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SANDBOX

Spoiler: World Cricket Championship

Tournament to crown the first-class champions of the world.

Over 116 years, domestic teams from a dozen nations will be represented, with around the same number of guest teams also playing on an invitational basis.

Spoiler: 1900s

Spoiler: 1900 (2)

Surrey
Victoria

Spoiler: 1901 (2)

Yorkshire
Victoria

Spoiler: 1902 (2)

Yorkshire
Victoria

Spoiler: 1903 (2)

Yorkshire
New South Wales

Spoiler: 1904 (3)

Middlesex
New South Wales
Transvaal

Spoiler: 1905 (3)

Lancashire
New South Wales
Transvaal

Spoiler: 1906 (3)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Transvaal

Spoiler: 1907 (2)

Kent
New South Wales

Spoiler: 1908 (4)

Noottinghamshire
New South Wales
Transvaal
Gentlemen of Philadelphia (Guest)

Spoiler: 1909 (2)

Yorkshire
Victoria

Spoiler: 1910s

Spoiler: 1910 (3)

Kent
New South Wales
Western Province

Spoiler: 1911 (3)

Kent
South Australia
Auckland

Spoiler: 1912 (3)

Warwickshire
New South Wales
Natal

Spoiler: 1913 (3)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Argentina (Guest)

Spoiler: 1914 (3)

Kenya
South Australia
Natal

World War One

Spoiler: 1920s

Spoiler: 1920 (2)

Yorkshire
Canterbury

Spoiler: 1921 (2)

Middlesex
New South Wales

Spoiler: 1922 (3)

Middlesex
New South Wales
Western Province

Spoiler: 1923 (3)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Western Province

Spoiler: 1924 (2)

Yorkshire
New South Wales

Spoiler: 1925 (3)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Transvaal

Spoiler: 1926 (3)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Dublin University (Guest)

Spoiler: 1927 (3)

Lancashire
New South Wales
Transvaal

Spoiler: 1928 (3)

Lancashire
South Australia
Transvaal

Spoiler: 1929 (3)

Lancashire
Victoria
Argentina (Guest)

To this point, all tournaments have been played over three matches, apart from the first three Championships, which were played over a single fixture.

Spoiler: 1930s

Spoiler: 1930 (3)

Nottinghamshire
New South Wales
Trinidad

Spoiler: 1931 (5)

Lancashire
Victoria
Transvaal
Wellington *
British Guyna *

Spoiler: 1932 (3)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Canterbury

Spoiler: 1933 (5)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Western Province
Wellington *
Trinidad *

Spoiler: 1934 (3)

Lancashire
New South Wales
Otago

Spoiler: 1935 (5)

Lancashire
Victoria
Natal
Auckland *
Trinidad *

Spoiler: 1936 (6)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Bombay
Transvaal
Canterbury
British Guiana

Spoiler: 1937 (5)

Derbyshire
South Australia
Bombay *
Wellington *
British Guiana *

Spoiler: 1938 (6)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Nawanagar
Natal
Auckland
Trinidad

Spoiler: 1939 (6)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Hyderabad
Natal
Auckland
British Guiana

Spoiler: 1940s

World War Two

Spoiler: 1947 (3)

Yorkshire
Holkar
Canterbury

Spoiler: 1948 (5)

Middlesex
Victoria
Baroda
Natal
Auckland

Spoiler: 1949 (6)

Glamorgan
Western Australia
Holkar
Natal
Otago
Fiji (Guest)

Spoiler: 1950s

Spoiler: 1950 (4)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Canterbury

Spoiler: 1951 (4)

Surrey
New South Wales
Baroda
Wellington

Spoiler: 1952 (6)

Warwickshire
Victoria
Holkar
Transvaal
Otago
Canada (Guest)

Spoiler: 1953 (5)

Surrey
New South Wales
Bombay
Wester Province
Canterbury

Spoiler: 1954 (5)

Surrey
South Australia
Holkar
Otago
Fiji (Guest)

Spoiler: 1955 (6)

Surrey
New South Wales
Bombay
Natal
Central Districts
Bahawalpur

Spoiler: 1956 (6)

Surrey
New South Wales
Madras
Western Province
Wellington
Karachi

Spoiler: 1957 (4)

Surrey
New South Wales
Bombay
Canterbury

Spoiler: 1958 (7)

Surrey
New South Wales
Bombay
Natal
Wellington
British Guiana
Karachi

Spoiler: 1959 (6)

Surrey
New South Wales
Baroda
Otago
Bahawalpur
Scotland (Guest)

Spoiler: 1960s

Spoiler: 1960 (6)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Transvaal
Auckland
Karachi

Spoiler: 1961 (6)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Natal
Canterbury
Karachi

Spoiler: 1962 (6)

Hampshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Natal
Wellington
British Guiana

Spoiler: 1963 (6)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Wellington
Karachi Blues
Ireland (Guest)

Spoiler: 1964 (6)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Bombay
Natal
Northern Districts
Karachi A

Spoiler: 1965 (7)

Worcestershire
South Australia
Bombay
Natal
Auckland
British Guiana
Karachi Blues

Spoiler: 1966 (6)

Worcestershire
New South Wales
Bombay
Canterbury
Karachi Blues
Bermuda (Guest)

Spoiler: 1967 (6)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Natal
Wellington
Barbados

Spoiler: 1968 (8)

Yorkshire
Victoria
Bombay
Natal
Central Districts
Barbados
Karachi
Ireland (Guest)

Spoiler: 1969 (6)

Yorkshire
Western Australia
Bombay
Natal
Central Districts
Ceylon (Guest)

Spoiler: 1970s

Spoiler: 1970 (6)

Glamorgan
South Australia
Bobay
Auckland
Jamaica
Lahore

Spoiler: 1971 (6)

Kent
Victoria
Bombay
Otago
Trinidad
Pakistan International Airlines

Spoiler: 1972 (6)

Surrey
South Australia
Bombay
Central Districts
Trinidad & Tobago
Karachi Blues

Spoiler: 1973 (6)

