTURE TOURS PROGRAMME | SEASON | RULES

JAN​

FEB​

MAR​

APR​

MAY​

JUN​

JUL​

AUG​

SEP​

OCT​

NOV​

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Week 1​

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NATIONS LEAGUE​

NATIONS LEAGUE​

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TRI TRI​

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TBD TBD​

TBD vs ​

TBD TBD​

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Week 2​

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NATIONS LEAGUE​

NATIONS LEAGUE​

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TRI TRI​

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TBD TBD​

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Week 3​

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NATIONS LEAGUE​

Rest​

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TBD TBD​

TBD vs ​

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Week 4​

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Travel​

NATIONS LEAGUE​

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TBD TBD​

TBD TBD​

vs TBD​

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* This table is for categorization purposes only; it will be removed once all slots are filled-up

Updated.

Should also point out, there are four more slots available that are not counted for in the table above.

EDIT: Only one slot of the above extra four remains; the other three have been occupied.

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

@Pinch hitter

England Cricket are formally extending an invitation to India for a 2-Test series in late-November.

Itinerary

England vs India at Old Trafford
England vs India at Lord's

Tentative Schedule

17-21 November, 1st Test
26-30 November, 2nd Test

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Updated.

Should also point out, there are four more slots available that are not counted for in the table above.

Any team can utilise those 4 slots?

 

[Na Maloom Afraad]

Any team can utilise those 4 slots?

Of course. They're just those weird slots that fell out of the calendar because I categorized it as 4 weeks for each month, and ended up with 48 weeks instead of 52.