Domestic Cricket Thread

by **Liventia** » Sun Sep 29, 2013 7:04 am

Liventian cricket league season 1
National Championship (Five day/First-class)

NATL CHAMPIONSHIP		P	W	D	L	BP	Pts
1 Raithwick Park		10	9	1	0	54	137
2 Folenisa Combined		10	6	0	4	42	 96
3 Central Orean			10	4	3	3	48	 90
4 Dover				10	4	1	5	46	 84
5 Centre of Excellence XI	10	4	0	6	43	 79
6 Cyclonesville			10	0	1	9	43	 45

*Stats include final
Most runs: GP Goudreau (Folenisa Combined) 1125 at 56.25
Top score: MJ Westley (Central Orean v Dover) 210
Highest batting avg (min 15 inns): APC Gignac 68.00 from 18 inns (5 no)
Most wickets: MC Geach (Dover) 91
BBI: MC Geach (Dover v Raithwick Park) 8/82
Best bowling avg (min 50 wkts): JPK Adams (Raithwick Park) 77 at 12.65

Final: Raithwick Park v Folenisa Combined
Raithwick Park won the toss and elected to bowl

Raithwick Park CC: MA Finney (wkt/capt), CD Pettini, LP Cartwright, AJ Cunningham, DJ Millichip, RC Mawson, OH Kerr, KA Walters, DM Quinn, JPK Adams, DM Aeri
Folenisa Combined CC: NZ Walker, FG Key, GP Goudreau (wkt/capt), SS Sheikh, MW Turner, DR Ryan, PA Onions, JTE Sanderson, H Logan, D Swallow, SC Curnow

DAY ONE (close of play: Folenisa Combined 205, Raithwick Park 54/2)
Raithwick Park, having won the league, were granted home advantage for the Championship final against second placed Folenisa Combined. Captain Max Finney won the toss and in late-season cloudy conditions elected to bowl first.

In seaming conditions, Raithwick Park's attack tore apart the Folenisa batting as the visitors limped to lunch four down for 93. It took less than 10 overs for Raithwick Park to make the breakthrough, with Jonathan Adams bowling Fred Key for 15 (28b, 1x4, 23/1) to bring captain Garland Goudreau to the crease.

With change bowler Ollie Adams on to replace Leo Cartwright, Key's fellow opener Neil Walker perished leg before for 15 (46b, 1x4, 52/2) and his replacement Simon Sheikh added only five (17b, 1x4, 61/3) before he was caught behind off Raithwick Park's off-spinner Daniel Quinn.

All-rounder Mark Turner fell to the same fate eight overs later having scored six (18b, 87/4), with Goudreau at the other end slowly adding to his score. He put on a 50 stand for the fifth wicket with David Ryan in 85 balls after lunch and finally reached his 50 (76b, 6x4).

Ryan fell to Adams for 21 when he was caught by Aeri (59b, 1x4, 143/5) and Folenisa's hopes took a turn for the worse when in Adams' next over he pinned Goudreau on the front foot for a hard-fought 78 (115b, 7x4, 146/6).

Paul Onions (35* 72b, 1x4) and Joe Sanderson added 34 before the latter was adjudged lbw to Quinn in the 60th over for 11 (41b, 180/7) right before tea.

After the restart, Huw Logan could only add six (21b, 196/8) before he was bowled by Adams and Duncan Swallow fell for a golden duck lbw to Adams. Onions and last man Stuart Curnow (3 17b) before Curnow was beaten by a turning one from Quinn and the visitors were all out for 205 in 72.3 overs.