Warwickshire
Western Australia
Bombay
Otago
Barbados
Canada (Guest)

Spoiler: 1974 (6)

Hampshire
Western Australia
Bombay
Wellington
Guyana
Pakistan Railways

Spoiler: 1975 (6)

Worcestershire
Victoria
Karnataka
Wellington
Barbados
Pakistan Railways

Spoiler: 1976 (6)

Leicestershire
Western Australia
Bombay
Otago
Guyana
Punjab A

Spoiler: 1977 (6)

Middlesex
Western Australia
Bombay
Canterbury
Barbados
National Bank

Spoiler: 1978 (6)

Middlesex
Western Australia
Bombay
Otago
Barbados
United Bank

Spoiler: 1979 (6)

Kent
Western Australia
Karnataka
Auckland
Barbados
Habib Bank

Spoiler: 1980s

Spoiler: 1980 (6)

Essex
Victoria
Delhi
Otago
Barbados
National Bank

Spoiler: 1981 (6)

Middlesex
Victoria
Delhi
Northern Districts
Barbados
Pakistan International Airlines

Spoiler: 1982 (6)

Nottinghamshire
Western Australia
Bombay
Auckland
Combined Islands
United Bank

Spoiler: 1983 (6)

Middlesex
South Australia
Delhi
Wellington
Barbados
National Bank

Spoiler: 1984 (6)

Essex
New South Wales
Karnataka
Wellington
Guyana
United Bank

Spoiler: 1985 (6)

Essex
Western Australia
Bombay
Canterbury
Barbados
National Bank

Spoiler: 1986 (6)

Middlesex
New South Wales
Bombay
Wellington
Trinidad & Tobago
United Bank

Spoiler: 1987 (6)

Essex
New South Wales
Delhi
Otago
Barbados
Karachi

Spoiler: 1988 (6)

Nottinghamshire
Western Australia
Hyderabad
Central Districts
Guyana
National Bank

Spoiler: 1989 (6)

Worcestershire
Western Australia
Tamil Nadu
Otago
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines

Spoiler: 1990s

Spoiler: 1990 (8)

Worcestershire
Western Australia
Delhi
Auckland
Jamaica
ADB Pakistan
Nondescripts
Zimbabwe (Guest)

Spoiler: 1991 (8)

Middlesex
New South Wales
Bengal
Wellington
Leeward Islands
Pakistan International Airlines
Sinhalese
Netherlands (Guest)

Spoiler: 1992 (8)

Essex
Victoria
Haryana
Western Province
Auckland
Barbados
Karachi Whites
Sinhalese

Spoiler: 1993 (8)

Essex
Western Australia
Delhi
Eastern Province
Central Districts
Jamaica
Karachi Whites
Colts

Spoiler: 1994 (8)

Middlesex
New South Wales
Punjab
Orange Free State
Northern Districts
Guyana
Karachi
Sinhalese

Spoiler: 1995 (8)

Warwickshire
New South Wales
Bombay
Orange Free State
Canterbury
Leeward Islands
Lahore
Nondescripts

Spoiler: 1996 (9)

Warwickshire
Queensland
Bombay
Natal
Auckland
Barbados
Karachi Blues
Bloomfield
Mashonaland

Spoiler: 1997 (9)

Leicestershire
South Australia
Karnataka
Western Province
Auckland
Leeward Islands
Karachi Blues
Colombo
Matebeleland

Spoiler: 1998 (9)

Glamorgan
Queensland
Bombay
Natal
Canterbury
Barbados
Lahore
Bloomfield
Mashonaland

Spoiler: 1999 (9)

Leicestershire
Western Australia
Karnataka
Orange Free State
Canterbury
Guyana
Karachi
Sinhalese
Mashonaland

Spoiler: 2000s

Spoiler: Millenium Tournament (12)

Surrey
Western Australia
Karnataka
Western Province
Central Districts
Barbados
Peshawar
Bloomfield
Matebeleland
Mohammedan
Kenya (Guest)
Scotland (Guest)

Spoiler: 2001 (9)

Surrey
Queensland
Mumbai
Gauteng
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines
COlts
Mashonaland

Spoiler: 2002 (10)

Yorkshire
Queensland
Baroda
Western Province
Wellington
Barbados
Lahore Blues
Nondescripts
Mashonaland
Biman Bangladesh

Spoiler: 2003 (10)

Surrey
Queensland
Railways
KwaZulu-Natal
Auckland
Jamaica
Karachi Whites
Colts
Mashonaland
Dhaka Division

Spoiler: 2004 (10)

Sussex
New South Wales
Mumbai
Easterns
Auckland
Barbados
Pakistan International Airlines
Moors
Mashonaland
Khulna Division

Spoiler: 2005 (10)

Warwickshire
Victoria
Mumbai
Western Province
Wellington
Barbados
Faisalabad
Bloomfield
Dhaka Division
Scotland

Spoiler: 2006 (10)

Nottinghamshire
New South Wales
Railways
Eagles
Auckland
Jamaica
Peshawar
Colts
Dhaka Division
Ireland

Spoiler: 2007 (9)

Sussex
Queensland
Uttar Pradesh
Dolphins
Central Districts
Trinidad & Tobago
Sialkot
Sinhalese
Rajshahi Division

Spoiler: 2008 (10)

Sussex
Tasmania
Mumbai
Titans
Northern Districts
Barbados
Karachi Urban
Colombo
Dhaka Division
Ireland

Spoiler: 2009 (10)

Durham
New South Wales
Delhi
Eagles
Canterbury
Jamaica
Sui Northern Gas Pipeline
Sinhalese
Khulna Division
Ireland

Spoiler: 2010s

Spoiler: 2010 (10)

Durham
Victoria
Mumbai
Titans
Auckland
Jamaica
Sialkot
Colts
Easterns
Rajshahi Division

Spoiler: 2011 (10)

Nottinghamshire
Victoria
Mumbai
Cape Cobras
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Karachi
Chilaw Marians
Rajshahi Division
Afghanistan

The era of contraction begins: back down to eight teams.

