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ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2020
SECTION XXX | XXXXXXXX 1 SECTION 01 TRAVELLING IN THE WEST INDIES MEDIA GUIDE VERSION 01 2 The ICC would like to thank all its commercial partners for their support of the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 3 WELCOME ICC Chief Executive It gives me great pleasure to welcome media from around the world who are here in Australia to cover the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup, an event that promises to make history as well as great memories. This is the seventh edition of the event and it is the first time for women’s sport at the final on International Women’s Day. I would love us to make history on 8 March but whatever Manu Sawhney it is being held in Australia where the hosts and reigning champions will be looking to retain their title on home soil. happens, this event is part of a much bigger plan to grow the But nine other nations will not be making it easy for them and women’s game and ensure it is sustainable for the long term. I know in this league format followed by a knock-out stage, we’re going to enjoy some competitive top quality cricket. As part of this, we will be promoting the event and providing you with videos, imagery, transcripts and editorial material The ICC is committed to growing the women’s game and this via the Online Media Zone. But we can’t realise our ambition event demonstrates the scale of that ambition. The winners without your support. You can help us create heroes and we are will receive $1m whilst an overall 320% increase in the total confident players here will give you many opportunities to do so. -
The Nightwatchman
Edition 22 The Nightwatchman 2020 2020 has started with a real bang! The Proteas have come up against a powerful England team , whilst the Protea Womens team have been giving New Zealand a cricketing lesson down under and our U19s are through to the quarter finals with local boy, Tyrece Karelse in the team. Our SWD Womens leagues have been finalized whilst the promotion and reserve leagues are drawing to the final stages for an early finish to the season. With all the goings on behind the scenes at the end of 2019, there is a fair amount of uncertainty in the game at the moment, but I am sure that the game will continue on fields all over the country in the right spirit and our decision makers at the top will ensure that the decisions that are made, will be in the best interests of the Inside this issue game! Sadly, some of the national weeks in December were cut short and cancelled completely due the SWD Provincial Men's news ........2 rain that fell over the country. Our SWD Boys U13 and Girls U19s travelled to Benoni and Nelspruit SWD Provincial Women's news ..3 in vain, as they did not get onto the field. A frustrating way to end the year. Asides from this, the USSA Week (Universities Week) saw cricket on the first two days and then the rain came! However, Womens League news ................4 the rest of the teams from SWD did battle in their respective weeks in December with varied results. Momentum Cup at the Rec ........5 Tyrece Karelse, a product of the Bridgton RPC, was selected for the SA U19 squad that is currently Coach Development ....................6 taking part in the U19 World Cup, hosted here in South Africa. -
August Monthly One Liners
July Monthly Current Affairs Business InternationalNational AffairsAffairs Awards Important Days Banking Sports Ranking Obituary -CASports Funsta LIWIN’S CA FUNSTA Content Title Page Number Important Days 3 Sports 4 Obituaries 6 Ranking 8 Awards 12 Banking And Finance 14 Business And Economy 18 Acquisition And Mergers 19 Books and Authors 20 Appointments 20 Science and Technology 23 International Affairs 29 National Affairs 31 2 LIWIN’S CA FUNSTA IMPORTANT DAYS NATIONAL IMPORTANT DAYS Date Day Theme July 1 National Doctor’s day Lessen the mortality of COVID-19 National Postal Worker day National Chartered Accountants Day July 23 National broadcasting day July 26 Kargil Diwas INTERNATIONAL IMPORTANT DAYS Date Day Theme July 4 The International Day of Cooperatives July 11 World population day How to safeguard the health and rights of women and girls now. July 15 World youth skills day Skill for a resilient youth. July 17 World day for international justice July 20 International chess day July 25 Vitro fertilization day July 27 Raising day of central reserve police force (82nd) July 28 World Hepatitis day “Hepatitis free future” July 29 International tigers day “Their Survival is in Our Hands” 3 LIWIN’S CA FUNSTA SPORTS RETIREMENT 1. Cricket ❖ Rajat Bhatia - all forms of cricket 2. Badminton ❖ Lin Dan - announces retirement – China 3. Squash ❖ Raneem El Welily - Announced Retirement – Squash BANNED OR SUSPENDED 1. Cricket ❖ Kazi Anik - Bangladesh cricket player 2-year-suspension for doping violation 2. Football ❖ Eric Dier – Football - Tottenham defender - banned by 4 matches. 3. Weightlifter ❖ Andrei Demanov – Russia – weightlifter - suspended for doping after testing positive for a banned steroid. -