Folenisa Combined 1st inns batting: Walker 15 (lbw b Kerr), Key 15 (b Adams), Goudreau 78 (lbw b Adams), Sheikh 5 (c Finney b Quinn), Turner 6 (c Finney b Quinn), Ryan 21 (c Aeri b Adams), Onions 35*, Sanderson 11 (lbw b Quinn), Logan 6 (b Adams), Swallow 0 (lbw b Adams), Curnow 3 (b Quinn), extras 10
Raithwick Park 1st inns bowling: Cartwright 21-4-58-0, Adams 21-2-47-5, Quinn 19.3-3-62-4, Kerr 11-1-38-1
Fall of wicket (partnership): 1/23 (23), 2/52 (29), 3/61 (9), 4/87 (26), 5/143 (56), 6/146 (3), 7/180 (34), 8/196 (16), 9/196 (0), 10/205 (9)

This left enough time in the day for a minimum of 16 overs (light permitting), and Raithwick Park were sent out to bat. However, they found themselves in early strife when both openers Finney (4 7b 1x4, 7/1) and Chris Pettini (2 16b, 18/2) both fell to Ryan in the first seven overs.

Number three Cartwright and number four man Arthur Cunningham successfully saw Raithwick Park out to the close without further loss as the hosts closed day one on 54/2, trailing by 151.

to be continued

by **Apox** » Mon Sep 30, 2013 6:13 am

Apox County Cricket Trophy

4 season of domestic cricket have now finished, and Apoxian cricket continues to grow, the season ending on the cusp of Apox organising the 4th GCF Test season. This season, County Eisc finally defy their critics, winning in dominant fashion by a record 42 points ahead of second placed Gwinshire, and a record total points of 122. Gwinshire, Mountainshire and The Broads all finished fairly close to each other in the remaining play-off positions, while last seasons winners, Dwile, did terribly, finishing 5th, not even good enough for a play-off spot. Olfa and Westshire, the two whipping boys of the league finished things off.

County        PD W  D   L  BP Points
County Eisc   12 7  5   0  37 122
Gwinshire     12 5  4   3  18  80
Moutainshire  12 4  5   3  22  78
The Broads    12 5  2   5  19  75
Dwile         12 3  3   6  15  54
Olfa          12 2  5   5  18  53
Westshire     12 2  4   6  16  48

Play-off Matches
County Eisc 138/7 (15.3 overs)
The Broads 135 (15.4 overs)

Gwinshire 161/7 (20 overs)
Mountainshire 163/6 (18.5 overs)

And so it is arguably the two best teams in the league who will go on to the Twenty20 Champions Cup.

Twenty20 Champions Cup Entrants from Apox (APX)
County Eisc, Mountainshire

by **Commune-PDTv2** » Sat Oct 05, 2013 5:31 pm

Communadi XX/20:Season 2

Qualifiers:
Sigismundia Distrikt'Mogd-Syrdusha
Xehmlyoradnixia

by **Liventia** » Sun Oct 13, 2013 3:53 pm

Confirming the deadline for entrants to the second Champions T20 tournament to be 16:00 UTC, Sunday October 27, or in two weeks from now.

by **Patistan** » Sat Oct 26, 2013 2:56 am

patistan sign up two teams tachi turtels and tamabad sixers

by **Uitbregen** » Sat Oct 26, 2013 3:01 am

Patistan wrote:patistan sign up two teams tachi turtels and tamabad sixers

You have to scorinate a domestic league in order to enter teams in the CLt20.

by **Liventia** » Sat Oct 26, 2013 3:01 am

Patistan wrote:patistan sign up two teams tachi turtels and tamabad sixers

Please note you have to scorinate a league to enter teams.

Also confirming that the deadline will be put back one week to Sunday, November 3, 16:00 UTC.

by **Patistan** » Sat Oct 26, 2013 7:17 am

okay

Code: Select all: Patistan national cricket league PLD WON LOST Draw POINTS 1.Tachi 5 4 1 0 25 2.Tamabad 5 3 1 1 21 3.laislabad 5 3 2 0 20 4.tashawar 5 2 3 0 18 5.mianwalli 5 1 4 0 5

by **Liventia** » Sat Oct 26, 2013 12:57 pm

Yeah… that won't cut it.

