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Jhathavedh's journey from Hong Kong to TN(PL), via UK and Hyderabad

He can bowl left-arm fingerspin, fast googlies, and loopy legbreaks, and is now ready to make the next step up in his career

18-Jul-2023•Deivarayan Muthu

Hong Kong's motley crew makes big sacrifices to keep the dream alive

A team of delivery drivers, businessmen, a student, and fathers who haven't met their newborn children prepare to play mighty India

30-Aug-2022•Shashank Kishore

Temperatures rise as Asia's finest gear up for their biggest pre-World Cup test

The heat of the UAE has mirrored the intensity of the teams, who all have one eye on Australia in October-November

26-Aug-2022•Shashank Kishore

T20 World Cup Qualifier B: Zimbabwe look to get out of form rut; USA, Jersey could spring upsets

How the eight teams stack up ahead of the T20 World Cup qualifying event to be held in Bulawayo

10-Jul-2022•Peter Della Penna

Who are the oldest and youngest players to feature in a T20 World Cup?

Also: what's the lowest individual score never made in each format of international cricket?

02-Nov-2021•Steven Lynch

From Hong Kong to Nagpur: Anshuman Rath plots new roadmap

The former Hong Kong captain relocates to India where he hopes to qualify as a local and "one day play Test cricket"

13-Sep-2019•Shashank Kishore

Oman, Namibia players crowd WCL Division 2 Team of the Tournament

Zeeshan Maqsood to lead the team, which has Davy Jacobs and Ali Khan among its biggest stars

28-Apr-2019•Peter Della Penna in Windhoek

Six players to watch out for at WCL Division Two 2019

A bruising timer of the ball, one of the best death bowlers in Associate cricket, an offspinner, a legspinner are among our six picks

19-Apr-2019•Peter Della Penna in Windhoek

A shot at renaissance for sides in WCL's curtain call

With the death of the World Cricket League after this event, the tournament gives teams a chance to resurrect, with ODI status also up for grabs for four teams

19-Apr-2019•Peter Della Penna in Windhoek

Shahzad the superstar and Rohit the captain: what we learnt from the Asia Cup

Slow surfaces, large boundaries, sapping heat and low totals were a deviation from the quotidian ODI run-fest

29-Sep-2018•Shashank Kishore

'We're governed by things we can't control' - Hong Kong coach Simon Cook

Simon Cook, the Hong Kong coach, chats with ESPNcricinfo about the challenges of motivating a team that has lost its ODI status, and of retaining talent in a system without too much money

17-Sep-2018•Shashank Kishore in Dubai

Do one-sided affairs like Sunday's benefit anyone?

As a team that plays four club fixtures in three months back home, Hong Kong's meek submission to Pakistan was hardly a surprise

16-Sep-2018•Shashank Kishore in Dubai

Hardened by tough choices, Anshuman Rath ready for captaincy challenge

UK visa policy and the ECB's restrictions on Associate players forced him to give up an economics degree and forego a place in Middlesex's first XI, but Anshuman Rath, Hong Kong captain at just 20, has still done pretty well for himself

16-Sep-2018•Shashank Kishore in Dubai

Asia Cup participation highlights the ironies of Hong Kong's ODI existence

The tournament will be a high point of a bizarre year in which the team has lost its ODI status while also securing famous wins against Afghanistan, UAE and Nepal in the 50-overs format

15-Sep-2018•Peter Della Penna

What does it really mean to be Asia Cup champions?

In any other major subcontinental sport, the Asian championships are a significant event. But is it really so in cricket?

14-Sep-2018•Shashank Kishore in Dubai

Love me, love me not... From Raza's emotion to the lack of DRS

Peter Della Penna picks out eight of the best and worst aspects of the ICC World Cup Qualifier

26-Mar-2018•Peter Della Penna

The painfully small margins in Associate cricket

Nepal has gained ODI status for the first time winning absolute nail-biters, but the teams that lost by such small margins also deserve a shot at more funding and better recognition

16-Mar-2018•Peter Della Penna

Big-bang Babar quietly takes Hong Kong forward

The Hong Kong captain was always a hard hitter of the ball, but now he has extended that aggression to the rest of his game, and infected his team-mates

12-Mar-2018•Peter Della Penna

Six to watch: a 15-year-old Nepali, a Zimbabwe-born Netherlands quick

Rohit Paudel and Shane Snater are among the promising players to watch out for at the World Cup Qualifier

03-Mar-2018•Peter Della Penna

What is the World Cup Qualifier?

The tournament begins in Zimbabwe on Sunday and will continue across Harare, Bulawayo and Kwekwe until March 25. Here is everything you need to know about it

02-Mar-2018•ESPNcricinfo staff

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