Spoiler: 2012 (8)

Lancashire
Tasmania
Rajasthan
Cape Cobras
Canterbury
Jamaica
Habib Bank
Bloomfield

Spoiler: 2013 (8)

Warwickshire
Queensland
Rajasthan
Titans
Northern Districts
Jamaica
Pakistan International Airlines
Colts

Spoiler: 2014 (8)

Durham
Tasmania
Mumbai
Cape Cobras
Central Districts
Barbados
Karachi Blues
Sinhalese

Spoiler: 2015 (6)

Yorkshire
New South Wales
Karnataka
Titans
Canterbury
Rawalpindi

Next idea:

Spoiler: 1912 World Test Championship

1912: The year of the ill-fated Triangular Tournament, held in England between the three Test nations of the day: Australia, England and South Africa. First mooted by Sir Abe Bailey, it fell victim to infighting, squabbling, and the British climate. It has never been repeated.

But what if it had worked out to be something bigger, better, and altogether longer-lasting? This tournament is the story of what might have been.

Spoiler: Teams

Spoiler: Argentina

Manager: T.B.C.

In the early 20th Century, Argentina were one of the strongest teams in the world. But for the stroke of a statistician's pen, the first-class games between Argentina and the MCC could have made them the fourth Test nation.

Spoiler: Squad

Harry Biedermann
Gordon Brown
John Campbell
Gerald Drysdale
William Gardom
Charles Horfsall
Neville Jackson
Robert Rudd
Gerard Simpson

CH Whaley
RH Johnston

Harold Cowes
Evelyn Toumlin

Harold Garnett

Herbert Dorning
Phillip Foy

Austen Cowper
H Middleton
GA Young

JB Sheridan

Spoiler: Australia

Manager: T.B.C.

The Australians suffered a major loss mere months before the real-life Triangular Tournament, with six of their leading players declaring themselves unavailable for the tour. Not in this league, though.

Spoiler: Squad

Warren Bardsley
Syd Gregory
Clem Hill
Ernie Mayne
Vernon Ransford
Dave Smith
Victor Trumper

Warwick Armstrong
Charles McCartney

Charles Kelleway
Roy Minnett

Barlow Carkeek
Sammy Carter
Claude Jennings

Ranji Hordern

Tibby Cotter
Gerry Hazlitt
Bill Whitty

Sid Emery
Jimmy Matthews

Spoiler: Canada

Manager: T.B.C.

One half of the oldest cricketing rivalry, Canadian cricket in the early 1900s was still strong enough to tempt the MCC to tour from time to time.

Spoiler: Squad

Timothy Bevington
Alexander Clarke
Archibald Gibson
Harold Heygate
Hugh Reid
Stuart Saunders
Osmond Wallace

Lawrence Black
Harrison Lownsborough

Dyce Saunders
Francis Terry

William Massey
Fred Pereira

Ernest Bidwell

Crosbie Baber

Michael Bristowe
Hal McGiverin
Walter Price
W Whitaker
Herbert Wookey

Spoiler: England

Manager: T.B.C.

The Triangular Tournament saw a star-studded English side (Hobbs, Fry, Jessop, Rhodes, etc.) go largely unchallenged. With stronger and more diverse opposition, it might have been a different story.

Spoiler: Squad

CB Fry
Jack Hobbs
Reggie Spooner
Lord Tennyson
Plum Warner

Ernie Hayes
Gilbert Jessop
Wilfred Rhodes
Joseph Vine

Johnny Douglas
Frank Foster
Jack Hearne
Frank Woolley

Tiger Smith

Sydney Barnes
William Booth
Walter Brearley
Harry Dean
Schofield Haigh
Bill Hitch

Spoiler: New Zealand

Manager: T.B.C.

They didn't receive Test status until 1930, and didn't win one for decades afterwards, but by 1912 they had already played representative games against Australia and England.

Spoiler: Squad

Harold Lusk
Frederick Midlane
Arthur Sims
Bertie Tuckwell
Henry Whitta

Rupert Hickmott
Ernie Horspall
Bill Patrick
Henry Siedeberg

Jack Board

Dan Reese

Charles Boxshall
James Condliffe

Thomas McFarlane
Donald Sandman

Joseph Bennett
Charles Robinson

Alister Howden
Caleb Olliff
George Wilson

Spoiler: South Africa

Manager: T.B.C.

The third and weakest Test nation at the time, South Africa were beginning to come to terms with Test cricket thanks to several of their players importing the "Bosie", or googly.

Spoiler: Squad

Rolland Beaumont
Frank Mitchell
Louis Tancred
Herbie Taylor
Billy Zulch

Dave Nourse
Gordon White

Aubrey Faulkner
Gerald Hartigan
Charlie Llewellyn
Tip Snooke

Tom Campbell
Louis Stricker
Tommy Ward

Sid Pegler

Claude Carter
Sivert Samuelson
Reggie Schwartz
Bert Vogler

Spoiler: United States

Manager: T.B.C.

They became little more than a footnote in cricket history, but the Gentlemen of Philadelphia were once a force to reckon with, a de facto American national team who defeated both Australia and England regularly. They declined after WWI.

Spoiler: Squad

John Evans
Harold Furness
Samuel Mifflin
Christy Morris
William Newhall
Richard Patton
Ralph Pearson
Francis White

John Lester
Frederic Sharpless

Bart King

Thomas Jordan
Charles Winter

Robert Anderson

Percy Clark
Frank Greene
William O'Neill
Henry Pearce
Rudolph Waad

Willard Graham

Spoiler: West Indies

Manager: T.B.C.

The West Indies didn't play Test cricket until 1928, but in 1912 they were already a long-standing cricketing outpost, manned by some very talented players.