by **Wray** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 4:08 am

GrandSlam t20 Season 2

Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
1 Eastern Highlanders          14   10   0   4  2230 2119 +111    20 CLt20
2 Southern District Pines      14    9   1   4  2207 2046 +161    19 CLt20
3 South-Western Leopards       14    7   1   6  2088 2301 −213    15
4 Nelson's Bay Dragons         14    7   0   7  2012 1893 +119    14
5 Central Lightning            14    7   0   7  1997 2003   −6    14
6 South-East Sharks            14    6   0   8  2034 1996  +38    12
7 Northern Eagles              14    5   0   9  2078 2155  −77    10
8 Western Tigers               14    4   0  10  1887 2020 −133     8

Grand Slam Player of the Competition: Julian Stacey (South-Western Leopards) = 543 runs @ 38.75, 19 catches, 5 stumpings, 10 run outs
Most Runs: Julian Stacey (South-Western Leopards) = 543 runs @ 38.75
Most Wickets: Jackson Storm 24 wickets @ 19.58
Black & Neill Best Fielder award: Ben Mulga (Central Lightning)
Black & Neill Best Catch award: Jamie Holtermann (Nelson's Bay Dragons) to dismiss Brent Cowther (South-Western Leopards) (MD5)
Best Bowling Figures: Jackson Storm (vs South-Western Leopards, MD12) 4-1-8-5

CLT20
Eastern Highlanders
Southern District Pines

by **Liventia** » Sun Nov 03, 2013 4:25 am

Much as I hate to do this, the deadline for the CT20 is pushed back again. I want to keep it roughly in line with the other sports' major domestic international tournaments, therefore will be running it around the UICA calendar (roughly); the new deadline will be confirmed after the UICA deadline is.

by **Northern Sunrise Islands** » Sat Dec 21, 2013 5:44 pm

Since the man says there's no problem on poping it up now... Well, sort of, two months is quite a while, no?

McStereotaipe Enterprises^TM Sunrise Cricket League

The league continue to consist of twelve sides.

AMY CITY PRIDE Wooden Spoon of the 1st Season
Colors: Blue and Yellow
Owner: Sunrisian Pride Supporters' Group, an addition made to the League mostly due to the desire of adding more attendance to the league. Offended by most of the teams, saying that if they needed a league, they should not have foreigns involved.
Stadium: Sonic Road (10,000)

BRENTWOOD BREWERS
Colors: Yellow and Brown
Owner: Andrew Lawrence-Barr, whose distillery business has been losing money since tighter alcohol sale restrictions came into force, so now he thinks running a sports team can't be worse.
Stadium: Western Lane (10,000)

BURY HEARTS
Colors: Red and White
Owner: James O' Alwinn, Midlothian Heart-born owner of a chain of hotels, who decided to rival the sorta-traditional Hearts of Londonpool, but could only find a way in cricket.
Stadium: Commoner Grounds (8,000)

BYRD ARMADA
Colors: Green, Gold and Black
Owner: Conrad James Lyle, who was born into wealth in the sleepy rural northern peninsula and has basically got bored not doing much with his money except supporting a few local sportspeople and having shares in suspicious companies somewhere in Rushmore producing RP-inin for the Kytlerian market.
Stadium: War Memorial at Byrd (9,000)

CALEDONIA ORCHESTRA
Colors: Black and White
Owner: Reginald Spektor, a record producer and former classical pianist until his right hand was broken in a car crash.
Stadium: Arts University of Caledonia (5,000)

DARVESTON MINERS
Colors: Blue and White
Owner: Bob Crowthorne, who runs a mining company and is very dull.
Stadium: Cricket Field at the Darveston Cricket Complex (15,000)

DOVER WARRIORS
Colors: Orange and Blue
Owner: The City Government of Dover, who accepted being the sole team of the league that is fully Sunrisian, just for the sake of being relevant.
Stadium: City of Dover Stadium (45,000)

LORELEI MAGICA Champions of the 1st Season
Colors: Yellow and Black
Owner: Zoe Foster, who owns a sports bra business, and has been rebuffed from buying several Kytlerian sports teams because they didn't trust a woman to own one.
Stadium: Cambrian University's Cricket Field (7,000)

