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WORLD CRICKET CONFERENCE

World Cricket Conference; often and simply known by its acronymic name (WCC) is the world governing body for the sport of cricket.

The WCC is responsible for the organization of cricket's major international tournaments, most notably the Cricket World Cup and the Nations League.

It also appoints the umpires and referees that officiate at all sanctioned international matches. It also promulgates the WCC Code of Conduct.
World Cricket Conference also co-ordinates action against corruption and match-fixing through its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU).

The WCC is not involved in the arrangement of bilateral fixtures between member nations, which include all Test, ODI and T20I matches.

Neither does it govern domestic cricket within member countries. It does however, sanction all international games giving them official status.
It does not make or alter the laws of the sport, which have remained under the governance of the Marylebone Cricket Club since 1788.

WCC Presidents

Müller Schwanstegger
2000-present

Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy
1999-2000

WCC Headquarters

Berlin, Germany
Established in 1999​

 

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Müller Schwanstegger assumes World Cricket Conference presidency
Many within the World Cricket Conference believe Müller Schwanstegger to be a corrupt, money-grubbing, slimy politician gravely addicted to power​

Müller Schwanstegger will take over the presidency from Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy © Associated Press, June 31, 2000​

Indian administrator and juror Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy had been elected the first-ever president of the World Cricket Conference for a one-year term in June of 1999. With his term reaching completion, German beaurucrat and Executive Board Müller Schwanstegger will assume presidency.

Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy was the key figurehead in WCC's discussions with the International Olympic Committee regarding cricket's inclusion into the Olympics.

Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy's entire presidency dutifully served WCC following their formation and expanded the game beyond its traditional 'Test-playing' nations. He played a pivotal role in cricket's expansion during his term, which saw a massive influx of nations into the World Cricket Conference. Currently, there are 27 full-member nations part of the conference – a far cry from the 12 full-member nations that were originally part of WCC when the organization formed.

Apart from admitting new nations and expanding the horizons of the World Cricket Conference, Arjun Prasad Hoodbhoy has been instrumental in globalizing the sport in markets that were not really renowned for cricket, with the sport finding a stronghold in Europe, which is now the residence of 11 new full-member nations. The game has expanded in all regions and continents under his leadership, but none more so than in Europe... [READ MORE]

 

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World Cricket Conference establishes its home in Berlin
Built in the heart of Berlin, this new facility will serve as the headquarters of the World Cricket Conference​

© Associated Press, December 25, 1999​

World Cricket Conference open their headquarters in Berlin, subsequently closing their makeshift offices at Lord's. After being lobbied by German bureaucrat and Executive Board Member, Müller Schwanstegger, the move to Berlin was made official following an 11–1 vote by the Executive Board. It is claimed that Central Europe has the largest viewership for the sport amongst the cricket-playing nations, so the WCC decided to establish its headquarters in the game's "centre of gravity".

"The decision to establish the headquarters of the World Cricket Conference was very strategic, one made with cricket's best interests in mind," said Executive Board Member, Sir Clinton Richards. "With cricket blooming worldwide, but more so in Central Europe, it was decided by the WCC's executive board after a landslide vote to establish the home of the World Cricket Conference in Berlin," he further added. The Conference is hopeful that this decision will further connect them to the game in Europe, as well as creating shorter pathways to Africa and Asia countries, the second and third biggest markets of cricket in the world (respectively).

While Berlin becomes the home of the World Cricket Conference, the home of cricket remains in London with MCC preserving the governance of the sport itself.

 

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MEMBER NATIONS

All member nations that have full voting rights within the World Cricket Conference and play official Test, ODI and T20I matches are listed below:

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CONFEDERATIONS

WCC-member cricket associations and/or federations are formed together into continental confederations, which organize regional national and club competitions.