SA, England Power Into T20 World Cup Semis
Wolves move up www.facebook.com/QatarTribune to sixth in Premier League after win www.instagram.com/qatar_tribune at Tottenham PAGE 14 www.twitter.com/Qatar_Tribune MONDAY, MARCH 2, 2020 Amir’s presence at Qatar Total Open 2020 was biggest support for the tournament: QTSBF President Khelaifi QNA was truly worthy of two cham- QTF Secretary-General Tareq DOHA pions who achieved outstand- Zainal expressed said this ing results in the tournament. year’s edition was full of sur- THE presence of The Amir His He stressed that the real prises and strong competition, Highness Sheikh Tamim bin gain achieved from the tour- in addition to the increased at- Hamad al Thani during and on nament was that displayed the tendance of the fans with each the concluding day of the Qa- organizational capabilities of passing day. He said all these tar Total Open 2020 was the Qatari cadres in a highly pro- factors combined made for the biggest support for the tennis fessional way. competition to be one of the tournament, said President He added that everyone in strongest in women’s tennis in of the Qatar Tennis, Squash, QTF and the organizing com- the Premier 5 category follow- and Badminton Federation mittee were responsible and ing the four Grand Slams. (QTSBF) Nasser bin Ghanim presented a wonderful work, He congratulated both Sa- al Khelaifi. which received praise from the balenka and Kvitova for the Speaking to journalists participating players, the WTA great final they. He said that soon after the final, which was officials, and the international both were tremendous through- won by Aryna Sabalenka of and local media. -
HM 10 MARCH Page 11.Qxd
THE HIMALAYAN MAIL JAMMU Q WEDNESDAY Q MARCH 10, 2021 11 Mandhana, Jhulan star as India level series Serena Williams says she's with 9-wicket win against South Africa ‘proud’ of Meghan Markle LUCKNOW, MARCH 9: Vet- South Africa as she scored a 77-ball eran Jhulan Goswami's four-wicket 49, while skipper Sune Luus haul was beautifully complemented chipped in with a 57-ball 36. by Smriti Mandhana's sparkling 80 Electing to field, the Indian pac- not out as Indian women outplayed ers were rewarded for bowling a South Africa by nine wickets in the probing line as Goswami and Joshi second ODI to level the five-match made early breakthroughs, dismiss- series 1-1 here on Tuesday. ing openers Lizelle Lee (4) and The 38-year-old Goswami re- Laura Wolvaardt (9) cheaply. turned with figures of 10-0-42-4. Luus and Goodall then added 60 She was ably supported by fellow runs but Joshi returned to dismiss seamer Mansi Joshi (2/23) and left- the South Africa skipper in the 21st arm spinner Rajeshwari Gayakwad over. (3/37) as India dismissed South The spinners then took control of Africa for a paltry 157 after opting the proceedings as Deepti Sharma to field. and Gayakwad bowled in tandem. Opener Mandhana (80 not out In the 26th over, Mignon du off 64 balls) and Punam Raut (62 Preez (11) was caught by Deepti at not out, 89 balls) then shared an (8 off 19 balls) dragged one on to the boundary with a deft late cut and cover after she was deceived by unbeaten 138-run partnership for stumps in the fifth over. -
The Dazzler 147 Cheshire Women's League
Ma THE First triple header Finals Day to take place at Timperley on August 14 … Chester closing DAZZLER 147 in on league title, and also clinch T20 West title … Trinity open up lead in division two … League XI to play MCC announced … Didsbury storm into Knockout Final … 150 partnership ensures Cheshire end T20 campaign on a high … Arrangements for Cheshire Cricket Big Day Out at the Old Trafford Super League match All are welcome at Timperley CC on Sunday week (August 14) as the league stages its first ever triple-header Finals Day, with matches at 1030, 1330 and 1630. The order of the matches is yet to be determined, largely because there is the real possibility that Didsbury will be involved in two of the day’s finals. Details of the latest matches are included in this newsletter, but the South Manchester