MINK LEGION
Colors: Red, Black and White
Owner: The Coven State Teacher and Military Pension Fund, which are lots of investors just thinking that beating rich people at their own game would be the best thing they ever managed to do in their lives.
Stadium: Giselle Road (8,000)

PORTLAND ATLANTIC
Colors: Blue, Grey and Black
Owner: Pat Wilcox, who sold his share of a Santa Mordana shipping company to a Civil Citizenry conglomerate and doesn't know what to do with his money.
Stadium: Harbour Park (8,500)

ROYAL MARDI
Colors: Purple, Teal and Yellow
Owner: Thug Dredditars, who made his money running a sports equipment business that started with combat sport equipment and then turned to gridiron, rugby, and later cricket.
Stadium: Marendi Field (15,000)

SUNRICE SAINT-RAPTORS
Colors: Green, Dark Green and Red
Owner: The Apocalyptic Congregational Church of the Mighty Raptor Jesus, a foreign church that decided that Cricket would be a good way to mix in with the crowds.
Stadium: Carbocarbonica Arena (20,000)

   McStereotaipe Enterprises Sunrise Cricket League                                      Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts
01 Sunrice Saint-Raptors                                                                  22   17   0   5  3026 2987  +39    34
02 Royal Mardi                                                                            22   13   1   8  3065 3048  +17    27
03 Brentwood Brewers                                                                      22   13   0   9  3041 3004  +37    26
04 Portland Atlantic                                                                      22   12   0  10  2859 2894  −35    24
05 Dover Warriors                                                                         22   11   0  11  3049 3096  −47    22
06 Byrd Armada                                                                            22   10   1  11  2951 2861  +90    21
07 Amy City Pride                                                                         22   10   1  11  3190 3176  +14    21
08 Darveston Miners                                                                       22   10   0  12  3029 3110  −81    20
09 Mink Legion                                                                            22    9   1  12  2837 2907  −70    19
10 Caledonia Orchestra                                                                    22    8   2  12  3191 3076 +115    18
11 Bury Hearts                                                                            22    8   1  13  3003 2991  +12    17
12 Lorelei Magica                                                                         22    7   1  14  2991 3082  −91    15

Twenty20 Champions Cup Entrants from Northern Sunrise Islands (NSI)
Sunrice Saint-Raptors, Royal Mardi

"I can't believe it." she muttered, seeing the standings of the league. "How could Jenson have forgotten of me? Well... whatever. I think I may join him up."

She looked at the four files with different crests on top of each other, laughing maniacally.

"And I'm sure I'll surprise him a bit."

by **NexxusDrako** » Sat Jan 11, 2014 5:22 am

Season I

NexxusDrako (NXD) T20 Championship qualifiers: Northern CC and Suburbs CC

  NexxusDrako Cricket League Pld   W  D  L   PF  PA     Avg  PD    Win % 
1 Northern CC                  6   6  0  0  941 804   1.170 +137   1.000
2 Suburbs CC                   6   2  0  4  806 860   0.937 −54    0.333
3 The Hills CC                 6   2  0  4  836 852   0.981 −16    0.333
4 Eastern CC                   6   2  0  4  794 861   0.922 −67    0.333

by **New Koln** » Wed Jan 29, 2014 8:28 am

New Koln Cricket League

Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts
1 Bear Beaters 14 9 0 5 1991 1923 +68 18 Champions Twenty20
2 Big Bustards 14 9 0 5 1929 1939 −10 18 Champions Twenty20
3 Minions 14 8 0 6 1955 1934 +21 16
4 Mouses 14 8 0 6 1922 1944 −22 16
5 Fierce County Cricket 14 7 0 7 1944 1897 +47 14
6 Jacksonia 14 6 0 8 1902 1942 −40 12
7 Dafroma Lions 14 5 0 9 1969 1993 −24 10
8 Cricket Paris 14 4 0 10 1972 2012 −40 8

by **Liventia** » Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:08 am

CBA announce radical overhaul of Liventian cricket
CITY CENTRE— Liventia is to gain 12 new first-class teams as part of an overhaul of domestic cricket, the country's Board of Authority announced today.

