The World Cup of Blind Cricket is held every four years
| EVENT | LOCATION | DATE | MORE INFO | OFFICIAL WEBSITE |
| 3RD world cup | Pakistan | Dec 06 | CLICK HERE | |
| 2ND world cup | India | Dec 02 | CLICK HERE | http://www.cricinfo.com/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/2002-03/OTHERS/WC-BLIND/ |
| 1ST world cup | India | Nov 98 | CLICK HERE | http://www.cricinfo.com/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/1998-99/OTHERS+ICC/WC-BLIND/ |
World Blind Cricket Council announce change of World Cup venue
Sunday May 21st 2006
The World Blind Cricket Council has announced the third blind cricket world cup
will now take place in Islamabad, Pakistan between December 4th and 16th 2006.
All 8 member countrys are expected to take part and they are: Australia, England, India, New Zealand, defending champions Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka and new comers West Indies.
The tournament along with the WBCC's AGM were scheduled to take place in South Africa but after organisational problems Pakistan stepped in to host both the World Cup and AGM without having to change the planned dates for the events.
WBCC Secretary General Geoff Smith stated: "The World Blind Cricket Council would like to take this opportunity to thank the Pakistan Government, the Pakistan Cricket Board and the Pakistan Blind Cricket Council for their immense efforts in offering to host this event."
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The Australian Squad |
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| Chris Baillee | (B1) |
(VIC) |
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Terry Eagers |
(B1) |
(QLD) |
| Ben Felten |
(B1) |
(NSW) |
| Garry Stinchcombe |
(B1) |
(VIC) |
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Brian Talbot |
(B1) |
(VIC) |
| Peter Christison |
(B2) |
(ACT) |
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Mark Haskett |
(B2) |
(ACT) |
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Paul Ravenarki |
(B2) |
(VIC) |
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Peter Robinson (C) |
(B2) |
(QLD) |
| Chris Stevens |
(B2) |
(VIC) |
| Brett Wilson |
(B2) |
(VIC) |
| Lawrence Anag |
(B3) |
(NSW) |
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Nick Haydar |
(B3) |
(ACT) |
| Lindsay Heaven |
(B3) |
(VIC) |
| Matthew McCarthy |
(B3) |
(QLD) |
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Raymond Moxly |
(B3) |
(QLD) |
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Manager |
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| Grahame Phillips |
Scorer |
(QLD) |
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Chris Ives |
Umpire |
(VIC) |
The second world cup was held in India during December 2002.
http://www-aus.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/2002-03/OTHERS/WC-BLIND/
Australia's Nick Haydar drives on his way to a century against Sri Lanka |
Australian wicketkeeper Christopher Backstrom during the course of his 67 against Sri Lanka |
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CricInfo Ltd Petro World Cup for the blind 2002 |
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The second World Cup of Blind Cricket is
to be held in Chennai, (Madras) INDIA from 4 December until
14 December, 2002. Competing countries will include India, England, Sri
Lanka, South Africa, Pakistan, Bangladesh & Australia.
Once again Australia is sending one of its strongest teams
away with a 21 person squad expecting big things. Each team competing in
the World Cup will comprise of three different player categories. The common
terms used for naming these categories are (B1) a
totally blind player (B2) a
partially blind player with up to 20% of normal vision and (B3) a
partially sighted player with up to 40% of normal vision.
The Australian Squad consists of:
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Michael Zannis |
(B1) |
(South Australia) |
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Ian Walsh |
(B1) |
(Victoria) |
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Brian Talbot |
(B1) |
(Victoria) |
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Darren Northey |
(B1) |
(NSW) |
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Terry Eagers |
(B1) |
(Queensland) |
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Jason Sheldrick |
(B2) |
(NSW) |
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David Gordon |
(B2) |
(Victoria) |
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Robert Farnham |
(B2) |
(Queensland) |
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Christopher Backstrom |
(B2) |
(Queensland) |
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David Goodman (VC) |
(B2) |
(Victoria) |
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Peter Robinson (C) |
(B3) |
(Queensland) |
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Nick Carozza |
(B3) |
(South Australia) |
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Nick Haydar |
(B3) |
(NSW) |
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Raymond Moxly |
(B3) |
(Queensland) |
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Matthew Horsey |
(B3) |
(Victoria) |
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Robert Raiteri |
(B3) |
(Queensland) |
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Graham Coulton |
Players Manager |
(NSW) |
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Trevor Vayro |
Team Business Manager |
(Queensland) |
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David Backstrom |
Team Medical Doctor |
(Queensland) |
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Lisa Montesanti |
Liason Scorer |
(Victoria) |
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Chris Ives |
Aust. Intern. Umpire |
(Victoria) |
All results and players profiles are available at:
http://www-aus.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/2002-03/OTHERS/WCBLIND/
Australia missed out on a spot in the final of the
inaugural World Cup as we were defeated by 8 runs. Pakistan scored 342 for
6 in and in reply Australia scored 335 for 5 after the allotted 40 over which is
the maximum per inning in our World Cup, this is simular to the normal one day
World Cup competition (50 over).