Spoiler: Squad

Harold Austin
Harold Bayley
Robert Challoner
Clarence Hunter
Edwin Moulder
William Sherlock
Percy Tarilton

Allan Browne
George Challoner
Will Gibbs

Oliver Layne
Joseph Rogers

Christopher Simpson

Snuffy Browne
Henry Croal
George John

Francis Austin
Edward Fraser
Simon Hinds
Stanley Worme

Spoiler: Fixtures

Round One
Group A
England v Argentina at Kennington Oval
New Zealand v United States at Lord's
Group B
Australia v Canada at Old Trafford
South Africa v West Indies at Headingley

Round Two
Group A
Argentina v New Zealand at Trent Bridge
England v United States at Lord's
Group B
Australia v South Africa at Bramall Lane
Canada v West Indies at Old Trafford

Round Three
Group A
Argentina v United States at Kennington Oval
England v New Zealand at Lord's
Group B
Australia v West Indies at Old Trafford
Canada v South Africa at Headingley

The Final
TBC v TBC at Kennington Oval

Other ideas:

Summer 2015:

Spoiler: GCA Cricket World Cup

Following widespread dissatisfaction with the decision of the ICC (International Cricket Council) to reduce the number of teams competing in the World Cup to ten teams, those countries who were formerly Associate and Affiliate members have made the decision to break away from the ICC in the aftermath of the 2015 World Cup to form the GCA (Global Cricket Association). The first action of this new governing body is to arrange a new World Cup competition, which will run in Europe in the summer of 2015.

However, in an attempt to quash the rebels' progress before it really starts, the ICC has imposed a two-year embargo from the professional game on any player who participates in a GCA-backed event, meaning that several of the leading teams' best players have declared themselves unavailable for the event.

Spoiler: Group A

Afghanistan

Spoiler: Squad

Abdullah Mazari
Afsar Zazai
Aftab Alam
Dawlat Zadran
Hamid Hassan
Hashmatullah Shaidi
Izatullah Dawlatzai
Mirwais Ashraf
Najibullah Zadran
Nasir Jamal
Nawroz Mangal
Noor ul-Haq
Samiullah Shenwari
Sharafuddin Ashraf
Usman Ghani

There is a fairly even split here between players who want to keep their options open to play in Bangladeshi, Sri Lankan competitions and those who have put their country first.

Bermuda

Spoiler: Squad

Kamal Bashir
Derrick Brangman
Lionel Cann
Jordan DeSilva
Allan Douglas
Chris Douglas
Joshua Gilbert
Brian Hall
Terryn Fray
Malachi Jones
Kamau Leverock
Jacobi Robinson
Dion Stovell
Janeiro Tucker
Kwame Tucker

Largely unaffected by the ICC embargo, although they do lose a handful of Caribbean Premier League hopefuls.

Canada

Spoiler: Squad

Harvir Baidwan
Trevin Bastiampillai
Khurram Chauhan
Rizwan Cheema
Parth Desai
Navneet Dhaliwal
Jeremy Gordon
Ruvindu Gunasekera
Jimmy Hansra
Usman Limbada
Umar Nawaz
Cecil Pervez
Hamza Tariq
Raza ur-Rehman
Srimantha Wijeratne

Another team in the Americas which suffers from having most of their best young players attract interest in the Caribbean Premier League. Still a respectable squad.

Hong Kong

Spoiler: Squad

Tanwir Afzal
Irfan Ahmed
Nadeem Ahmed
Haseeb Amjad
Waqas Barkat
Mark Chapman
Munir Dar
Babar Hayat
Aizaz Khan
Anas Khan
Nizakat Khan
Courtney Kruger
Ehsan Nawaz
Kinchit Shah
Daljeet Singh

Hong Kong lose a couple of players - Jamie Atkinson and Zain Abbas the main casualties - but manage to field a strong and youthful team.

Spoiler: Group B

Ireland

Spoiler: Squad

Ben Ackland
John Anderson
Scott Campbell
Alex Cusack
Chris Dougherty
Phil Eaglestone
Andy McBrine
Rory McCann
John Mooney
Andrew Poynter
James Shannon
Max Sorensen
Johnny Thompson
Stuart Thompson
Andrew White

Ireland's generally acknowledged position as top Associate means nothing here. They've been decimated by the ICC embargo in a way that no other team has, and as a result, they have to field a scratch team.

Italy

Spoiler: Squad

Alessandro Bonora
Damian Crowley
Luis di Giglio
Dilan Fernando
Madupa Fernando
Tharindu Fernando
Fida Hussain
Dinidu Marage
Gayashan Munasinghe
Andy Northcote
Nic Northcote
Joy Perera
Peter Petricola
Vince Pennazza
Michael Raso

They are pretty seriously depleted by not being able to call on the likes of Gareth Berg and Carl Sandri, or any other first-class player with Italian heritage, and the result is a side that was mostly developed in Italy.

Kenya

Spoiler: Squad

Emmanuel Bundi
Dhiren Gondaria
Irfan Karim
Hamza Malik
Alex Obanda
Collins Obuya
Eugene Ochieng
Nehemiah Odhiambo
Lucas Oluoch
Kennedy Owino
Narendra Patel
Rakep Patel
Raj Savala
Gurdeep Singh
Paramveer Singh

It's definitely a case of revolution and not evolution for this Kenyan side. A string of insipid performances has led to much of the old guard being cast aside and replaced with the new.

Namibia

Spoiler: Other teams

Nepal

Netherlands

Oman

Papua New Guinea

Scotland

Uganda

United Arab Emirates

United States

Cricket Through The Ages:

Spoiler: World Test Championship

In real life, the Triangular Tournament of 1912 was deemed to be a failure.
But what if there was something bigger? Something better?

Spoiler: Test Championship 1912

Argentina
Australia
Canada
England
New Zealand
South Africa
United States
West Indies

Spoiler: Test Championship 1922

Argentina
Australia
Ceylon
England
India
New Zealand
South Africa
West Indies

Spoiler: Test Championship 1932

Australia
England
Egypt
India
New Zealand
Rhodesia
South Africa
West Indies

Spoiler: Test Championship 1942

Argentina
Australia
Ceylon
England
India
New Zealand
South Africa
West Indies

Following the War, the Championship was expanded to ten teams.