Active Confederations

	CONFEDERATION​		REGION​		TYPE​		MEMBERS​		HEADQUARTERS​		PRESIDENT​		FLAGSHIP EVENTS​
	AFCON African Confederation of Nations		Africa		Continental Confederation		6​		Casablanca, Morocco Established in 2001		Na Maloom Afraad 2001-present		Africa Cup of Nations Sahara Shield
	ASCON Asian Confederation of Nations		Asia		Continental Confederation		13​		Dubai, UAE Established in 2000		isFEISARfair 2002-present		Asia Cup Asian Test Championship
	CONOC Confederation of Oceanian Cricket		Oceania		Continental Confederation		6​		Melbourne, Australia Established in 2000		pillowprocter 2001-present		Nations Cup
	EUROCON European Confederation of Nations		Europe		Continental Confederation		16​		London, England Established in 2000		liveinasociety 2001-present		European Championship Europa League
	NASACU North and South American Cricket Union		Americas		Intercontinental Confederation		5​		Montreal, Canada Established in 2002		ahmedleo414 2002-present		Americas Championship
	ARAB LEAGUE The Arab League		Arab World		Regional Confederation		5​		Casablanca, Morocco Established in 2003		Na Maloom Afraad 2003-present		Arab Cup
	GBCC Great British Cricket Confederation		British Isles		Regional Confederation		4​		Cardiff, Wales Established in 2002		Welwyn 2002-present		British Championship British Club Championship

 

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GLOBAL EVENTS

The WCC organizes various international Test and One-Day International cricket competitions; most notably the Cricket World Cup and the Nations League.

Tournaments

	FORMAT​	OCCURRENCE​	TOURNAMENT​	NEXT EDTION​
	Test​	Biennial Every 2 years	WCC NATIONS LEAGUE Top-12 nations according to WCC Test rankings	2005​
	ODI​	Quadrennial Every 4 years	WCC CRICKET WORLD CUP Top-20 nations according to WCC ODI rankings	2003
		Biennial Every 2 years	WCC KNOCKOUT TROPHY Top-16 nations according to WCC ODI rankings	2004​
	T20I​	Quadrennial Every 4 years	COMMONWEALTH GAMES Top-8 Commonwealth nations according to WCC T20I rankings	2006​
	List A​	Annual Ever year	WCC CLUB WORLD CUP Invitational	2003

WCC, in association with the Commonwealth Games Federation, also conducts a cricket tournament at the Commonwealth Games.

 

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FUTURE TOURS PROGRAMME

Every single international match and/or tournament officially sanctioned by WCC is listed below; organized into a cricket calendar of sorts.
All World Cricket Conference Global Events have a predetermined window dedicated to them in the international cricket calendar.

Current Season

2003 Future Tours Programme

Upcoming Seasons:

N/A

Archive

International cricket in 1999 | International cricket in 2000 | International cricket in 2001 | International cricket in 2002

 

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INTERNATIONAL RANKINGS

The official WCC Rankings are a widely followed system for international cricket based on player and team performances.

WCC Test Rankings

Spoiler: Team Rankings

WCC TEST TEAM RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		TEAM​
	1​		Denmark
	2​		Canada
	3​		Israel
	4​		New Zealand
	5​		South Africa
	6​		Guernsey
	7​		England
	8​		Namibia
	9​		Norway
	10​		Wales
	11​		Niue
	12​		Sri Lanka
	13​		Japan
	14​		Malta
	15​		Greece
	16​		Poland
	17​		Spain
	18​		Pakistan
	19​		Vanuatu
	20​		Bangladesh
	21​		Scotland
	22​		Nepal
	23​		Morocco
	24​		Italy
	25​		Finland
	26​		Argentina
	27​		China
	28​		Bermuda
	29​		Qatar
	30​		Zimbabwe
	31​		Saudi Arabia
	UNR​		American Samoa
	UNR​		Kazakhstan
	UNR​		Marshall Islands
	UNR​		Palestine
	—​		Algeria
	—​		Australia
	—​		Barbados
	—​		Egypt
	—​		France
	—​		India
	—​		Ireland
	—​		Kuwait
	—​		Netherlands
	—​		North Korea
	—​		United States

Spoiler: Batter Rankings

WCC TEST BATTER RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		BATTER​		TEAM​		RATING​
	1​		Joseph Porsella		MLT		564​
	2​		Dai Carlson		WAL		547​
	3​		Hervé Hocquard		MAR		525​
	4​		Heinrich Silva		ESP		500​
	5​		Michel Gottlieb		NZL		476​
	6​		Ankara Messi		ARG		456​
	7​		Harry Wroetoshaw		GGY		447​
	8​		Henry White		GGY		442​
	9​		Daemon Moropoulos		GRE		439​
	10​		Jayson Okesene		NIU		430​

Minimum qualification: 500 runs + 10 completed innings
To view player rankings outside of the top ten, click here.

