2009 ICC World Cricket League Division Seven
The 2009 ICC World Cricket League Division Seven was a cricket tournament held in May 2009 in Guernsey. The tournament was the first stage of qualification structure for the 2015 World Cup as well as part of the wider ICC World Cricket League. The two leading teams of the tournament were promoted to Division Six later the same year.[1]
Administrator(s) | International Cricket Council |
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Cricket format | One-day cricket |
Tournament format(s) | Round-robin and Knockout |
Host(s) | |
Champions | |
Participants | 6 |
Matches played | 18 |
Most runs | Jeremy Frith (364) |
Most wickets | Qamar Saeed (14) |
Teams
The participating teams qualified as follows:
- Bahrain (through 2008 ACC Trophy Elite)
- Gibraltar (through 2008 ECC Division Two)
- Guernsey (through 2008 ECC Division Two)
- Japan (relegated from 2008 Global Division Five)
- Nigeria (through 2008 Africa Division Two)
- Suriname (through 2008 ICC Americas Championship Division One)
Squads
Yaser Sadeq (c) Imran Sajjad Zafar Zaheer Tahir Dar Qamar Saeed Naeem Amin Halal Abbasi Rizwan Baig Azeem Ul Haq Ashraf Mughal Ashraf Yaqoob Adil Hanif (wk) Vivek Subramaniam Shahzad Ahmed (wk) |
Christian Rocca (c) Mark Bacarese Gary De'Ath Ian Farrell Kieron Ferrary (wk) Steve Gonzalez Ross Harkins Charlie Harrison Iain Latin Kabir Mirpuri Chris Phillips Rex Purnell Chris Watkins |
Stuart Bisson Benjamin Ferbrache Jeremy Frith Tom Kimber (wk) Ross Kneller Stuart Le Prevost David Hooper* Kris Moherndl Luke Nussbaumer Matthew Oliver (wk) Blane Queripel Mark Renouf Gary Rich Lee Savident |
Masaomi Kobayashi (c) Gavin Beath Razaq Cheema Tatsuro Chino (wk) Patrick Giles-Jones Takuro Hagihara Ko Irie Yuta Matsubara Naoki Miyaji Naotsune Miyaji Richard Laidler Kenji Murata Satoshi Nakano Fumihiko Uegaki |
Adekunle Adegbola Wale Adeoye Saheed Akolade Olalekan Awolowo Olajide Bejide Endurance Ofem Joshua Ogunlola Akabogu Okwudili Segun Olayinka (wk) Temitope Olayinka Oluseye Olympio Ademola Onikoyi (wk) Chimezie Onwuzulike Haruna Thomas |
Shazam Ramjohn (c) Carlton Baker Mohamed Bhoelan Charles Douglas Troy Dudnath Arun Gokoel Sanjay Meghoe Dion Mohabir Kishen Oemraw Sanjai Oemraw Brahma Prasad Deoraj Sewanan Vishaul Singh |
- David Hooper replaced Justin Meades after Guernsey's second match against Japan.
Umpire[8] | Country |
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Niels Bagh | |
Paul Baldwin | |
Steve Bucknor | |
Louis Fourie | |
Trevor Magee | |
Brian Papworth | |
Richard Smith |
Group stage
Fixtures
Final and Playoffs
Final Placings
Statistics
References
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