Spoiler: Test Championship 1952

Australia
Ceylon
Fiji
England
India
New Zealand
Pakistan
Rhodesia
Sri Lanka
West Indies

Spoiler: Test Championship 1962

Australia
Ceylon
England
India
Ireland
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
West Indies

Spoiler: Test Championship 1972

Australia
Bermuda
Canada
England
India
New Zealand
Rhodesia
Sri Lanka
West Indies

Spoiler: Test Championship 1982

Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
England
India
New Zealand
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Test Championship 1992

Australia
England
India
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

And, with the new Millennium, the event grew again: to twelve teams.

Spoiler: Test Championship 2002

Australia
Bangladesh
England
India
Kenya
Namibia
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Test Championship 2012

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
England
India
Ireland
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup

What if the 1975 Cricket World Cup had led the way with a big, 16-team tournament. Perhaps it could grow to 20 after the millenium?

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1975

Argentina
Australia
Bermuda
Canada
Denmark
East Africa
England
India
Malaysia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Rhodesia
Sri Lanka
United States
West Indies

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1979

Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
Canada
Denmark
East Africa
England
India
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Sri Lanka
United States
Wales
West Indies

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1983

Australia
Bermuda
Canada
England
Fiji
Hong Kong
India
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Singapore
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1987

Australia
Bermuda
Canada
Denmark
England
India
Kenya
Malaysia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Sri Lanka
United States
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1992

Australia
Bangladesh
Canada
Denmark
England
Hong Kong
India
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1996

Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Arab Emirates
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 1999

Australia
Bangladesh
Canada
Denmark
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

And what if we expanded to 20 for the new Millennium?

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 2003

Australia
Bangladesh
Canada
England
India
Kenya
Namibia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Arab Emirates
United States
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Bermuda
Denmark
Ireland
United States

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 2007

Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Denmark
Namibia
Oman
United Arab Emirates

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 2011

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Bermuda
Namibia
Uganda
United Arab Emirates

Spoiler: Cricket World Cup 2015

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
England
Hong Kong
India
Ireland
New Zealand
Pakistan
Papua New Guinea
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Arab Emirates
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Canada
Kenya
Namibia
Netherlands

Spoiler: World Twenty20

What if the World Twenty20 had started in 2007, also with 16 teams, before expanding to 20 after a few good tournaments?

Spoiler: World Twenty20 2007

Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Spoiler: World Twenty20 2009

Australia
Bangladesh
Bermuda
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Arab Emirates
West Indies

Spoiler: World Twenty20 2010

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
England
India
Ireland
Kenya
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Arab Emirates
United States
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Three good tournaments - probably time for an expansion.

Spoiler: World Twenty20 2012

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
Canada
England
India
Ireland
Namibia
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
Scotland
South Africa
Sri Lanka
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Italy
Kenya
Nepal
Papua New Guinea

Spoiler: World Twenty20 2014

Afghanistan
Australia
Bangladesh
England
Hong Kong
India
Ireland
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Pakistan
South Africa
Sri Lanka
United Arab Emirates
West Indies
Zimbabwe

Italy
Namibia
Papua New Guinea
Scotland

Other things:

Spoiler: ODI Championship

Almost certainly the least thought-through of all my ideas, but essentially the concept is this - what if the 12-team ODI Championship proposed by the ICC is carried out as a kinda WCL-style thing with two divisions of six teams.

Spoiler: Division One

Austraia

England

India

New Zealand

South Africa

Sri Lanka

Spoiler: Division Two

Afghanistan

Bangladesh

Ireland

Pakistan

West Indies

Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Calendar

Season I
Div 1, Div 2

Season II
Div 1, Div 2

Season III
Div 1, Div 2

Season IV
WCQ, CWC

Spoiler: World Cup of the Ages

WORLD CUP of the AGES

Group A|Group B|Group C

Australia|

Canada|

India

Bangladesh|

Netherlands|

Ireland

England|

New Zealand|

Pakistan

Kenya|

South Africa|

Rest of the World

Sri Lanka|

West Indies|

Zimbabwe

Spoiler: Fixtures

Spoiler: Group Stage

Round One
A - Australia v Bangladesh
A - England v Kenya
B - Canada v Netherlands
B - New Zealand v South Africa
C - India v Ireland
C - Pakistan v Rest of the World

Round Two
A - Sri Lanka v Australia
A - Bangladesh v England
B - West Indies v Canada
B - Netherlands v New Zealand
C - Zimbabwe v India
C - Ireland v Pakistan

Round Three
A - Kenya v Sri Lanka
A - Australia v England
B - South Africa v West Indies
B - Canada v New Zealand
C - Rest of the World v Zimbabwe
C - India v Pakistan

Round Four
A - Sri Lanka v Bangladesh
A - Kenya v Australia

B - West Indies v Netherlands
B - South Africa v Canada

C - Zimbabwe v Ireland
C - Rest of the World v India

Round Five
A - England v Sri Lanka
A - Bangladesh v Kenya

B - New Zealand v West Indies
B - Netherlands v South Africa

C - Pakistan v Zimbabwe
C - Ireland v Rest of the World

Spoiler: Super Six

Round One
Group C 2nd v Group B 2nd
Group C 1st v Group A 2nd
Group B 1st v Group A 1st

Round Two
Group A 1st v Group C 2nd
Group C 1st v Group B 2nd
Group A 2nd v Group B 1st

Round Three
Group B 2nd v Group A 1st
Group A 2nd v Group C 2nd
Group B 1st v Group C 1st

Round Four
Group A 1st v Group C 1st
Group C 2nd v Group B 1st
Group B 2nd v Group A 2nd

Spoiler: Grand Final

T.B.C. v T.B.C.

Spoiler: Available Players

Oh I really can't be bothered with all these. Just do a Statsguru search if it's that important.

