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Dipak
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Somalia all the way!
GlitchInTheMatrix
ICC Board Member
Awesome writing! 
Dipak
ICC Board Member
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- Mumbai, India
Yeah, let's see who's the best!
Abaskuul Kayse would smash your bowlers out of the park.Waiting for the next update.
Aislabie
Test Cricket is Best Cricket
AFRICA
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Related Stories
23 Mar|Interviews: du Plessis - "We're building a legacy"
12 Aug|News: Zimbabwe players off strike
18 Nov|Report: van Zyl seals whitewash for Proteas
Power of the Proteas
1st
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South Africa
|136 pts
Incredibly, in this era of home domination, South Africa haven't lost a series away from home for a decade, since their loss to Sri Lanka in 2006. Indeed, they've only lost against Australia since then, in 2009 and 2014, both times at the hands of Mitchell Johnson's searing pace. In all honesty, the South Africans have to be up there with the best Test teams of all time, and it is only right that they get the chance to prove it in the Test Championship. Graeme Smith is expected to retire after his country win (or don't win) the Mace, with Faf du Plessis the next in line. For this series, though, he will be looking to go out with a bang.
Biff will want to go out with a bang.
Squad: Smith
, Amla, Petersen, Elgar, de Villiers, de Kock, du Plessis, van Zyl, Duminy, Philander, Steyn, Morkel, de Lange, Abbott, Dry
13th
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Zimbabwe
|28 pts
It's hard to believe, but this is a rich generation of Zimbabwean talent. The likes of Kyle Jarvis, Gary Ballance, Nathan Waller, Craig Ervine and Colin de Grandhomme are all flourishing elsewhere, but those who have remained in Zimbabwe remain underpaid and underappreciated. Not that there's many who remain in Zimbabwe these days. In their last Test, against Guyana, their side included such names as Mugochi and Mufudza, Zhuwao and Jongwe, and it was just generally a far cry from the glory days of being ranked above England. They still scrape the odd win or two off the back of Brendan Taylor, but it's usually a long hard slog.
The Zimbabwean team is in a sorry state.
So, that's five out of six. The final team will be the strongest of those from the Americas.
There also isn't a Congo-Niger-Sierra Leone tri-series planned at the moment. Sorry guys.
23 Mar|Interviews: du Plessis - "We're building a legacy"
12 Aug|News: Zimbabwe players off strike
18 Nov|Report: van Zyl seals whitewash for Proteas
Power of the Proteas
Incredibly, in this era of home domination, South Africa haven't lost a series away from home for a decade, since their loss to Sri Lanka in 2006. Indeed, they've only lost against Australia since then, in 2009 and 2014, both times at the hands of Mitchell Johnson's searing pace. In all honesty, the South Africans have to be up there with the best Test teams of all time, and it is only right that they get the chance to prove it in the Test Championship. Graeme Smith is expected to retire after his country win (or don't win) the Mace, with Faf du Plessis the next in line. For this series, though, he will be looking to go out with a bang.
Squad: Smith
, Amla, Petersen, Elgar, de Villiers, de Kock, du Plessis, van Zyl, Duminy, Philander, Steyn, Morkel, de Lange, Abbott, Dry
It's hard to believe, but this is a rich generation of Zimbabwean talent. The likes of Kyle Jarvis, Gary Ballance, Nathan Waller, Craig Ervine and Colin de Grandhomme are all flourishing elsewhere, but those who have remained in Zimbabwe remain underpaid and underappreciated. Not that there's many who remain in Zimbabwe these days. In their last Test, against Guyana, their side included such names as Mugochi and Mufudza, Zhuwao and Jongwe, and it was just generally a far cry from the glory days of being ranked above England. They still scrape the odd win or two off the back of Brendan Taylor, but it's usually a long hard slog.
So, that's five out of six. The final team will be the strongest of those from the Americas.
There also isn't a Congo-Niger-Sierra Leone tri-series planned at the moment. Sorry guys.
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Umair7
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Aislabie
Test Cricket is Best Cricket
The Marylebone Cricket Club is pleased to announce a new initiative to bring cricket into the Twentieth Century. For the first time, the champions of Australia will travel to England to play for the title of World Champions. It is hoped that, over time, this fixture can command a regular place in the English cricketing summer.
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Go canada you can do it!
