Dividing the Windies into their separate nations - an experiment (aka Hong Kong is OP)

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Round 1​

Afghanistan 3-0-0 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: Afghanistan 226 and 218 (Mangal 83, Punja 4/47) defeated UAE 96 (Hassan 8/53) and 161 (Sreekumar 51, Dawlat 5/36) by 187 runs

Match 2: Afghanistan 150 (Punja 4/37) and 254 (Mangal 102) defeated UAE 127 and 78 (Hassan 5/26, Dawlat 5/52) by 199 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 136 (Adeel 4/38) and 264 (Nabi 57, Gulbadin 66, Punja 5/68) defeated UAE 168 (Sreekumar 54, Hassan 4/63) and 223 (Anwar 75, Farooq 50, Dawlat 6/58) by 9 runs

Barbados 3-0-0 Uganda​

Match 1: Barbados 298 (Edwards 121) and 241 (Edwards 82, Ruyange 6/44) defeated Uganda 311 (Kyobe 106, Masaba 64) and 131 (Selowa 56, Benn 4/35) by 97 runs

Match 2: Uganda 309 (Masaba 93, Ndhlovu 79, Holder 4/43) and 124 (Benn 4/21) lost to Barbados 208 (Edwards 79, Ssenyondo 4/56) and 6/228 (K Brathwaite 104*) by 4 wickets

Match 3: Uganda 146 (Mukasa 86*, Nurse 6/31) and 138 (Ndhlovu 52, Edwards 4/56, Benn 4/24) lost to Barbados 216 (C Brathwaite 55*, Nsubuga 5/46) and 2/69 by 8 wickets

Canada 1-0-2 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: T&T 376 (DM Bravo 69, Mohammed 62, DJ Bravo 77) and 234 (DM Bravo 61, Pollard 60, Desai 4/23) defeated Canada 177 (Rampaul 4/48) and 128 (Rampaul 4/41) by 305 runs

Match 2: T&T 263 (Ramdin 79, Cheema 4/26) and 333 (Simmons 59, DM Bravo 58, Pollard 83) defeated Canada 93 (Imran 4/18) and 222 (Rampaul 4/57) by 281 runs

Match 3: Canada 182 and 225 (Hansra 51, DJ Bravo 4/38) defeated T&T 145 (Imran 52, Soraine 6/38) and 168 by 94 runs

Guyana 3-0-0 Scotland​

Match 1: Guyana 325 (Johnson 74, Chanderpaul 88, Davey 4/51) and 291 (Barnwell 75, Reifer 54) defeated Scotland 139 and 114 by 363 runs

Match 2: Guyana 281 (Fudadin 56, Chanderpaul 60, Deonarine 61) and 184 defeated Scotland 238 (Coetzer 101, Permaul 5/56) and 181 (Jacobs 4/10) by 46 runs

Match 3: Guyana 253 (Chanderpaul 71, Deonarine 56, Davey 4/35) and 262 (Fudadin 56, Barnwell 52) defeated Scotland 263 (Berrington 101) and 214 (Taylor 51, Jacobs 4/26) by 38 runs

Hong Kong 3-0-0 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: PNG 179 (Siaka 52, Chapman 4/38) and 152 lost to Hong Kong 259 (Hayat 84, Afzal 52) and 4/73 by 6 wickets

Match 2: Hong Kong 133 (Soper 5/33) and 193 (Afzal 56, Nou 4/63) defeated PNG 118 and 188 (Siaka 63, Vala 81, Afzal 4/54) by 20 runs

Match 3: PNG 166 (Siaka 65, Chapman 5/32) and 135 lost to Hong Kong 167 (Nou 4/58) and 5/136 (Hayat 54) by 5 wickets

Ireland 2-0-1 Nepal​

Match 1: Nepal 88 (Murtagh 5/28) and 134 (Young 5/42) lost to Ireland 125 (Stirling 55, Regmi 5/34) and 4/98 by 6 wickets

Match 2: Nepal 151 (Young 4/66, Murtagh 4/33) and 196 defeated Ireland 179 (N O'Brien 62, Karan 6/51) and 64 (Karan 7/34) by 104 runs

Match 3: Nepal 170 and 245 (Khadka 84, Young 6/70) lost to Ireland 361 (Joyce 94, Alam 4/69) and 1/55 by 9 wickets