The 12 teams will represent cities and towns which do not already have a first-class club, and will be able to select players with a connection to their town or city.

These teams will take part in a four-day first-class double round robin tournament of 22 matches each, to be known as the National Cities Trophy. However, these city teams will not be able to select players contracted centrally to the CBA (unless previously contracted to the city) or players contracted to a full-time first-class team.

The current five first-class clubs, plus cricket's National Centre of Excellence, will remain in the separate five-day National Championship, which will continue to be the country's premier first-class tournament.

Additionally, the main List A and Twenty20 tournaments — the Liventia Airways Trophy and Super Slog League — will expand to ten teams, with four more regional clubs gaining full LA and T20 status from the CBA.

Talbott Downs CC, Neverend Lewes CC, Orean Broadham CC and City Centre's Woodlands Manor CC will join both senior national competitions, which will now be played with a single round robin group stage before a semifinal round in the SSL and before a final in the LAT.

The four clubs will also take part in a three-day non-first-class tournament^*, with the winners earning the right to play a four-day first-class match against the National Cities Trophy winner.

^{*Think the Minor Counties Championship}

by **Nexxus Drako** » Wed Feb 05, 2014 8:10 am

NexxusDrako wrote:Season I

NexxusDrako (NXD) T20 Championship qualifiers: Northern CC and Suburbs CC
-snip-3

Disregard this, it's my old nation, new one has a space between Nexxus and Drako.

Results of new T20 league to be posted ~~shortly~~ now.

Nexxus Drako Mega Mash League     Pld    W   D   L    PF   PA   PD   Pts 
 1 Qytnha State                    20   15   0   5  2725 2696  +29    45
 2 Cahns State                     20   12   0   8  2764 2628 +136    36
 3 Opana State                     20   12   0   8  2704 2594 +110    36
 4 Telas State                     20   11   0   9  2870 2861   +9    33
 5 Ilona State                     20   11   0   9  2648 2684  −36    33
 6 Nexxie                          20   10   0  10  2872 2867   +5    30
 7 Quans State                     20   10   0  10  2623 2741 −118    30
 8 Kaok State                      20    9   0  11  2729 2681  +48    27
 9 Reag State                      20    8   0  12  2812 2836  −24    24
10 Federal District                20    6   0  14  2772 2841  −69    18
11 Lafaja State                    20    6   0  14  2712 2802  −90    18

Twenty20 Champions Cup Entrants from Nexxus Drako (NXD)
Qytnha State, Cahns State

by **Jeckland** » Sun Feb 23, 2014 6:08 am

CT20 Entrants: Rack City Rangers and Fingletown Thunder

viewtopic.php?f=7&t=284816#p18978371

by **Liventia** » Sat Mar 01, 2014 4:56 pm

Inaugural First-Class Challenge provides maiden triple centurion
OREAN— The inaugural First-Class Challenge, the new season-ending tournament introduced by Liventia's Cricket Board of Authority, has produced the country's first triple centurion.

The FCC is played between the champions of the four-day first-class National Cities Trophy and the non-first-class Three Day Competition and is held at the Park Central Oval in Orean, widely accepted to be the most batsman-friendly ground in the country.

The inaugural season was played between Talbott Downs, the strongest of the four new List A teams and the Three Day champions, and Port Cartfort, who won the Cities tournament by just five points from Leigham.

Talbott's captain Duncan Lewis, batting at four, was called on early as his side were quickly reduced to 17 for two inside the first seven overs.

But he batted for more than ten hours to reach an incredible personal milestone of 300 not out, becoming the first Liventian to score a first-class triple century — and that in his first match with first-class status.