Dipak
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Ah well Somalia just let SA win it 
Aislabie
Test Cricket is Best Cricket
AFRICA
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Related Stories
01 Jan|Re-wind: 2014 - The year the Windies split
14 Jun|Report: Chanderpaul, Sarwan win series
03 Nov|Report: Jamaica fall short against Tigers
08 Dec|Report: Carter's Barbados win local series
Amazon Warriors - Surprise Success
9th
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Guyana
|51 pts
Guyana did not have a good record in the West Indian domestic first-class competition, but they have risen to the top of the pile in the region as a Test side owing to the reliability of their veteran run-makers Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Ramnaresh Sarwan. The pair have saved their country from numerous Test defeats, as well as setting up victories for the spin threat of Permaul and Bishoo to complete against other lowly Test nations. With Chanderpaul and Sarwan set to retire at the end of the tournament, though, they will likely plummet down the rankings.
Will we see more of the father-son combo?
Squad: Barnwell, Chanderpaul, Chanderpaul, Griffith, Sarwan, Fudadin, Deonarine, Christian, Bramble, Johnson, Crandon, Jacobs, Beaton, Wintz, Permaul, Bishoo, Crandon
10th
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Barbados
|49 pts
12th |
Jamaica
|34 pts
15th |
Trinidad & Tobago
|27 pts
The bottom of the table is very congested. The unluckiest of the bunch is undoubtedly Jamaica, who have missed out on the Championship despite having beaten all the other sides in their region. The reason for this is simple: however good the likes of Chris Gayle and Jerome Taylor are, they need to be available more often.
More consistent than Jamaica have been Barbados, whose incredible pace battery has meant that on occasion they can compete with the best in the world. Best, Brathwaite, Cummings, Edwards, Holder, McClean, Roach, Searles - all of them probably Test quality bowlers, and ably supported by the spin of Nurse and Benn. Sometimes, though, their batting can be very fragile, and this has led to some pretty embarrassing losses too. Barbados don't play in many draws.
Finally, we have Trinidad and Tobago. By miles, they are the best limited overs side in the Caribbean. Sometimes, though, you get the feeling that for players like Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard and the like, Test cricket just isn't the priority. When they play at home, they often select a quartet of spinners out of Austin, Badree, Jaggernauth, Kantasingh, Khan and Narine, but this strategy leaves their limited pace reserves half-cooked away from home.
Sometimes, Test cricket isn't the priority.
Next update will be fixtures and stuffs.
01 Jan|Re-wind: 2014 - The year the Windies split
14 Jun|Report: Chanderpaul, Sarwan win series
03 Nov|Report: Jamaica fall short against Tigers
08 Dec|Report: Carter's Barbados win local series
Amazon Warriors - Surprise Success
Guyana did not have a good record in the West Indian domestic first-class competition, but they have risen to the top of the pile in the region as a Test side owing to the reliability of their veteran run-makers Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Ramnaresh Sarwan. The pair have saved their country from numerous Test defeats, as well as setting up victories for the spin threat of Permaul and Bishoo to complete against other lowly Test nations. With Chanderpaul and Sarwan set to retire at the end of the tournament, though, they will likely plummet down the rankings.
Squad: Barnwell
, Chanderpaul, Chanderpaul, Griffith, Sarwan, Fudadin, Deonarine, Christian, Bramble, Johnson, Crandon, Jacobs, Beaton, Wintz, Permaul, Bishoo, Crandon
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The bottom of the table is very congested. The unluckiest of the bunch is undoubtedly Jamaica, who have missed out on the Championship despite having beaten all the other sides in their region. The reason for this is simple: however good the likes of Chris Gayle and Jerome Taylor are, they need to be available more often.
More consistent than Jamaica have been Barbados, whose incredible pace battery has meant that on occasion they can compete with the best in the world. Best, Brathwaite, Cummings, Edwards, Holder, McClean, Roach, Searles - all of them probably Test quality bowlers, and ably supported by the spin of Nurse and Benn. Sometimes, though, their batting can be very fragile, and this has led to some pretty embarrassing losses too. Barbados don't play in many draws.
Finally, we have Trinidad and Tobago. By miles, they are the best limited overs side in the Caribbean. Sometimes, though, you get the feeling that for players like Dwayne Bravo, Kieron Pollard and the like, Test cricket just isn't the priority. When they play at home, they often select a quartet of spinners out of Austin, Badree, Jaggernauth, Kantasingh, Khan and Narine, but this strategy leaves their limited pace reserves half-cooked away from home.
Next update will be fixtures and stuffs.
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Aislabie
Test Cricket is Best Cricket
Introduction
In 1900, to mark a new century in cricket and the world, the Marylebone Cricket Club decided to create a new fixture in the English summer, and the World Championship of Cricket was born, to be contested between the champions of England and the champions of Australia.