Spoiler: Global Cricket League

The Global Cricket League is the new face of List A cricket. Visiting eight of the world's major cities, it aims to spread cricket into its greatest untapped market. The 120-strong player pool is unique in that each and every player is representing a different country; from Anguilla to Zambia, from Montserrat to Macedonia, the WCL is the most ambitious project cricket has ever seen.

Each of the eight teams has a squad of fifteen players, including a "local player" from their country of origin, and a "star player" from their continent of origin. There are no restrictions on the selection of the final XI, except that the local player must play in every game.

Spoiler: Teams

Spoiler: Accra

Accra Warriors, Ghana

Justin Ontong (star player)

Vincent Ateak (local player)

Spoiler: Berlin

Berlin Brandenburgers, Germany

Michael Lumb (star player)

Ollie Rayner (local player)

Spoiler: Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires Titans, Argentina

Lucas Paterlini (local player)

Shannon Gabriel (star player)

Spoiler: Lagos

Lagos Super Eagles, Nigeria

Sean Ervine (star player)

Saheed Akolade (local player)

Spoiler: New York

New York Liberty, United States

Steven Taylor (local player)

Odean Brown (star player)

Spoiler: Paris

Paris Triomphe, France

Benny Howell (local player)

Kevin O'Brien (star player)

Spoiler: Seoul

Seoul Dragons, South Korea

Dimuth Karunaratne (star player)

Park Taekwan (local player)

Spoiler: Tokyo

Tokyo Metropolis, Japan

Patrick Giles-Jones (local player)

Usman Khan (star player)

Spoiler: Players

Dale Africa

Tariq Ali

Sunil Ambris

Audifax Byiringiro

Kirsten Casimir

Matt Featherstone

Ruvindu Gunasekera

Dusan Hakaraia

Shadman Islam

Dimuth Karunaratne

Michael Lumb

Gareth Morris

Michael Klinger

Joost Mees

Mark Oman

Abhik Patwa

William Porterfield

Kieran Powell

Shahbaz Rashid

Josefa Rika

Hashmatullah Shaidi

Lega Siaka

Simon Shalders

Mike Soulsby

Michael Spaseski

Rusharat Ali

Stephan Baard

Adam Bacher

Moses Bahoum

Ahilen Beadle

Troy Dudnath

Tinolei Etita

Timothy Filer

Herschel Gutman

Chesney Hughes

Michael Leask

Andrew Mansale

Andrew Naudi

Justin Ontong

Tim Ravenscroft

Sibtain Raza

Benjamin Smith

Marcus Stoinis

Sonam Tobgay

Joseph Wright

Andrea Agathangelou

Jamie Atkinson

Travis Birt

Freddie Klokker

Phillimon Selowa

Sadat Sidiqi

Steven Taylor

Omar Ali

Rohan Ash

Mark Bacarese

Gareth Berg

Stewart Clarkson

Rahkeem Cornwall

Sean Ervine

Ben France

Patrick Giles-Jones

Benny Howell

Joe Leach

Kevin O'Brien

Kaluseti Ofahulu

Lucas Paterlini

Darren Sammy

Tarun Sharma

Zeeshan Siddiqui

Ben Stevens

Bradley Wadlan

Tonito Willett

Graeme Bond

Iain Brunnschweiler

Saqlain Haider

Amar Naeem

Gregory Taylor

Gabriel Anthony

Carlos Brathwaite

Richard das Neves

Dean Headley

Ziaul Hoque

Jason Krejza

Mohamed Mahfooz

Steve O'Keefe

Steffan Piolet

Ollie Rayner

Kaleem Shah

Dirk Sutherland

Park Taekwan

Ili Tugaga

Hayden Walsh

Saheed Akolade

Gede Arsa

Lionel Baker

Ronsford Beaton

Hamish Bennett

Jackson Bird

Nelson Bolan

Ashwani Chopra

Serge Conein

Shannon Gabriel

Usman Khan

Jitendra Mukhiya

John Olive

Elijah Otieno

Luke Radford

Abidine Sakande

Tariq Sarfraz

Pankaj Singh

Min Wai

Brighton Watambwa

Conroy Wright

Vincent Ateak

Odean Brow

Daniel Doram

Sachin Mylavarapu

Kaushalkumar Patel

Delray Rawlins

Pieter Seelaar

Spoiler: Random Lists

Spoiler: Australia

Canberra
Darwin
Newcastle
Olympic
Sydney
Brisbane
Cairns
Gold Coast
Adelaide
Glenelg
South Coast
Bellerive
Hobart
Launceston
Docklands
Geelong
Melbourne
Fremantle
Perth
West Coast

Spoiler: Bangladesh

Abahani Limited
Brothers Union
Cox's Bazaar
Cricket Coaching School
Fatullah
Kalabagan Academy
Khelaghar
Krira Chakra
Legends of Rupganj
Mohammedan SC
Old DOHS SC (Baridhara)
Partex SC
Prime Bank CC
Prime Doleshwar SC
Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club
Victoria SC

Spoiler: Canada

Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Sasketchewan

Spoiler: England

Probably just counties tbh

Spoiler: India

Again, will probably leave it the same. Chuck in an extra team to make 28?