His 460-ball stay included 20 fours and one six and helped Talbott to 548 for seven at the declaration.

The all-rounder then took four wickets for 74 as Port Cartfort were dismissed for a relatively paltry 263, and although Port Cartfort's follow-on innings reached 326 for four (Lewis 3/76), Talbott were declared champions on the first innings total.

Lewis was deservedly named man-of-the-match for his performance, and will no doubt have caught the eyes of the selectors after a season that included 530 runs at 88.33 from nine innings in the Liventia Airways Trophy (13 wickets at 27) and 379 runs at 94.75 from nine innings in the Super Slog League (12 wickets at 17).

Meanwhile, Max Finney and Dylan Hennessey became the first Liventians to record double centuries in List A matches after both achieved the feat (in different games) during the Liventia Airways Trophy season.

And in further developments for the national team, Cyclonesville coaches have successfully brought Michael Westley into their bowling attack, with the medium pacer taking 75 wickets across all three formats this year.

First-class results
National Championship (10 matches per team, plus final)
Final:
Central Orean 355 (Jonsson 138, Watting 91, Cartwright 4/105) and 373 (Jonsson 88, Watting 85, DM Quinn 5/140) lost to
Raithwick Park 505 (JCA Quinn 141, Cunningham 124, Finney 116, Broome 4/202) and 224/2 (Finney 139*) by eight wickets

Top run scorers: DA Hennessey 1581, MA Finney 1344, JCA Quinn 1241, WWR Ashworth 1084, TD Jonsson 923
Top wicket takers: MC Geach 87, DM Quinn 84, BR Broome 84, DR Ryan 81, KSM Christensen 76
*JPK Adams was injured during the season

National Cities Trophy (22 matches per team):
Top five: Port Cartfort 189, Leigham 184, Pardbo 182, Bede 177, Langfier 166
Top run scorers: N Skeggs 1677, MD Parker 1641, RKD Stanway 1445
Top wicket takers: KS Foster 185, CNA Croft 169, P Fisher 158

First-Class Challenge Final:
Talbott Downs 548/7d (DM Lewis 300*, Beaven 78) beat
Port Cartfort 263 (NP Lewis 53, Waugh 51, Owen 6/102) and 326/4 (Budd 164*) on first innings total

List A results
Liventia Airways Trophy (Nine matches per team, plus final)
Final:
Cyclonesville 220/9 (Westley 116) beat
Raithwick Park 208 (Cunningham 83, JCA Quinn 73, Smallville 4/27) by 12 runs

Top run scorers: AJ Cunningham 921, DA Hennessey 796, MA Finney 752
Top wicket takers: MC Geach 36, BC Sinclair 34, DR Ryan 33, OH Kerr 33

Twenty20 results
Super Slog League (Nine matches per team, plus semifinals and final)
Semifinal 1:
Cyclonesville 128/8 (Smallville 43) lost to
Raithwick Park 131/3 (Finney 72*) by seven wickets

Semifinal 2:
Folenisa Combined 134/6 (Ashworth 42, Parker 40) lost to
Central Orean 135/8 (Watting 49) by two wickets

Final:
Raithwick Park 181/2 (Finney 106*, Cunningham 43*) beat
Central Orean 147/5 (Watting 70*, Jonsson 43) by 34 runs

Top run scorers: MA Finney 636, DA Hennessey 564, FJW Stewart 525
Top wicket takers: BC Sinclair 29, MJ Westley 27, DR Ryan 25

by **Wray** » Wed Sep 24, 2014 2:21 pm

(This shouldn't be a gravedig, considering it's sports and isn't a dead and buried thingy)

WCB to launch new Franchise-Based T20 Tournament

After several years of discussion and debate in the corridors of power of the WCB, the Committee on Domestic Cricket (CDC) have given the go-ahead for plans for a franchise t20 competition to take over from the current Provincial T20 Competition (Called the BlueCell T20 Cup for sponsorship reasons).