Spoiler: Bowler Rankings

WCC TEST BOWLER RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		BOWLER​		TEAM​		RATING​
	1​		Mark Mansale		VAN		87​
	2​		El Mahi Khatibi		MAR		91​
	3​		Himal Wickrema		SRI		92​
	4​		Clinton Hintz		NZL		94​
	5​		Pepe Costa		NZL		100​
	6​		Kyle Madiona		MLT		102​
	—​		He Weimin		CHN		102​
	8​		Ethel Gabriel		ISR		103​
	9​		Harrison Willis		GGY		105​
	10​		Sebastian Mathisen		NOR		113​

Minimum qualification: 25 wickets + 100 overs bowled
To view player rankings outside of the top ten, click here.

WCC ODI Rankings

Spoiler: Team Rankings

WCC ODI TEAM RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		TEAM​
	1​		South Africa
	2​		Denmark
	3​		Morocco
	4​		Canada
	5​		Niue
	6​		New Zealand
	7​		Vanuatu
	8​		Guernsey
	9​		England
	10​		Norway
	11​		Italy
	12​		Malta
	13​		Argentina
	14​		Wales
	15​		Namibia
	16​		Greece
	17​		Qatar
	18​		Pakistan
	19​		Bangladesh
	20​		Kazakhstan
	21​		China
	22​		Saudi Arabia
	23​		Nepal
	24​		Japan
	25​		Palestine
	26​		Sri Lanka
	27​		Finland
	28​		Spain
	29​		Scotland
	30​		Bermuda
	31​		Poland
	32​		Israel
	33​		American Samoa
	UNR​		Marshall Islands
	UNR​		Zimbabwe
	—​		Algeria
	—​		Australia
	—​		Barbados
	—​		Egypt
	—​		France
	—​		India
	—​		Ireland
	—​		Kuwait
	—​		Netherlands
	—​		North Korea
	—​		United States

Spoiler: Batter Rankings

WCC ODI BATTER RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		BATTER​		TEAM​		RATING​
	1​		William George Charles		ENG		1005​
	2​		Richard Morgan		GGY		936​
	3​		Hervé Hocquard		MAR		841​
	4​		Jacques Coetzee		RSA		828​
	5​		Kauko Hossi		FIN		826​
	6​		Aksel Johansson		DEN		790​
	7​		Siya Ndlala		RSA		758​
	8​		Harry Wroetoshaw		GGY		756​
	9​		Martin Terry		CAN		747​
	10​		Michel Gottlieb		NZL		683​

Minimum qualification: 500 runs + 10 completed innings
To view player rankings outside of the top ten, click here.

Spoiler: Bowler Rankings

WCC ODI BOWLER RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		BOWLER​		TEAM​		RATING​
	1​		Rudi Struwig		RSA		150​
	2​		Kabir Khan Durrani		PAK		169​
	3​		Emile Leannon		NZL		195​
	4​		Talaititama Holo		NIU		196​
	5​		Turjoy Vattacharjay		BAN		197​
	6​		Sebastian Mathisen		NOR		199​
	7​		Felix Nørregaard		DEN		200​
	—​		Martin Lundgren		DEN		200​
	9​		Simon Bule		VAN		212​
	—​		Martin Terry		CAN		212​

Minimum qualification: 25 wickets + 100 overs bowled
To view player rankings outside of the top ten, click here.

WCC T20I Rankings

Spoiler: Team Rankings

WCC T20I TEAM RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		TEAM​
	1​		Vanuatu
	2​		Niue
	3​		South Africa
	4​		Canada
	5​		New Zealand
	6​		Guernsey
	7​		Malta
	8​		England
	UNR​		American Samoa
	UNR​		Argentina
	UNR​		Bangladesh
	UNR​		Bermuda
	UNR​		China
	UNR​		Denmark
	UNR​		Finland
	UNR​		Greece
	UNR​		Israel
	UNR​		Italy
	UNR​		Japan
	UNR​		Kazakhstan
	UNR​		Marshall Islands
	UNR​		Morocco
	UNR​		Namibia
	UNR​		Nepal
	UNR​		Norway
	UNR​		Pakistan
	UNR​		Palestine
	UNR​		Poland
	UNR​		Qatar
	UNR​		Saudi Arabia
	UNR​		Scotland
	UNR​		Spain
	UNR​		Sri Lanka
	UNR​		Wales
	UNR​		Zimbabwe
	—​		Algeria
	—​		Australia
	—​		Barbados
	—​		Egypt
	—​		France
	—​		India
	—​		Ireland
	—​		Kuwait
	—​		Netherlands
	—​		North Korea
	—​		United States