Jamaica 2-0-1 Netherlands​

Match 1: Netherlands 147 and 103 (Miller 4/17) lost to Jamaica 181 (van Meekeren 4/42) and 2/70 by 8 wickets

Match 2: Jamaica 373 (Walton 136, Blackwood 63, Kingma 4/56) defeated Netherlands 142 (Taylor 4/36) and 217 (Bukhari 52) by an innings and 14 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 338 (Myburgh 70, van der Merwe 102*, Russell 4/66) and 176 (Cottrell 4/56, Russell 5/42) defeated Jamaica 314 (Russell 62) and 190 by 10 runs

Kenya 1-0-2 Namibia​

Match 1: Kenya 136 (BM Scholtz 4/27) and 179 (Ouma 61, Smit 4/48) lost to Namibia 117 (Otieno 4/31) and 5/201 (Pitchers 94*) by 5 wickets

Match 2: Namibia 132 (Ngoche 5/42) and 151 (Baard 56, NM Odhiambo 5/40) lost to Kenya 163 and 2/121 (Ouma 69*) by 8 wickets

Match 3: Namibia 272 (Ya France 79) and 192 (Burger 56) defeated Kenya 136 (Varaiya 52, C Snyman 5/37) and 228 (Obanda 108, Burger 4/50) by 100 runs
 
Round 2​

United Arab Emirates 1-0-2 Namibia​

Match 1: UAE 543 (Anwar 160, Patel 154, Burger 5/97) defeated Namibia 92 and 130 (Reza 4/21)

Match 2: UAE 275 (Smit 4/61) and 384 (Sreekumar 107, Patel 117) lost to Namibia 252 (Burger 64, G Snyman 67, Adeel 4/74, Punja 4/48) and 9/409 (Pitchers 72, Burger 67, G Snyman 98, Green 60, Punja 5/120) by 1 wicket

Match 3: Namibia 231 (Baard 58, Adeel 4/46) and 276 (Kotze 85, Punja 6/75) defeated UAE 222 (Anwar 87, Smit 6/47) and 279 (Iqbal 77, Patel 57, BM Scholtz 5/67) by 10 runs

Netherlands 3-0-0 Kenya​

Match 1: Kenya 203 (Kingma 4/33, Borren 4/44) and 153 (van Meekeren 5/31) lost to Netherlands 257 (Rippon 51) and 9/101 (Varaiya 4/25) by 1 wicket

Match 2: Netherlands (T Cooper 53) and 260 (van der Merwe 79, Variaya 4/63) defeated Kenya 198 (Obuya 50, Kingma 4/52) and 94 (Kingma 4/29, Bukhari 5/34) by x runs

Match 3: Netherlands 157 (Otieno 4/38, Varaiya 4/25) and 262 (Bukhari 54*, Varaiya 4/51) defeated Kenya 157 (Gondaria 73*, van Meekeren 4/26) and 116 by 146 runs

Nepal 1-0-2 Jamaica​

Match 1: Nepal 133 (Miller 6/22) and 168 lost to Jamaica 278 (Blackwood 69, Samuels 63, Gauchan 4/65) and 2/26 by 8 wickets

Match 2: Nepal 237 (Khadka 114*, Russell 4/35) and 152 defeated Jamaica 117 (Regmi 4/36) and 220 (Blackwood 69) by 52 runs

Match 3: Nepal 113 (Russell 5/31) and 143 lost to Jamaica 225 (Blackwood 64) and 1/32 by 9 wickets

Papua New Guinea 0-0-3 Ireland​

Match 1: Ireland 137 (Nou 4/29, Vanua 4/32) and 433 (Joyce 133, Wilson 139, Nou 4/71) defeated PNG 273 (Siaka 131, Murtagh 5/57) and 227 (Young 5/81) by 70 runs

Match 2: Ireland 278 (N O'Brien 122, Poynter 80, Nou 6/69) and 209 (N O'Brien 63, Murtagh 53*, Nou 4/18) defeated PNG 269 (Vare 80, Young 6/75) and 60 (Rankin 7/33) by 158 runs