The deal was riding on the belief that 8 sponsors for teams could be found, and after a 2-month selling period, all eight teams have substantial backing. In a change from the provincial format, 8 teams will be created, based in 4 cities across the country, with two Cartersburg franchises, two Nelson's Bay franchies & two Albion franchises. The other two hail from Gosforth and Crystal Springs, who continue to climb the ladder of cricketing relevance, the franchise looking to become a big money-maker, especially with seam bowler Jackson Storm drawn to play for the club.

The new format of the competition will see an intense, rapid-fire schedule, conducted in two months before the beginning of the Test season. The squads are drawn from an auction process, where they will sign 15 players, and to encourage cricketing diversity, the auctioned players will be split into three categories: Category A, which are national players allocated a franchise (Jason Keillher, Shane Aguando, Glenn Mitchell, Jackson Colt, Jackson Storm, Blake Matthews, Julian Stacey & Chris Laughlin), Category B, which are players who currently have professional contracts with a regional squad, and Category C, who are players with either incremental (one-format contracts) contracts with regions or play in lower tiers. Each squad must have a minimum of four Category C players. Each squad is also granted two overseas players, and two overseas players are allowed in any team on any given matchday. The format will be double round robin, and the top four will play two-semi finals, and the winners of these will contest the Grand Final, this year held at the Cartersburg Oval. The teams are as follows:

Cartersburg Lions
Kit Colours: Red and Green
Ground: Cartersburg Oval
Captain: Glenn Mitchell
Coach: Sebastian Giles

Cartersburg Jets (Jets)
Kit Colours: Black and Orange
Ground: County Park, Cartersburg
Captain: Simon Sterne
Coach: Michael Connswijk

Nelson's Bay Dragons (Dragons)
Kit Colours: White and Red
Ground: TM Parker Bayside Stadium, Nelson's Bay
Captain: Chris Laughlin
Coach: Archie McDonald

Nelson's Bay Independence (Independence)
Kit Colours: Green and White
Ground: The Peninsula, Nelson's Bay
Captain: Jackson Colt
Coach: Fraser Macerskey

Albion Stags (Stags)
Kit Colours: Brown and Blue
Ground: University Oval, Albion
Captain: Nathan Hunter
Coach: Andrew Slade

Albion Greyspears (Greyspears)
Kit Colours: Grey
Ground: West Park Rec. Ground, Albion
Captain: Julian Stacey
Coach: Jake Birt

Gosforth Stars (Stars)
Kit Colours: Blue with white stars
Ground: Gosforth Regional Cricket Ground, Gosforth
Captain: Mark Hudson
Coach: Dylan Homburg

Crystal Springs Diamonds (Diamonds)
Kit Colours: Pink and white
Ground: Keranani Events Centre Oval, Crystal Springs
Captain: Adam Corrie
Coach: Ali Leggett

by **Damukuni** » Mon Apr 18, 2016 11:41 am

With the blessing of many among the cricketing nations, the new Board of Control for Cricket in Damukuni is pleased to announce the return of the Champions League Twenty20 tournament for domestic Twenty20 competition champions!

TEAM SUBMISSION RULES
This tournament's team submission rules will adhere to the original guidelines set forth by Apox in the original post:

Each country is allowed to submit two teams to the Champions Twenty20 tournament, for which only qualifiers from T20 leagues, or a T20 play-off from a league with another format, will be accepted.

Please post either your final match table (with playoff, if you have one) or link to your domestic league results thread; otherwise, your submission may not be counted!

TOURNAMENT FORMAT
This is a proposed format; please discuss in the Cricket Discussion Thread.

If seven (7) teams or less are entered into the tournament, a single round-robin will ensue, with the top four (4) teams advancing to the playoff.
If eight (8) or more teams are entered, the tournament will be split into equal groups, one consisting of the domestic tournament champions and the other the runners-up. The top two (2) teams from each group will then advance.
After the group stage(s), a playoff will ensue.
If seven (7) teams or less were originally entered, the first-place and fourth-place teams will play for a chance at the final while the second- and third-place teams do the same. The winners will play each other in the final, with the winner of that match declared champion. There is no third-place match.
If eight (8) or more teams were originally entered, the winner of the champions' group will play the runner-up of the non-champions' group, and the winner of the non-champions' group will play the runner-up of the champions' group. The winners of these matches will proceed to the final, with the winner of that match declared champion. There is no third-place match.