Spoiler: Batter Rankings

WCC T20I BATTER RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		BATTER​		TEAM​		RATING​
	1​		Apolinaire Saksak		VAN		841​
	2​		William George Charles		ENG		753​
	3​		Martin Terry		CAN		732​
	4​		Jayson Okesene		NIU		654​
	5​		Kylian Michiels		GGY		494​
	6​		Tom Nightingale		GGY		484​
	7​		Graeme Botha		RSA		423​
	8​		Misikea Feleti		NIU		406​
	9​		Graham White		CAN		373​
	10​		Dgen Kalsakau		VAN		348​

Minimum qualification: 100 runs + 2 completed innings
To view player rankings outside of the top ten, click here.

Spoiler: Bowler Rankings

WCC T20I BOWLER RANKINGS
As of January 1, 2003

	RANK​		BOWLER​		TEAM​		RATING​
	1​		Emile Leannon		NZL		53​
	2​		Talaititama Holo		NIU		54​
	3​		Dale Smit		RSA		60​
	4​		Rudi Struwig		RSA		88​
	5​		Faleuka Tagelagi		NIU		92​
	—​		Żaru Decelis		MLT		92​
	7​		Mark Mansale		VAN		138​
	8​		Olivier MacDonald		CAN		144​
	9​		Trace Roberts		NZL		178​
	10​		Ryan Edwards		GGY		180​

Minimum qualification: 4 wickets + 5 overs bowled
To view player rankings outside of the top ten, click here.

Historical rankings for the number one position across formats since the inception of the system have been archived below:

Spoiler: Historical Rankings

WCC Test Rankings

Spoiler: Team Rankings

HISTORICAL TEST TEAM RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Team​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​
	Guernsey		1 July, 1999		1 June, 2001		23 months​		23 months​
	Canada		1 June, 2001		1 June, 2002		12 months​		12 months​
	Denmark		1 June, 2002		1 March, 2003		9 months​		9 months​
	Canada		1 March, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*13 months​

Spoiler: Batter Rankings

HISTORICAL TEST BATTER RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Batter​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​		Best Rating​
	Harry Wroetoshaw		1 January, 2001		1 March, 2001		2 months​		2 months​		411​
	Michel Gottlieb		1 March, 2001		1 April, 2001		1 month​		1 month​		444​
	Kannaur Lokesh		1 April, 2001		1 August, 2001		4 months​		4 months​		525​
	Heinrich Silva		1 August, 2001		1 October, 2001		2 months​		2 months​		529​
	Donald Bomkamp		1 October, 2001		1 July, 2002		9 months​		9 months​		520​
	Joseph Porsella		1 July, 2002		1 February, 2003		7 months​		7 months​		564​
	Kylian Michiels		1 February, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​		971​

Spoiler: Bowler Rankings

HISTORICAL TEST BOWLER RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Bowler​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​		Best Rating​
	Clinton Hintz		1 January, 2001		1 February, 2002		13 months​		13 months​		56​
	Kyle Madiona		1 February, 2002		1 July, 2002		5 months​		5 months​		65​
	El Mahi Khatibi		1 July, 2002		1 October, 2002		3 months​		3 months​		82​
	Mark Mansale		1 October, 2002		1 February, 2003		4 months​		4 months​		87​
	Himal Wickrema		1 February, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​		82​

WCC ODI Rankings

Spoiler: Team Rankings

HISTORICAL ODI TEAM RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Team​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​
	Pakistan		1 July, 1999		1 January, 2000		6 months​		6 months​
	India		1 January, 2000		1 May, 2000		4 months​		4 months​
	Denmark		1 May, 2000		1 July, 2001		14 months​		14 months​
	Netherlands		1 July, 2001		1 May, 2002		10 months​		10 months​
	South Africa		1 May, 2002		1 July, 2003		14 months​		14 months​
	Canada		1 July, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​