Spoiler: New Zealand

Auckland
Bay of Plenty
Canterbury
Gisborne
Hawke's Bay
Horizons
Marlborough
Northland
Otago
Southland
Taranaki
Tasman
Waikato
Wellington
West Coast

Spoiler: Pakistan

Abbottabad Falcons
Bahawalpur Stags
Faisalabad Wolves
Habib Bank Limited
Hyderabad Hawks
Islamabad Leopards
Karachi Dolphins
Karachi Zebras
Khan Research Laboratories
Lahore Eagles
Lahore Lions
Multan Tigers
National Bank of Pakistan
Pakistan International Airlines
Pakistan Television
Peshawar Panthers
Port Qasim Authority
Quetta Bears
Rawalpindi Rams
Sialkot Stallions
State Bank of Pakistan
Sui Northern Gas Pipelines Limited
Sui Southern Gas Corporation
United Bank Limited
Water and Power Development Authority
Zarai Taraqiati Bank Limited

Spoiler: Scotland

Borders
Central
Dumfries & Galloway
Fife
Grampian
Highlands
Islands
Lothian
Strathclyde
Tayside

Spoiler: South Africa

Boland
Border
Eastern Province
Easterns
Free State
Gauteng
Griqualand West
Kei
KwaZulu-Natal
KwaZulu-Natal Inland
Limpopo
Mpumalanga
North West
Northerns
South Western Districts
Western Province

Spoiler: Sri Lanka

Badureliya Sports Club
Bloomfield Cricket and Athletic Club
Burgher Recreation Club
Chilaw Marians Cricket Club
Colombo Cricket Club
Colts Cricket Club
Galle Cricket Club
Kurunegala Youth Cricket Club
Lankan Cricket Club
Moors Sports Club
Nondescripts Cricket Club
Panadura Sports Club
Ragama Cricket Club
Saracens Sports Club
Sinhalese Sports Club
Sri Lanka Air Force Sports Club
Sri Lanka Army Sports Club
Sri Lanka Navy Sports Club
Sri Lanka Ports Authority Cricket Club
Tamil Union Cricket and Athletic Club

Spoiler: United States

Atlantic
Cascadia
Deep South
Great Lake
Gulf Coast
El Norte
New England
Plains
Rocky Mountains
South West

Spoiler: West Indies

Anguilla
Antigua & Barbuda
Barbados
British Virgin Islands
Dominica
Grenada
Guyana
Jamaica
Montserrat
Nevis
St Kitts
St Lucia
St Maarten
St Vincent & the Grenadines
Trinidad & Tobago
US Virgin Islands

Spoiler: Zimbabwe

Alexandra SC
Bulawayo AC
(Harare) Country Club
Gwelo SC
Harare SC
Harare South CC
Kwekwe SC
Masvingo SC
Mutare SC
Old Georgians SC
Old Hararians
Queens SC
Sunrise SC
Takashinga SC
Triangle CC
Universals SC

Spoiler: Double Wicket World Cup

Nation|Squad|(2)|(3)

