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George Bailey who now looks unlikely to feature for the Saltires in 2010.
George Bailey who now looks unlikely to feature for the Saltires in 2010. ©Alec Davies
The eligibility question: a personal view ( )
Rod Lyall argues that the recruitment of two Dutch passport holders from the Antipodes is a necessary step for the development of the country's cricket.
ACC starts clamp down on expatriates ( )
The Asian Cricket Council has begun a clamp down on the heavy use of expatriate players, starting with the ACC Under-16 Elite Cup.
Cooper, De Boorder recruited by the Dutch ( )
Australian Tom Cooper and New Zealander Derek de Boorder will be available to play for The Netherlands in this year's Clydesdale Bank 40 competition - and in ODIs.
A simple approach to Test status for Associates and Affiliates cricket ( )
One simple approach to encouraging associate and affiliate countries to meet their aspirations of playing cricket at the highest level would be for the ICC to separate the issue of test status from full membership. Roy Morgan suggests how it might be done.
Scotland bosses slam eligibility rules ( )
Scottish cricket bosses are looking for a change in the ICC's eligibility rules.
Searching for a man Down Under ( )
Scottish cricket chiefs look Down Under in an attempt to bolster their batting line up ahead of their participation in the English Pro 40 competition.
A matter of arithmetic ( )
Without the riot, Singapore would inevitably have finished second in Kathmandu, irrespective of the outcome of the match between Nepal and USA. Here's why.
Drinnen: Disappointment, but tour had positive side ( )
Despite the disappointment of failing to qualify for the World T20, the Dutch national coach sees gains from the recent tour as he looks towards the 40 League and the World Cup.
Cricket Scotland records healthy profit ( )
Cricket Scotland enjoyed its best-ever financial year in 2009, making a pre-tax surplus of £135,000.
Bailey blow for Scotland ( )
Beleaguered Scottish cricket bosses were dealt another blow with George Bailey's call up to the Australia side.
New professionals unveiled for Watsonian and Uddingston ( )
Watsonian and Uddingston have announced their professionals for the 2010 season.
MacLeod features In BBC documentary ( )
Calum MacLeod is one of the stars of a documentary to be broadcast next week.
Sky Sports decline option to screen England match ( )
Sky Sports will not be showing Scotland's glamour ODI with England on June 19.
Strathmore cricketer gets trial with Scotland ( )
Seventeen-year-old Fraser Couston has been selected to play a trial match for the Scotland Under-17 squad.
Watts lets fly at Scottish flops ( )
Vice captain slams batting failures as Pete Steindl receives dreaded vote of confidence.
Is T20 an old man's game? ( )
Cricket Europe staff select a side of middle aged men that could represent Scotland at the next T20 World Cup qualifying tournament.
Steindl admits need for change ( )
Scotland coach Peter Steindl admits to being years behind Ireland in one-day format.
Abject Scotland crash out ( )
For the second day in a row, an abject top-order submission undid Scotland’s good work in the field.

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