Spoiler: Batter Rankings

HISTORICAL ODI BATTER RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Player​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​		Best Rating​
	Riley Delgado		1 January, 2001		1 May, 2001		4 months​		4 months​		707​
	Aksel Johansson		1 May, 2001		1 July, 2001		2 months​		2 months​		807​
	Kauko Hossi		1 July, 2001		1 August, 2001		1 month​		1 month​		1007​
	Michel Gottlieb		1 August, 2001		1 December, 2001		4 months​		4 months​		1048​
	Faas Vermeulen		1 December, 2001		1 August, 2002		8 months​		8 months​		914​
	Kauko Hossi		1 August, 2002		1 October, 2002		2 months​		3 months​		826​
	William George Charles		1 October, 2002		1 November, 2002		1 month​		1 month​		839​
	Hervé Hocquard		1 November, 2002		1 December, 2002		1 month​		1 month​		841​
	William George Charles		1 December, 2002		1 July, 2003		7 months​		8 months​		1005​
	Basheer Rashed		1 July, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​		1051​

Spoiler: Bowler Rankings

HISTORICAL ODI BOWLER RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Player​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​		Best Rating​
	Dimitris Perropoulos		1 January, 2001		1 April, 2001		3 months​		3 months​		130​
	Martin Lundgren		1 April, 2001		1 June, 2001		2 months​		2 months​		145​
	Dimitris Perropoulos		1 June, 2001		1 July, 2001		1 month​		4 months​		168​
	Felix Nørregaard		1 July, 2001		1 October, 2001		3 months​		3 months​		184​
	Pramod Krishnakumar		1 October, 2001		1 December, 2001		2 months​		2 months​		181​
	Mayas Kumble		1 December, 2001		1 August, 2002		8 months​		8 months​		109​
	Rudi Struwig		1 August, 2002		1 March, 2003		7 months​		7 months​		132​
	Mayas Kumble		1 March, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*9 months​		132​

WCC T20I Rankings

Spoiler: Team Rankings

HISTORICAL T20I TEAM RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Team​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​
	Vanuatu		1 January, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​

Spoiler: Batter Rankings

HISTORICAL T20I BATTER RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Player​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​		Best Rating​
	Apolinaire Saksak		1 January, 2003		1 July, 2003		6 months​		6 months​		841​
	Aksel Johansson		1 July, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​		793​

Spoiler: Bowler Rankings

HISTORICAL T20I BOWLER RANKINGS
As of January, 2003

	No. 1 Player​		Start​		End​		Total Months (uninterrupted)​		Total Months (cumulative)​		Best Rating​
	Emile Leannon		1 January, 2003		1 July, 2003		6 months​		6 months​		53​
	Talaititama Holo		1 July, 2003		—​		*1 month​		*1 month​		54​

 

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ALL-TIME RECORDS

International records for Test matches, One-Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals can be found here.

TEST RECORDS | ODI RECORDS | T20I RECORDS

All-time player career statistics can also be found here.​

 

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TEST RECORDS

Team Records

Match

Highest total:

Guernsey [ 655ao against South Africa ]
Lowest total:

South Africa [ 113 all out against Guernsey ]

Biggest win margin (by innings):

Denmark [ an innings and 163 runs against Norway ]
Biggest win margin (by runs):

Malta [ by 310 runs against England ]

Smallest win margin (by runs):

Spain [ by 8 runs against India ]
Smallest win margin (by wickets):

Canada [ by 1 wicket against Niue ]

Overall

Most wins:

Guernsey [ 15 ]
Most losses:

Pakistan [ 10 ]

Player Records

Career

Spoiler: Most runs

1.

Tom Nightingale [ 2703 ]
2.

Harry Wroetoshaw [ 2398 ]
3.

Jacques Coetzee [ 2338 ]
4.

William Gunnarsson [ 2019 ]
5.

Siya Ndlala [ 2010 ]
6.

Martin Terry [ 2004 ]
7.

Chris Mattsson [ 1973 ]
8.