Match 3: PNG 201 (Dai 50*, Rankin 4/69, Young 4/67) and 179 (Vala 61, Bau 68, Young 7/56) lost to Ireland 414 (Porterfield 181, K O'Brien 65, Soper 4/65) by an innings and 34 runs

Scotland 1-0-2 Hong Kong​

Match 1: Scotland 251 (Machan 84, Davey 75, Amjad 6/54) and 223 (Amjad 4/46) defeated Hong Kong 168 (Evans 5/54, Taylor 4/56) and 232 (Chapman 77, Davey 4/51) by 74 runs

Match 2: Hong Kong 254 (Chapman 57, Afzal 71, de Lange 4/48, Berrington 4/16) and 195 (Hayat 57) defeated Scotland 152 (de Lange 52*, Aizaz 7/36) and 65 (Aizaz 5/30) by 232 runs

Match 3: Hong Kong 370 (Shah 54, Chapman 76, Afzal 60) and 337 (Shah 65, Chapman 116, Evans 4/84) defeated Scotland 308 (Mommsen 114) and 281 (Gardiner 83, Afzal 4/72) by 118 runs

Trinidad and Tobago 0-0-3 Guyana​

Match 1: T&T 132 (Permaul 4/31) and 85 lost to Guyana 341 (Chanderpaul 105, Imran 5/65) by an innings and 124 runs

Match 2: Guyana 128 (Imran 4/24) and 326 (Chanderpaul 110) defeated T&T 304 (DJ Bravo 94) and 93 (Bishoo 4/19) by 57 runs

Match 3: T&T 181 (Permaul 6/54) and 173 (Permaul 5/57) lost to Guyana 340 (Fudadin 69, Johnson 71, Chanderpaul 62) and 0/16 by 10 wickets

Uganda 2-0-1 Canada​

Match 1: Canada 189 (Arinaitwe 4/36) and 141 (Arinaitwe 7/30) defeated Uganda 149 (Dutta 5/45) and 166 (Dutta 4/45) by 15 runs

Match 2: Uganda 216 (Mukasa 74, Selowa 55, Pervez 4/44, Soraine 4/56) and 114 (Soraine 5/51) defeated Canada 132 (Ruyange 6/56) and 115 (Ruyange 4/35)

Match 3: Uganda 118 (Cheema 5/52) and 222 (Masabe 96, Desai 5/29) defeated Canada 167 and 69 (Ruyange 5/45) by 104 runs

Afghanistan 2-0-1 Barbados​

Match 1: Barbados 217 (K Brathwaite 53) and 247 (Dowrich 107, C Brathwaite 55, Dawlatzai 4/34) lost to Afghanistan 397 (Shahzad 139, Stanikzai 70) and 0/71 by 10 wickets

Match 2: Afghanistan 93 (Roach 5/41, Holder 4/15) and 158 (Mangal 65) lost to Barbados 185 (K Edwards 74*, Hassan 5/81) and 5/67 by 5 wickets

Match 3: Barbados 163 (Nurse 50*, Dawlat 6/34) and 137 (Hassan 4/25) lost to Afghanistan 246 (Gulbadin 58) and 1/56 by 9 wickets
 
The Passenger said:
I'm being a bit lazy here. Saw the current single nations team.

But where has the west indies strength typically been over history? I assume Jamaica but could be wrong....



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West Indies selection and cricket politics have always been highly political. Jamaica, being somewhat geographically isolated from Barbados and Trinidad, actually was somewhat marginalised for a fair chunk of the history.
 
Round 3​

Barbados 3-0-0 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: UAE 153 (Patel 62, Nurse 5/37) and 115 (Nurse 7/14) lost to Barbados 218 (K Edwards 76) and 1/54 by 9 wickets

Match 2: Barbados 315 (Dowrich 84, Smith 63*, Adeel 4/111, Punja 4/88) and 121 (Aziz 7/50) defeated UAE 203 and 225 by 8 runs

Match 3: UAE 54 and 140 (Patel 59) lost to Barbados 122 (Adeel 4/39) and 3/73 by 7 wickets

Canada 0-0-3 Afghanistan​

Match 1: Afghanistan 219 (Shahzad 88) and 378 (Stanikzai 89, Shenwari 87, Gulbadin 83, Soraine 7/100) defeated Canada 135 and 147 (Limbada 52*, Dawlatzai 5/41) by 315 runs