Over 116 years, domestic teams from ten nations would be represented, with around the same number of guest teams also playing on an invitational basis.
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The Early Years
After three years of the Championship being decided by a single first-class match, the Marylebone Cricket Club decided that the 1903 Championship would be decided over three matches. From 1903 until 1930, either two, three or four teams would contest the Championship in a series of three first-class matches, although the tournaments from 1915 to 1919 were cancelled due to the War.
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The Knockout Era
Apart from one tournament immediately after World War Two in 1947, all Championships from 1935 to 1968 were contested in a straight knockout format. When more an inconvenienent number of teams played, the English and Australian champions received a direct bye through the first round, as occasionally did the champions of South Africa.
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The Hexangular Era
From 1969 to 1989, the World Championship of Cricket was contested by two groups of three teams in a four-week window. For the first time, the Championship began to be played outside England, and the consistent format made it much easier for fans from around the world to understand.
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The Era of Expansion
The inclusion for the first time of a Sri Lankan team in 1990 saw the Championship grow once more to an eight-team knockout. It didn't stop there, though, growing to three groups of three teams with the elevation of Zimbabwe to Test cricket. The Millenium Tournament, featuring domestic teams from the ten nations we recognise as today's Test teams alongside Kenya and Scotland, was the largest of all with twelve teams.
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The End of Expansion
As the tournament continued to grow, and the imminent prospect of an 11-team event reduced the schedulers to quivering wrecks, the ICC took decisive action in reducing the 2012 tournament once more to an 8-team knockout event. In 2015, this was reduced further, as the new Executive Committee agreed to a return to the golden age of six teams, including one each from the Big Three (Aus, Eng, Ind) and the champions of the top three remaining Test nations.
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Guest Teams
For many years, guest teams would be invited to compete in the tournament. The first instance of this was when the Gentlemen of Philadelphia competed in the 1908 edition during their tour of England. Over time, Argentina, Dublin University, Fiji, Canada, Scotland, Ireland, Bermuda, Zimbabwe, Netherlands and Kenya were all invited to participate in the tournament. In the early 21st Century, Scotland, Ireland and Afghanistan all earned places in the tournament by winning the Intercontinental Cup.
World War One
The era of contraction begins: back down to eight teams.
In 1900, to mark a new century in cricket and the world, the Marylebone Cricket Club decided to create a new fixture in the English summer, and the World Championship of Cricket was born, to be contested between the champions of England and the champions of Australia.
Over 116 years, domestic teams from ten nations would be represented, with around the same number of guest teams also playing on an invitational basis.
---
The Early Years
After three years of the Championship being decided by a single first-class match, the Marylebone Cricket Club decided that the 1903 Championship would be decided over three matches. From 1903 until 1930, either two, three or four teams would contest the Championship in a series of three first-class matches, although the tournaments from 1915 to 1919 were cancelled due to the War.
---
The Knockout Era
Apart from one tournament immediately after World War Two in 1947, all Championships from 1935 to 1968 were contested in a straight knockout format. When more an inconvenienent number of teams played, the English and Australian champions received a direct bye through the first round, as occasionally did the champions of South Africa.
---
The Hexangular Era
From 1969 to 1989, the World Championship of Cricket was contested by two groups of three teams in a four-week window. For the first time, the Championship began to be played outside England, and the consistent format made it much easier for fans from around the world to understand.
---
The Era of Expansion
The inclusion for the first time of a Sri Lankan team in 1990 saw the Championship grow once more to an eight-team knockout. It didn't stop there, though, growing to three groups of three teams with the elevation of Zimbabwe to Test cricket. The Millenium Tournament, featuring domestic teams from the ten nations we recognise as today's Test teams alongside Kenya and Scotland, was the largest of all with twelve teams.
---
The End of Expansion
As the tournament continued to grow, and the imminent prospect of an 11-team event reduced the schedulers to quivering wrecks, the ICC took decisive action in reducing the 2012 tournament once more to an 8-team knockout event. In 2015, this was reduced further, as the new Executive Committee agreed to a return to the golden age of six teams, including one each from the Big Three (Aus, Eng, Ind) and the champions of the top three remaining Test nations.
---
Guest Teams
For many years, guest teams would be invited to compete in the tournament. The first instance of this was when the Gentlemen of Philadelphia competed in the 1908 edition during their tour of England. Over time, Argentina, Dublin University, Fiji, Canada, Scotland, Ireland, Bermuda, Zimbabwe, Netherlands and Kenya were all invited to participate in the tournament. In the early 21st Century, Scotland, Ireland and Afghanistan all earned places in the tournament by winning the Intercontinental Cup.