Graham White [ 1970 ]
9.

Jayson Okesene [ 1941 ]
10.

Håkon Kaldefoss [ 1885 ]

Spoiler: Most fifties

1.

Tom Nightingale [ 19 ]
2.

Jacques Coetzee [ 14 ]
—

William Gunnarsson [ 14 ]
—

Mohammad Rafi [ 14 ]
5.

Rajiv Bhatnagar [ 13 ]
—

Harry Wroetoshaw [ 13 ]
—

Graham White [ 13 ]
—

Sean Law [ 13 ]
9.

Varun Muzumdar [ 12 ]
—

Dalton Nemani [ 12 ]
—

Arif Hassan [ 12 ]
—

Erik Eriksen [ 12 ]

Spoiler: Most hundreds

1.

Kylian Michiels [ 8 ]
2.

Jørn Storgaard [ 7 ]
—

Jayson Okesene [ 7 ]
—

Siya Ndlala [ 7 ]
—

Jacques Coetzee [ 7 ]
—

Tom Nightingale [ 7 ]
7.

Harry Wroetoshaw [ 6 ]
—

Martin Terry [ 6 ]
9.

Hervé Hocquard [ 5 ]
—

Michel Gottlieb [ 5 ]
—

Vijay Kambli [ 5 ]
—

Chris Mattsson [ 5 ]
—

Aksel Johansson [ 5 ]

Spoiler: Most wickets

1.

Harrison Willis [ 160 ]
2.

Martin Terry [ 105 ]
3.

Talaititama Holo [ 101 ]
4.

Shawnte McCullock [ 98 ]
5.

Patrick Duncan [ 93 ]
6.

Felix Nørregaard [ 91 ]
7.

Martin Lundgren [ 89 ]
8.

Subrata Chatterjee [ 86 ]
—

Fanie Steyn [ 86 ]
10.

Kabir Khan Durrani [ 83 ]

Spoiler: Most 5-wicket hauls

1.

Harrison Willis [ 11 ]
2.

Talaititama Holo [ 6 ]
—

Shawnte McCullock [ 6 ]
4.

El Mahi Khatibi [ 5 ]
—

Dimitris Perropoulos [ 5 ]
—

Martin Terry [ 5 ]
7.

Clinton Hintz [ 4 ]
—

Bhanu Bhakta Adhikari [ 4 ]
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Titus Fernandez [ 4 ]
—

Subrata Chatterjee [ 4 ]
—

Sebastian Mathisen [ 4 ]
—

Kabir Khan Durrani [ 4 ]
—

Fanie Steyn [ 4 ]

Spoiler: Most 10-wicket hauls

No data available.

Innings

Highest innings score:

Bronislaw Aleks [ 312 against Denmark ]
Best innings figures:

Inzamam Wasim [ 9/86 against Poland ]​

 

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ODI RECORDS

Team Records

Match

Highest total:

Guernsey [ 439/2 against Norway ]
Lowest total:

American Samoa [ 77 all out against Vanuatu ]

Biggest win margin (by runs):

Canada [ 204 runs against Nepal ]
Biggest win margin (by wickets):

South Africa [ 10 wickets against Finland ]
Biggest win margin (by deliveries):

Bangladesh [ 220 deliveries against United States ]

Smallest win margin (by runs):

Guernsey [ 1 run against South Africa ]
Smallest win margin (by wickets):

Bangladesh [ 2 wickets against United States ]
Smallest win margin (by deliveries):

South Africa [ 0 deliveries against Canada ]

Overall

Most wins:

Denmark [ 33 ]
Most losses:

Nepal [ 21 ]

Individual Records

Career

Spoiler: Most runs

1.

Aksel Johansson [ 2839 ]
2.

Harry Wroetoshaw [ 2275 ]
3.

Tom Nightingale [ 2121 ]
4.

Jacques Coetzee [ 2091 ]
5.

Arif Hassan [ 1928 ]
6.

Dalton Nemani [ 1911 ]
7.

Vijay Kambli [ 1875 ]
8.

Riley Delgado [ 1790 ]
9.

Chris Mattsson [ 1775 ]
10.

Heinrich Silva [ 1698 ]

Spoiler: Most fifties

1.