side will definitely be involved in their first Knockout Final, and stand a very real chance of being in the T20 Divisional Competition final. Further details will be posted on the League website and on my Twitter account once known. The Finals Day line up so far is: Development Knockout Final: Bredbury Saints v Leigh Lionesses Knockout Final: Oakmere Kats/Oxton v Didsbury Swordettes T20 Divisional Competition Final: Chester Boughton Hall Deemons v Didsbury Swordettes/Appleton Tigers/Stockport Trinity Fire/Ashton -on-Mersey CHESHIRE WOMEN’S LEAGUE Division One / Two Cross Divisional Matches – July 24: Ashton -on-Mersey 121-4 (40; Mina Khatun 30, Amanda Gettins 26) (8pts) Stockport Trinity 124-5 (29; Gaby McKeever 50*, Gettins 3-22) (25pts) A potentially crucial win for Trinity who moved 27 points clear at the top of division two. -
The Dazzler 175 National Knockout Cheshire Women's League
Ma THE Didsbury’s run in National ends in agonising fashion … Appleton win match in hand to DAZZLER 175 go top of division one … Upton edge Appleton 2s in battle of unbeaten division 3 sides … No stopping Appleton and Trinity at top of T20 divisions … Cheshire gain first win but lose three more, as division two future hangs by a thread NATIONAL KNOCKOUT National Knockout Northern Regional Final – June 17: Sessay 115-6 (20; Sophie Richardson 42, Katie Baines 24*, Hannah Jones 2-12) Didsbury 112 (20; Roshini Prince-Navaratnam 45, Laura Griffiths 31, Amy Burton 3-5, Baines 2-3) • Didsbury came within an ace of reaching the national Finals Day, but instead their run in this competition ended in the northern regional final, effectively the last eight of the competition nationally. Yorkshire club Sessay were reduced to 8-3 and 29-4 before recovering to post a good total, but Didsbury looked to have this one in the bag when they reached 99-3 in their run chase. Alas it was not to be, but as one of the first two Cheshire League sides to enter this competition, Didsbury have certainly demonstrated how favourably the League’s clubs measure up against some of the best that other leagues have to offer. CHESHIRE WOMEN’S LEAGUE Division Two – June 17: Ashton -on-Mersey 82-6 (40; Azure Wilkinson 24, Poppy Donohue 2-13) (24pts) Leigh 34 (16; Wilkinson 3-7, Sarah Sutcliffe 3-9, Amanda Gettins 3-15) (3pts) • Ashton’s bowlers were all in good form as they combined to beat Leigh in this low-scoring encounter June 24: Ashton -on-Mersey 169-9 (40; Becky Baldock 43, Mary Priestner 33, Beth Garnett 3-19, Zoe Jones 3-23) (25pts) Stockport Georgians 151-8 (40; Beth Garnett 50, Jane Bellwood 30, Amanda Gettins 4-28, Amelia Beddy 2-24) (10pts) • A closely fought encounter, but in the end it was the fast-improving Ashton-on-Mersey side who held their nerve. -
Smriti in ICC Teams
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KZN Cricket Annual Report 3 August 2020
1 32 2020 AGM PRESIDENT B. DLADLA VICE-PRESIDENT R. SOOKHAY D. GOVENDER TREASURER M. GOVENDER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER H. STRYDOM GENERAL COUNCIL MEMBERS Y. BOBAT L.NAIDOO D.HARIRAM M. CHIXARO F. JAFFAR V.XULU W.SCOTT B.CHETTY K. SUBRAYEN P. GOVENDER B. VAN ASWEGEN A.B. ISMAIL R. PADAYACHEE C.NANAK N.BARRON S. HOSKING H. LINDE M. ASMAL K. PRIDE A. PAYN L. GOVENDER G. MINNOTT B. SIBIYA B. MHLONGO Y. MOODLEY S. LUNGA C. MORGAN D. MOODLEY A. MOHAN A. DENDE L. JOSEPH S. VAN DER BYL A. ESSOP C. DAYE INDEPENDENT MANCO MEMBERS R. REDDY S.NAIDOO A. DESAI E. SHOZI N. MKHIZE N. MKIZE HONORARY LIFE VICE PRESIDENTS C. DOCRAT A.K. KHAN A.M.KHARVA R. KURZ. D.G.MACLEOD J.M. THORNTON PATRONS P.ALMOND N. ARBREE P. BRIJLAL A. BISESWAR A.CASSIMJEE M.HARRISON G. HEATH Y.ISMAIL T.KALLI C. VAN DER MERWE P. MAHARAJ J.MUNIEN B.KING G.V. NAIDOO S.NAIDOO K. REDDY H.SAMUEL J.SINGH R.SOOBRAMONEY B.THAYAB M.TIMOL MANAGERS J. DOCRAT A.KHAN R.RAMJEE J.SATHIASEELAN HEAD COACHES I.KHAN R.TELEMACHUS Y.ABDULLA PAGE | 2 2020 AGM CONTENTS Message from KZNCU President 4 Message from KZNCU CEO 6 Major Achievements 9 Governance 10 Hollywoodbets Dolphins 12 Cricket Services Coastal & Inland 15 CSA Operational & Incentive Scorecard 36 EPG & Transformation Scorecard 37 Stadium 37 Looking ahead 38 PAGE | 3 2020 AGM MESSAGE FROM KZNCU PRESIDENT Ben Dladla This year's AGM coincides with the epidemic Covid 19. This has unfortunately affected our beloved sport of cricket. -
CSA Presentation to Parliamentary Portfolio Committee Tuesday, 28