Australia is one of the favourites to win the
Second World Cup of Blind Cricket based on previous performances and the
strength and the blending of youth and experience of the current Australian
team.
Australia is currently preparing in a bid to
conduct the Third World Cup of Blind Cricket to be held in Sydney in
2006/2007. NSW will be host to 27th Australian National Championships
for Blind Cricket also to be held in Sydney in 2003/2004.
All NSW players/officials are available for interviews
and their contact details can be obtained from the persons outlined below.
For further information regarding NSW Blind Cricket,
please see our website www.nswblindcricket.com
or for anything else, please do not hesitate to contact either
myself or Graham Coulton:
Troy King
President of NSW BCA
Phone 9248 3543
Mobile 0413 052 159
email kingt@eeo.nsw.gov.au
Graham
Coulton
Players
Manager
Phone number 9006 3844
Mobile 0412 992 418
email
gcoulton@dsr.nsw.gov.au
Regards Troy King
President NSWBCA Inc.
The first world cup was held in India during November 1998 and South Africa was the eventual winner.
http://www-aus.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/1998-99/OTHERS+ICC/WC-BLIND/
| Played | Won | Lost | Tied/NR | Points | |
| India | 6 | 6 | 0 | 0 | 12 |
| Australia | 6 | 5 | 1 | 0 | 10 |
| Pakistan | 6 | 4 | 2 | 0 | 8 |
| South Africa | 6 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 6 |
| England | 6 | 2 | 4 | 0 | 4 |
| New Zealand | 6 | 1 | 5 | 0 | 2 |
| Sri Lanka | 6 | 0 | 6 | 0 | 0 |
| Date |
Match |
Result | |
| 17 Nov | Pakistan | Sri Lanka | Pakistan by 9 wkts |
| India | England | India by 10 wkts | |
| Australia | New Zealand | Australia by 100 runs | |
| 18 Nov | England | New Zealand | England by 5 wkts |
| Australia | South Africa | Australia by 6 wkts | |
| India | Sri Lanka | India by 211 runs | |
| 19 Nov | India | New Zealand | India by 8 wkts |
| Australia | Sri Lanka | Australia by 6 runs | |
| Pakistan | South Africa | Pakistan by 63 runs | |
| 20 Nov | Rest day | ||
| 21 Nov | Australia | England | Australia by 6 wkts |
| India | South Africa | India by 10 wkts | |
| Pakistan | New Zealand | Pakistan by 21 runs | |
| 22 Nov | Sri Lanka | South Africa | South Africa by 7 wkts |
| England | Pakistan | Pakistan by 6 wkts | |
| India | Australia | India by 5 wkts | |
| 23 Nov | Australia | Pakistan | Australia by 10 wkts |
| Sri Lanka | New Zealand | New Zealand by 76 runs | |
| England | South Africa | South Africa by 10 wkts | |
| 24 Nov | South Africa | New Zealand | South Africa by 7 wkts |
| India | Pakistan | India by 8 wkts | |
| Sri Lanka | England | England by 10 wkts | |
| 25 Nov | Rest day | ||
| 26 Nov | Semi-final #1: India v South Africa | South Africa by 10 wkts | |
| Semi-final #2: Australia v Pakistan | Pakistan by 8 runs | ||
| 28 Nov | FINAL: South Africa v Pakistan | South Africa by 10 wkts | |
Peter J.A. Robinson belongs to the State of Queensland. His date of birth is 18-6-74. He is a right handed batsman and a right armed leg spinner. He commenced playing cricket in 1987-88. His other sporting interests include golf and tennis. His hobbies are movies and music. Peter is a partially blind (B-3) player.