Aksel Johansson [ 23 ]
2.

Jacques Coetzee [ 17 ]
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Dalton Nemani [ 17 ]
4.

Arif Hassan [ 16 ]
5.

Shubman Kotak [ 15 ]
—

Talha Hayat [ 15 ]
7.

Antonis Vallakos [ 14 ]
—

William Gunnarsson [ 14 ]
—

Tom Nightingale [ 14 ]
—

Roberto Ruiz [ 14 ]

Spoiler: Most hundreds

1.

Harry Wroetoshaw [ 10 ]
2.

Aksel Johansson [ 7 ]
3.

Riley Delgado [ 6 ]
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William George Charles [ 6 ]
5.

Kauko Hossi [ 5 ]
—

Tom Nightingale [ 5 ]
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Vijay Kambli [ 5 ]
8.

Chris Mattsson [ 4 ]
—

Hervé Hocquard [ 4 ]
—

Faas Vermeulen [ 4 ]
—

Michel Gottlieb [ 4 ]
—

Heinrich Silva [ 4 ]

Spoiler: Most wickets

1.

Rudi Struwig [ 90 ]
2.

Felix Nørregaard [ 80 ]
3.

Kabir Khan Durrani [ 77 ]
4.

Martin Lundgren [ 65 ]
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Talaititama Holo [ 65 ]
6.

Dimitris Perropoulos [ 63 ]
7.

Vasil Perez [ 62 ]
8.

Pramod Krishnakumar [ 57 ]
9.

Zeeshan Khan [ 55 ]
—

Harrison Willis [ 55 ]

Spoiler: Most 4-wicket hauls

1.

Kabir Khan Durrani [ 5 ]
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Felix Nørregaard [ 5 ]
3.

Talaititama Holo [ 4 ]
4.

Mayas Kumble [ 3 ]
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Simon Bule [ 3 ]
—

Emile Leannon [ 3 ]
—

Turjoy Vattacharjay [ 3 ]
—

Ivan Soldo [ 3 ]
—

Pierre Struwig [ 3 ]
—

Fanie Steyn [ 3 ]
—

Rudi Struwig [ 3 ]

Spoiler: Most 5-wicket hauls

1.

Rudi Struwig [ 6 ]
2.

Dimitris Perropoulos [ 4 ]
3.

Tyler de Lange [ 2 ]
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Mayas Kumble [ 2 ]
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Manne Rautiainen [ 2 ]
—

Zeeshan Khan [ 2 ]
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Kabir Khan Durrani [ 2 ]
—

Vasil Perez [ 2 ]

Innings

Highest innings score:

Kylian Michiels [ 200 against Norway ]
Best bowling figures:

Tang Deming [ 7/43 against Sri Lanka ]​

 

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T20I RECORDS

Team Records

Match

Highest team total:

Denmark [ 222/3 against Guernsey ]
Lowest team total:

Marshall Islands [ 82ao against Denmark ]

Biggest win margin (by runs):

Denmark [ 108 runs against Marshall Islands ]
Biggest win margin (by wickets):

Malta [ 9 wickets against Niue ]
Biggest win margin (by deliveries):

Denmark [ 54 deliveries against Marshall Islands ]

Smallest win margin (by runs):

Italy [ 1 run against Israel ]
Smallest win margin (by wickets):

Vanuatu [ 5 wickets against Canada ]
Smallest win margin (by deliveries):

Vanuatu [ 2 deliveries against Niue ]

Overall

Most wins:

Denmark /

India /

Vanuatu [ 5 ]
Most losses:

Guernsey [ 4 ]

Individual Records

Career

Spoiler: Most runs

1.

Misikea Feleti [ 147 ]
2.

Graeme Botha [ 146 ]
3.

Tom Nightingale [ 140 ]
4.

Kylian Michiels [ 123 ]
—

Apolinaire Saksak [ 123 ]
6.

Dgen Kalsakau [ 122 ]
7.

Martin Terry [ 121 ]
—

Graham White [ 121 ]
9.

William George Charles [ 119 ]
10.

Nasir West [ 117 ]

Spoiler: Most fifties

1.

Graham Botha [ 2 ]
—

Kylian Michiels [ 2 ]
3.