CSA Presentation to Parliamentary Portfolio Committee 1 Tuesday, 28 March 2017, Cape Town CSA Delegation Chris Nenzani - President Thabang Moroe - Vice President Ms Zola Thamae – Non-independent director Haroon Lorgat – Chief Executive Max Jordaan – Transformation Manager © COPYRIGHT CRICKET SA 2015 The Brief 3 © COPYRIGHT CRICKET SA 2015 4 Introduction CSA is reaping the rewards of having re-engineered its business (operating and funding models) in 2013, 2014 and 2015 Off the Field: Governance, Administration, Finance, Development and Transformation show excellent results On the Field: Men - Currently No.3 in Test match cricket, No.1 in ODI cricket and No.3 in the T20 format; Women - No.6 in ICC International Women's Challenge and No.2 at the recent ICC WWC Qualifier in Sri Lanka. The CSA T20 Africa Cup continues to provide opportunities to many young talented cricketers. It caters for the inclusion of CSA’s 13 Affiliates and 3 African countries • Transformation remains a key pillar of our overall business and we are currently exploring how best to deal with diversity training and management throughout our cricket ecosystem • The new model for cricket in Schools, alongside our RPC & Hubs programme, has proven to be exciting for all in cricket CSA is engaging with potential sponsors to ‘Adopt-a-Hub’. SRSA believes this programme can be a “game changer” for all sport in our country • The Momentum Proteas (Women’s national team) has 14 full-time contracted female players and additional full-time Team Management Staff • The Proteas turned -
CAF Gold Cup Soccer Match Against Curacao in San Antonio, Sunday
TUESDAY, JULY 18, 2017 SPORTS PREVIEW England and South Africa clash in Women’s World Cup semi-final BRISTOL: England can book a place in ‘STEP UP’ loudest home support they’ve experi- her aggravating a shoulder injury. made 71 and 109 respectively. Raj will the Women’s World Cup final if they But it was captain Heather Knight enced during the World Cup. Lanning, the No.1 ranked ODI batsman, be relied upon again in the semi-final beat South Africa today as they go in who led from the front with a valuable They will, however, have to once missed two of the group stage matches and she is relishing the responsibility. search of a first major trophy in eight 62 as England defeated the West Indies again overcome new-ball duo yet still struck 328 runs. Although “I’m extremely happy,” she said. “For years. The pair meet in the first semi- at Bristol last Saturday to finish top of Marizanne Kapp and Shabnim Ismail, favourites to progress, Australia come a couple of us, this will be our last final at Bristol, a ground on which they the group table, having won six described as the “best opening pair in up against an India side that have World Cup, so our first aim was to enter played out a record-breaking straight games since a surprise open- the world” by South Africa captain enjoyed playing at Derby, winning all the semi-finals. “I’ve always dreamt of encounter earlier in this tournament. ing loss to India. “The best part about Dane van Niekerk. -
ICC Annual Report 2015-16
ANNUAL REPORT 2015-2016 Including Summarised Financial Statements BELOW: Australia team celebrates with the Trans-Tasman Trophy after winning the second Test against New Zealand in Christchurch on 24 February 2016. Australia finished as the number-one ranked Test side at the 1 April cut-off date and also retained the top position after the 1 May annual update. 01 CONTENTS FOREWORD Chairman’s Report ...................................................................... 02 Chief Executive’s Report.............................................................04 ICC Strategy 2016-2019 ............................................................. 06 Highlights of the Year ................................................................. 08 Obituaries ..................................................................................... 12 Retirements .................................................................................. 15 THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE SPORT Governance of the Global Game ................................................ 18 ICC Members ................................................................................ 21 Cricket ...........................................................................................22 Development .............................................................................. 24 Commercial ..................................................................................26 Anti-Corruption ...........................................................................28 Anti-Doping..................................................................................29