Michael Constantine Zannis is from the state of South Africa. His date of birth is 22-3-75. He is a left handed batsman and a right handed bowler. He commenced playing cricket in 1989 . His other interests are athletics and music. Michael is a totally blind (B-1) player.
Michael Linke from the State of New South Wales was born on the 8th of December ,1965. He commenced playing cricket as early as 1981. He is a right handed batsman and a right arm medium bowler. His other sport is golf. His interests include the internet and reading. Michael is a partially blind (B-3) player.
David Goodman from Victoria was born on the 31st of July 1958. He is a right handed batsman and a useful right handed bowler. He commenced playing cricket in 1980. David is also interested in Track events. He is a partially blind B-2 player.
Peter Donovan belongs to the State of Queensland. His date of birth is 25-9-58. Peter commenced playing right from 1969 and has played 84 games for Queensland. He has been representing Australia since 1987 and also has the honour of having captained the side. He is a left handed batsman and a right arm fast bowler. Donovan is also the vice chairman of the World Blind Cricket Council. His other sports are lawn bowls, golf and rugby. He is a partially blind B3 player.
Nejat Haydardedeoglo from New South Wales was born on the 4th of January 1970. He started his playing days from October '92. He is an important man in the team. He does wicket keeping and when he is not keeping he generally opens the batting and the bowling. His other sporting interests are soccer and team bowling. He is currently a state development officer incharge of improving the standard of blind cricket in NSW. He is also a National development officer involved with recruiting hard working and determined juniors. Nejat is a partially blind B3 player.
Eugene David Negruk is from South Australia. His date of birth is 11-11-69. He is a right handed batsman and a right handed bowler. He commenced playing in 1995. His hobbies include reading, sports, music and computers.
Paul Ravenarki from Victoria was born on the 25th 0f October 1969. He commenced playing cricket from 1992. He is a right handed batsman and a right handed bowler. His other sport is kayaking. Paul is a partially blind (B3) player.
Chris Backstrom from Queensland was born on the 24th of January 1962. He starting his cricketing days from 1988. He is a right handed batsman and a left handed bowler. His other sporting activities include Tandem cycling and golf. His hobbies are music, rugby, reading and cards. Chris is a partially blind (B2 ) player.
Damian Clemens is from the State of Victoria. His date of birth is 20-1-73. He commenced playing cricket in 1988. He is a right handed batsman and a right handed bowler. His other game is football. Damien enjoys music. He is determined to see Australia win . He is a partially blind (B2) player.
Graeme Peter Guildford from Queensland was born on the 21st of February 1962. He started playing cricket from 1987. He is a right handed batsman and a right handed fast bowler. His other sports include goal ball, ten pin bowling, soccer, cricket, rugby. His hobbies are computers and chess. Graeme is partially blind (B2).
Paul Mc Kenna from Queensland was born on the 9th of July 1960. He started playing cricket from the 1989-1990 season onwards. He is a left handed batsman and a right handed medium pacer. His other sports include lawn bowls, bike riding, soccer, rugby and swimming . Paul enjoys listening to music. He is a partially blind (B2) player.
Terry Eagers belongs to the State of Queensland. He was born on the 29th of October 1950. He is a right handed batsman and a right arm medium fast bowler. He commenced playing in 1966. Terry is a totally blind (B1) player. He loves music, food and wine.
Dr. Andrew Hart belongs to Queensland. His date of birth is 17-8-'72. He is a right handed batsman and a left handed medium pace bowler. He started playing in 1987. His other sport is rock climbing . His hobbies are reading, surfing the net, etc. Andrew is a totally blind (B1) player.
Mark Muscat of Victoria was born on the 6th of August 1972. His playing days started in 1984. He is a right handed batsman and bowler. His other sporting pursuit is amazingly martial arts. He enjoys music, reading and working with computers. Mark is a totally blind (B1) player.
Garry Stinchcombe comes from Victoria. He was born on the 10th of August 1957. He commenced playing in 1989. Garry is mainly a bowler who specialises in right arm medium pace. He generally comes in as a tail ending batsman. His other interests are fishing and wine. He enjoys spending time with his family. He works as a school teacher. He is a totally blind (B1) player.
Brian Talbot belongs to the State of Victoria. He was born on 28- 2- 56. He is a left handed batsman and a right handed bowler. He commenced playing in 1991.His other sports are power lifting and football. Brian is a totally blind B1 player.