Misikea Feleti [ 1 ]
—

Tom Nightingale [ 1 ]
—

Apolinaire Saksak [ 1 ]
—

Dgen Kalsakau [ 1 ]
—

Martin Terry [ 1 ]
—

Graham White [ 1 ]
—

Nasir West [ 1 ]
—

Eprahim Meto [ 1 ]
—

Jacques Coetzee [ 1 ]
—

Balendra Lathar [ 1 ]

Spoiler: Most hundreds

N/A

Spoiler: Most wickets

1.

Talaititama Holo [ 9 ]
2.

Rudi Struwig [ 8 ]
3.

Żaru Decelis [ 7 ]
4.

Emile Leannon [ 6 ]
—

Dale Smit [ 6 ]
6.

Olivier MacDonald [ 5 ]
—

Faleuka Tagelagi [ 5 ]
8.

Trace Roberts [ 4 ]
—

Ryan Edwards [ 4 ]
—

Richard Carolyne [ 4 ]
—

Mark Mansale [ 4 ]
—

Harry Wroetoshaw [ 4 ]

Spoiler: Most 4-wicket hauls

1.

Rudi Struwig [ 1 ]
—

Emile Leannon [ 1 ]
—

Faleuka Tagelagi [ 1 ]

Spoiler: Most 5-wicket hauls

N/A

Innings

Highest innings score:

Aksel Johansson [ 111 against Guernsey ]
Best bowling figures:

Felix Nørregaard [ 5/17 against Marshall Islands ]​

 

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PLAYER CAREER STATISTICS

All-time career statistics for every player from international matches played under the World Cricket Conference can be found here.

All-Time Career Statistics

As of January 1, 2003

Spoiler: Test

Spoiler: Argentina

Spoiler: Bangladesh

Spoiler: Barbados

Spoiler: Bermuda

Spoiler: Canada

Spoiler: China

Spoiler: Denmark

Spoiler: Egypt

Spoiler: England

Spoiler: Finland

Spoiler: France

Spoiler: Greece

Spoiler: Guernsey

Spoiler: India

Spoiler: Ireland

Spoiler: Israel

Spoiler: Italy

Spoiler: Japan

Spoiler: Malta

Spoiler: Marshall Islands

Spoiler: Morocco

Spoiler: Namibia

Spoiler: Nepal

Spoiler: Netherlands

Spoiler: New Zealand

Spoiler: Niue

Spoiler: North Korea

Spoiler: Norway

Spoiler: Pakistan

Spoiler: Poland

Spoiler: Qatar

Spoiler: Saudi Arabia

Spoiler: Scotland

Spoiler: South Africa

Spoiler: Spain

Spoiler: Sri Lanka

Spoiler: United States

Spoiler: Vanuatu

Spoiler: Wales

Spoiler: Zimbabwe

Spoiler: ODI

Spoiler: American Samoa

Spoiler: Argentina

Spoiler: Australia

Spoiler: Bangladesh

Spoiler: Barbados

Spoiler: Bermuda

Spoiler: Canada

Spoiler: China

Spoiler: Denmark

Spoiler: Egypt

Spoiler: England

Spoiler: Finland

Spoiler: France

Spoiler: Greece

Spoiler: Guernsey

Spoiler: India

Spoiler: Ireland

Spoiler: Israel

Spoiler: Italy

Spoiler: Japan

Spoiler: Kazakhstan

Spoiler: Malta

Spoiler: Marshall Islands

Spoiler: Morocco

Spoiler: Namibia

Spoiler: Nepal

Spoiler: Netherlands

Spoiler: New Zealand

Spoiler: Niue

Spoiler: North Korea

Spoiler: Norway

Spoiler: Pakistan

Spoiler: Palestine

Spoiler: Poland

Spoiler: Qatar

Spoiler: Saudi Arabia

Spoiler: Scotland

Spoiler: South Africa

Spoiler: Spain

Spoiler: Sri Lanka

Spoiler: United States

Spoiler: Vanuatu

Spoiler: Wales

Spoiler: T20I

Spoiler: Canada

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: England

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: Guernsey

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: Malta

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: New Zealand

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: Niue

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: South Africa

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

Spoiler: Vanuatu

Spoiler: Batting

Spoiler: Bowling

 

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