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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 to qualify for the 2007 Women’s World Cup. Coached by Kazuhiro Takahashi, there were some good individual performances, but despite these Japan would return winless…
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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 Keenan was player-coach in a closely contested event. Women’s ICC East Asia-Pacific Trophy: 3rd – 7th May 2010 4th May: Japan: 169/8 (50 Overs)…
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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 the opposing group. This represented a landmark moment for women’s cricket in Japan as the team returned with a Bronze Medal. Asian Games: 13th…
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ICC World Cricket League Division 7
Group League 1st May: Germany: 147/1 (30.4 Overs) Japan: 146/10 (49.3 Overs) Germany won by 9 wickets 2nd May Japan: 84/10 (31.4 Overs) Botswana: 86/2 (29.5 Overs) Botswana won by 8 wickets 3rd May Norway: 244/9 (50 Overs) Japan: 191/10 (48.3 Overs) Norway won by 53 runs 5th May Nigeria: 220/9 (50 Overs) Japan: 130/10 (38.5 Overs) Nigeria won by 90 runs 6th May: Norway: 225/10 (48 Overs) Japan: 169/10 (50 Overs) Norway won by 56 runs
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