Event Calendar
International Tournament (Women)
Brian Bell East Asia-Pacific Women’s Cricket Challenge 2006
In 2006 Brian Bell & Co were awarded the naming rights for the first ever East Asia Pacific Women’s Tournament, which would consist of a three match 50-Over series between Papua New Guinea and Japan, to be played at Amini Park, Port Moresby. The winning team would move into the world group to attempt...
ICC WOMEN’S EAST ASIA-PACIFIC TROPHY 2010
The 2010 East Asia Pacific Trophy was hosted by Japan at the Sano Cricket Grounds. It was just a three team tournament featuring Japan, Papua New Guinea and Samoa. As a 50-Over tournament the winners would go through to the final stage of World Cup Qualifying to be held in Bangladesh in 2011. Katrina...
2010 Asian Games – Guangzhou (Olympic Tournament)
China were the hosts of the 2010 Asia Games and the cricket was played in the purpose built stadium in Guangzhou. The tournament was held in the Twenty20 format. Coached by Katrina Keenan, Japan were drawn in a group alongside Nepal, Bangladesh and Hong Kong, while Pakistan and Thailand joined the hosts China in...
2012 ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifying Series
In November 2011 Japan took part in the 50-Over ICC Women’s 2012 World Cup Qualifying Series which was played in Bangladesh. Participation came as reward for winning the 2010 East Asia Pacific Trophy. The team travelled to Bangladesh to compete in a 10-team tournament. Japan were drawn in a group which included the...
2012 Pepsi ICC East Asia-Pacific Women’s Trophy
In May 2012 the Pepsi ICC East Asia-Pacific Women’s Trophy was hosted in Vanuatu which, alongside the hosts would include Cook Islands, Fiji, Japan, Papua New Guinea and Samoa. Japan dominated the tournament, winning all seven of their matches, all of which were Twenty20. The tournament homepage can be found by clicking here....
2012 Singapore Cricket Association Women’s Challenge
Following the success in Vanuatu, Japan were invited to take part in the Singapore Cricket Association’s Twenty20 Challenge tournament in July. Along with the hosts and Japan, Thailand and ‘Cricket Without Borders’ also competed. The Japan team finished top of the group with three wins and one match abandoned due to rain, but...