FINAL SITE BIDS
Final site bids will be considered for the Champions' League Twenty20. A well-thought bid should include the name of the stadium, its location, seating capacity, and (optionally) a picture and a short description. The most qualitative of the final site bids will be selected for use in each tournament, which will be announced at the submission cut-off. If no bids are entered, the default site for the Champions' Twenty20 final for at least the third edition will be the Atarashii-Damushuto International Stadium in Atarashii-Damushuto, Federal District, Damukuni.

PREVIOUS EDITIONS
For the intents and purposes of continuity, this edition of the Champions' League Twenty20 tournament shall be the third edition.

EDITION	HOST	CHAMPION	RUNNER-UP
I	Liventia	Sigismundia Distrikt'Mogd-Syrdusha (The Glorious Commune)	Holdenberg (Eura)
II	Liventia	Event cancelled; no champion

SUBMISSION DEADLINE
The tentative submission deadline for teams and final site bids to this event will be 03:59 UTC (3:59 AM) on ~~Thursday, 3 May 2016.~~ Thursday, 5 May 2016.
EDIT: I will confirm the deadline 72 hours prior to the deadline itself.
EDIT 2: I didn't actually confirm the deadline... welp!

by **Northern Sunrise Islands** » Mon Apr 18, 2016 1:55 pm

Yo.

The Northern Sunrisian entries for the CLT20 Thingamajig are the Bury Hearts and the Mink Legion.

by **Barunia** » Mon Apr 18, 2016 9:34 pm

Results for the T20 Super Slam 2

Barunia's entries to the Champion's League are therefore the Fairweather Fireballs and the Newland Sixers.

by **Damukuni** » Thu Apr 21, 2016 5:01 pm

Lest I forget my own qualifiers from the Associations Twenty20 League, here they are:

The final match table and playoff format can be found here.
The playoffs are here, and the final is here.

Champion: East Town Eagles
Runner-up: (Shinzoba) Stars

by **Liventia** » Fri Apr 22, 2016 4:24 am

Liventia's Cricketing Board of Authority has declined the chance to send the winners of the Super Slog League (professional T20) to the Champions League. However, the CBA has approved the national cricket league finals – the highest tier of amateur and semi-professional club cricket with a limit of two full professionals per match – as a qualifying tournament for the Champions League.

The national cricket league finals, known by its sponsored name the Carvenlo National Cup, is a Twenty20 knockout tournament for the top eight sides who have qualified from each of the CBA's four developmental regions. The nine professional clubs – Raithwick Park, Central Orean, Folenisa Combined, Dover, Cyclonesville, Talbott Downs, Orean Broadham, Neverend Lewes and Woodlands Manor – are allowed to take part in the various regional competitions at second-XI level (with a limit of two professionals), and those who qualify for the finals are allowed to take part with a limit of only one paid professional from their first-class sides. The Carvenlo National Cup is not drawn regionally, and is a random draw.

The finals take place across the country up to the semifinal stage, with the semifinals and final being played on the same day at the NCE Oval in City Centre. Should the second teams of professional first-class clubs qualify for the final and thus the Champions League T20, the professional first teams will be barred from taking part in the Champions League, and the seconds may not choose select a first-team professional for the CL without prior clearance from the CBA.

The results from this year's tournament:

Therefore, the CBA will send Neverend Lewes II and Folenisa Combined II to the CLt20.

by **Ethane** » Mon May 02, 2016 3:16 pm

As of this post, the Ethanian entries into the Champions League T20 are the Swanmouth Sunbirds and the Ibsdon Ibisbills.

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