Afghanistan |Javed Ahmadi|Karim Sadiq|Rahmat Shah

Anguilla |Chesney Hughes|Omari Banks|Yannick Leonard

Antigua & Barbuda |Rahkeem Cornwall|Orlando Peters|Justin Athanaze

Australia |Sean Abbott|Ashton Agar|Ashton Turner

Bahrain |Ahilen Beadle|Muhammad Hanif|Rizwan Baig

Bangladesh |Ziaur Rahman|Sabbir Rahman|Nazmul Hossain Milon

Barbados |Dwayne Smith|Ryan Hinds|Carlos Brathwaite

Bermuda |Dion Stovell|Kamau Leverock|Malachi Jones

Canada |Raza ur-Rehman|Rizwan Cheema|Kenneth Kamyuka

Croatia |Dusan Hakaraia|Joseph Yovich|John Vujnovich

Denmark |Johan Malcolm-Hansen|Kamran Mahmood|Michael Pedersen

Dominica |Liam Sebastien|Mervin Matthew|Shane Shillinford

England |Peter Trego|Tom Smith|Josh Cobb

Germany |Jack Shantry|Craig Meschede|Ollie Rayner

Grenada |Devon Smith|Camilus Alexander|Nelon Pascal

Guyana |Chris Barnwell|Steven Jacobs|Veerasammy Permaul

Hong Kong |Anshuman Rath|Nizakat Khan|Tanwir Afzal

India |Karn Sharma|Sarfaraz Khan|Kuldeep Yadav

Italy |Dinidu Marage|Gareth Berg|Alessandro Bonora

Jamaica |Nkrumah Bonner|Tamar Lambert|Krishmar Santokie

Kenya |Collins Obuya|Rakep Patel|Jimmy Kamande

Kuwait |Sibtain Raza|Tanwir Afzal|Hisham Mirza

Malaysia |Nasir Shafiq|Suharril Fetri|Arul Suppiah

Montserrat |Dolston Tuit|McPherson Meade|Lionel Baker

Namibia |Gerrie Snyman|Craig Williams|Stephan Baard

Nepal |Paras Khadka|Sagar Pun|Gyanandra Malla

Netherlands |Tim Gruijters|Mudassar Bukhari|Michael Rippon

Nevis |Tonito Willett|Akito Willett|Kieran Powell

New Zealand |Grant Elliott|Colin Munro|Luke Woodcock

Northern Ireland |Nathan Waller|Nigel Jones|James Shannon

Oman |Zeeshan Maqsood|Zeeshan Siddiqui|Jatinder Singh

Pakistan |Haris Sohail|Saad Nasim|Anwar Ali

Papua New Guinea |Charles Amini|Chris Amini|Vani Morea

Republic of Ireland |John Mooney|Alex Cusack|Stephen Moreton

Saudi Arabia |Shahbaz Rasheed|Hammad Saeed|Mohammad Nadeem

Scotland |Safyaan Sharif|Richie Berrington|Moneeb Iqbal

Singapore |Anish Paraam|Andre de Lange|Saad Janjua

South Africa |Robin Peterson|Sybrand Engelbrecht|Andile Phehlukwayo

Sri Lanka |Jeevan Mendis|Thisara Perera|Dilshan Munaweera

St Kitts |Shane Jeffers|Jacques Taylor|Elsroy Powell

St Lucia |Craig Emmanuel|Johnson Charles|Shervin Charles

St Maarten |Keacy Carty|Colin Hamer|Moreland le Blanc

St Vincent & The Grenadines |Alston Bobb|Kenroy Peters|Miles Bascomb

Trinidad & Tobago |Lendl Simmons|Imran Khan|Navin Stewart

Uganda |Frank Nsubuga|Roger Mukasa|Brian Masaba

United Arab Emirates |Krishna Chandran|Robin D'Souza|Mohammad Shahzad

United States |Steven Taylor|Ryan Corns|Timil Patel

Wales |James Harris|Bradley Wadlan|Michael O'Shea

Zimbabwe |Keith Dabengwa|Luke Jongwe|Tawanda Mupawira

Spoiler: The Euros, 2015

Spoiler: Croatia

Craig Borich
Nikola Davidovic
Dusan Hakaraia

Anton Devcich
Simon Katich
Chris Pivac
Joseph Yovich

Craig Sinovich
John Vujnovich

Anthony Govorko

Brad Bennetto
Michael Grzinic

Cody Andrews
Matt Asdett
Vivek Sharma

Spoiler: Denmark

Rizwan Mahmood

Kamran Mahmood
Johan Malcolm-Hansen
Michael Pedersen

Freddie Klokker

Aftab Ahmed
Donovan Grobbelaar

Naved Arif
Hamid Shah

Ben Edmondson
Amjad Khan

Bobby Chawla
Bryce McGain
Bashir Shah

Spoiler: England

Gary Ballance
Ian Bell
Alex Hales
Joe Root
James Taylor

Moeen Ali
Ravi Bopara

Jos Buttler

Ben Stokes

Chris Jordan
Chris Woakes

Jimmy Anderson
Stuart Broad
Steven Finn

James Tredwell

Spoiler: France

Arun Ayyavooraju
Jonathan Houghton
Robin Murphy
Usman Shahid
Komalan Thavalingam

Waseem Bhatti

Chris Duval
Benny Howell
Shahid Malik
Williamdeep Singh

Hugo Pinsent

Thomas Liddiard

Doug Bollinger
Rory Gribbell
Adam Soilleux

Zika Ali

Spoiler: Germany

Tom Kohler-Cadmore
Jake Lehmann
André Leslie
Chris Sabburg
Adam Shantry
Sean Terry

Michael Richardson

Nathan Hauritz
Craig Meschede
Ollie Rayner

Gert Lotter

Jack Shantry

Ben Hilfenhaus
Rana-Javed Iqbal
Asad Mohammad

Spoiler: Greece

Anastasios Manousis
Dom Michael
Aslam Mohammad

Theo Doropoulos
Marcus Stoinis
Ioannis Vasilas

Nic Pothas

Mehmood Ahmed
Oliver Hutton
Iordanis Kontarinis
Alexis Souvlakis

Graham Manou

Andreas Koutsoufis

Spyridon Goustis
Dimitrios Triantafillidis

Spoiler: Guernsey

Lucas Barker
Ross Kneller
Stuart Le Prevost
GH Smit

Oliver Newey
Tim Ravenscroft
Lee Savident

Jeremy Frith
Jamie Nussbaumer

Isaac Damarell
Tom Kimber

David Hooper
Matthew Stokes

Jordan Martel

Max Ellis

Spoiler: Italy

Glen Batticciotto
Michael Di Venuto
Wayne Madsen
Mark Pettini

Gerard Brophy

Gareth Berg
Damian Crowley
Brendon Diamanti

Tony Palladino
Daniel Salpietro
Carl Sandri
Daniel Vettori

Jade Dernbach
Patrick Molinari
Pepler Sandri

Spoiler: Jersey

Corey Bisson
Andy Dewhurst
Peter Gough
Dean Morrison

Ryan Driver

Edward Farley
Jonty Jenner

Ben Stevens
Nat Watkins

Bobby Minty

CJ Bodenstein

Anthony Hawkins-Kay
Tom Minty
Charles Perchard

James Duckett

Spoiler: Netherlands

Tom Cooper
Alexei Kervezee
Stephan Myburgh

Colin Ackermann
Peter Borren
Ryan ten Doeschate
Graeme van Buuren

Wesley Barresi
Derek de Boorder

Mudassar Bukhari
Scott Kuggelijn
Michael Rippon

Ahsan Malik Jamil
Dirk Nannes
Timm van der Gugten

Spoiler: Northern Ireland

Craig Ervine
William Porterfield
James Shannon

Paul Stirling
Andrew White

Chris Dougherty
Gary Wilson

Nigel Jones
Stuart Thompson
Nathan Waller

Graeme McCarter

Peter Connell
Matt Dunn
Boyd Rankin
Craig Young

Spoiler: Norway

Ansar Iqbal
Santhos Rathakrishnarajah
Iftikhar Hussain
Ehetsham ul-Haq

Safir Hayat

Ali Saleem

Taufseer Ali
Shahbaz Butt
Steffan Piolet

Iftikhar Sohail

Waheed Aamir
Damon Crawford
Abidul Haq
Hassan Khan
Zeeshan Shahzad Siddique

Spoiler: Portugal

Tariq Aziz
Dominic D'Oliveira
Marcus D'Oliveira
Bilal Safdar
Dominic Telo
Vaughn van Jaarsveld

Carl Cachopa

Brad Cachopa
Craig Cachopa

Moises Henriques
Ricardo Pais

Richard das Neves
Brett D'Oliveira

Lakhbir Kensrey

Intesab Mehdi

Spoiler: Republic of Ireland

Ed Joyce
Hamish Marshall
Eoin Morgan
Andrew Poynter

Andy Balbirnie

Niall O'Brien
Stuart Poynter

John Mooney
Kevin O'Brien

Tom Curran
Alex Cusack

Tim Murtagh
Max Sorensen

George Dockrell
Albert van der Merwe

Spoiler: Scotland

Kyle Coetzer
Freddie Coleman

Richie Berrington
Matt Machan
Calum MacLeod
Preston Mommsen

Craig Kieswetter

Matt Cross

Josh Davey
Rob Taylor

Alasdair Evans
Gavin Main
Ruaidhri Smith
Iain Wardlaw

Majid Haq

Spoiler: Wales

Aneurin Donald
Gareth Rees
Mike Powell
Ben Wright

David Lloyd
Michael O'Shea
Imad Wasim

William Bragg

Jim Allenby
Bradley Wadlan

Mark Wallace

James Harris
Graham Wagg

Simon Jones

Dean Cosker