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Central Districts
Barbados
Peshawar
Bloomfield
Matebeleland
Mohammedan
Kenya (Guest)
Scotland (Guest)
Surrey
Queensland
Mumbai
Gauteng
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines
COlts
Mashonaland
Queensland
Mumbai
Gauteng
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines
COlts
Mashonaland
Yorkshire
Queensland
Baroda
Western Province
Wellington
Barbados
Lahore Blues
Nondescripts
Mashonaland
Biman Bangladesh
Queensland
Baroda
Western Province
Wellington
Barbados
Lahore Blues
Nondescripts
Mashonaland
Biman Bangladesh
Surrey
Queensland
Railways
KwaZulu-Natal
Auckland
Jamaica
Karachi Whites
Colts
Mashonaland
Dhaka Division
Queensland
Railways
KwaZulu-Natal
Auckland
Jamaica
Karachi Whites
Colts
Mashonaland
Dhaka Division
Sussex
New South Wales
Mumbai
Easterns
Auckland
Barbados
Pakistan International Airlines
Moors
Mashonaland
Khulna Division
New South Wales
Mumbai
Easterns
Auckland
Barbados
Pakistan International Airlines
Moors
Mashonaland
Khulna Division
Warwickshire
Victoria
Mumbai
Western Province
Wellington
Barbados
Faisalabad
Bloomfield
Dhaka Division
Scotland
Victoria
Mumbai
Western Province
Wellington
Barbados
Faisalabad
Bloomfield
Dhaka Division
Scotland
Nottinghamshire
New South Wales
Railways
Eagles
Auckland
Jamaica
Peshawar
Colts
Dhaka Division
Ireland
New South Wales
Railways
Eagles
Auckland
Jamaica
Peshawar
Colts
Dhaka Division
Ireland
Sussex
Queensland
Uttar Pradesh
Dolphins
Central Districts
Trinidad & Tobago
Sialkot
Sinhalese
Rajshahi Division
Queensland
Uttar Pradesh
Dolphins
Central Districts
Trinidad & Tobago
Sialkot
Sinhalese
Rajshahi Division
Sussex
Tasmania
Mumbai
Titans
Northern Districts
Barbados
Karachi Urban
Colombo
Dhaka Division
Ireland
Tasmania
Mumbai
Titans
Northern Districts
Barbados
Karachi Urban
Colombo
Dhaka Division
Ireland
Durham
New South Wales
Delhi
Eagles
Canterbury
Jamaica
Sui Northern Gas Pipeline
Sinhalese
Khulna Division
Ireland
New South Wales
Delhi
Eagles
Canterbury
Jamaica
Sui Northern Gas Pipeline
Sinhalese
Khulna Division
Ireland
Durham
Victoria
Mumbai
Titans
Auckland
Jamaica
Sialkot
Colts
Easterns
Rajshahi Division
Victoria
Mumbai
Titans
Auckland
Jamaica
Sialkot
Colts
Easterns
Rajshahi Division
Nottinghamshire
Victoria
Mumbai
Cape Cobras
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Karachi
Chilaw Marians
Rajshahi Division
Afghanistan
Victoria
Mumbai
Cape Cobras
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Karachi
Chilaw Marians
Rajshahi Division
Afghanistan
Lancashire
Tasmania
Rajasthan
Cape Cobras
Canterbury
Jamaica
Habib Bank
Bloomfield
Tasmania
Rajasthan
Cape Cobras
Canterbury
Jamaica
Habib Bank
Bloomfield
Warwickshire
Queensland
Rajasthan
Titans
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines
Colts
Queensland
Rajasthan
Titans
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines
Colts
Durham
Tasmania
Mumbai
Cape Cobras
Central Districts
Barbados
Karachi Blues
Sinhalese
Tasmania
Mumbai
Cape Cobras
Central Districts
Barbados
Karachi Blues
Sinhalese
Yorkshire
New South Wales
Karnataka
Titans
Canterbury
Rawalpindi
New South Wales
Karnataka
Titans
Canterbury
Rawalpindi
Highest Team Total
Lowest Team Total
Most Extras (Innings)
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Highest Individual Innings
Best Innings Figures
Best Match Figures
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Partnership Records
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
Lowest Team Total
Most Extras (Innings)
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Highest Individual Innings
Best Innings Figures
Best Match Figures
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Partnership Records
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
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