Match 2: Afghanistan 360 (Shahzad 102, Stanikzai 113, Soraine 6/75) defeated Canada 142 and 110 (Dawlat 6/43) by an innings and 108 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 272 (Noor Ali 50, Nawroz 65, Ashraf 52, Pervez 5/60) and 205 (Shahzad 56, Soraine 4/58) defeated Canada 126 (Ashraf 4/33) and 174 (Hassan 5/82) by 177 runs

Guyana 2-0-1 Uganda​

Match 1: Guyana 383 (Fudadin 67, Chanderpaul 98*, Jacobs 53) defeated Uganda 165 (Mukasa 55, Bishoo 4/56, Jacobs 5/20) and 120 (Barnwell 4/27) by an innings and 98 runs

Match 2: Guyana 301 (Chanderpaul 151, Deonarine 64, Ssenyondo 5/43) defeated Uganda 79 (Permaul 5/12) and 147 (Bishoo 5/34) by an innings and 75 runs

Match 3: Guyana 89 (Arinaitwe 4/5) and 121 (Ssenyondo 7/42) lost to Uganda 112 and 4/101 (Mukasa 54*) by 6 wickets

Hong Kong 2-0-1 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: T&T 219 (DM Bravo 60) and 336 (Simmons 62, DJ Bravo 78, Ramdin 70) defeated Hong Kong 311 (Hayat 106, Atkinson 66, Gabriel 5/62) and 121 by 123 runs

Match 2: Hong Kong 225 (Shah 70, Rampaul 5/67) and 239 (Imran 4/69) defeated T&T 213 and 220 (Amjad 4/50) by 31 runs

Match 3: Hong Kong 298 (Nizakat 58) and 185 (Atkinson 58) defeated T&T 226 (Simmons 53, DJ Bravo 50, Amjad 4/47, Nadeem 4/56) and 230 (Mohammed 74, Aizaz 4/43) by 27 runs

Ireland 3-0-0 Scotland​

Match 1: Ireland 319 (Stirling 51, N O'Brien 88, Murtagh 54, Davey 4/62) defeated Scotland 105 (Murtagh 6/27) and 181 (Young 5/62) by an innings and 33 runs

Match 2: Ireland 175 (Wilson 67*, Sharif 5/51) and 319 (Stirling 65, Joyce 71, Taylor 4/74) defeated Scotland 164 (Dockrell 4/35) and 143 (Young 6/23) by 187 runs

Match 3: Scotland 156 and 297 (Coetzer 93, Murtagh 4/68) lost to Ireland 377 (Stirling 70, Wilson 128*, K O'Brien 66, Evans 5/83) and 6/77 by 4 wickets

Jamaica 3-0-0 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: PNG 92 (Russell 5/9) and 184 (Vare 67, Taylor 4/34, Russell 4/53) lost to Jamaica 162 (Gayle 61) and 1/115 (Gayle 65*) by 9 wickets

Match 2: PNG 244 (Siaka 69) and 231 lost to Jamaica 415 (Gayle 158) and 1/61 by 9 wickets

Match 3: Jamaica 222 (Bernard 66*, Nou 4/67) and 394 (Baugh 144*) defeated PNG 202 (Russell 4/57) and 101 (Cottrell 5/53, Russell 5/15) by 313 runs

Kenya 0-0-3 Nepal​

Match 1: Nepal 131 and 151 defeated Kenya 159 (Karim 50, Alam 4/18) and 107 by 16 runs

Match 2: Kenya 132 (Gauchan 4/9) and 60 (Karan 5/31, Alam 4/9) lost to Nepal 213 (Alam 65) by an innings and 21 runs

Match 3: Kenya 66 (Karan 4/33, Alam 5/20) and 65 (Regmi 5/12) lost to Nepal 112 (Khakurel 51, Varaiya 7/36) and 1/20 by 9 wickets

Namibia 0-0-3 Netherlands​

Match 1: Netherlands 218 (Rippon 58) and 239 (Rippon 73, Burger 4/47) defeated Namibia 130 (van Meekeren 4/25) and 144 by 183 runs

Match 2: Namibia 196 (G Snyman 74*, van Meekeren 4/17, Bukari 4/35) and 183 (N Scholtz 87, Kingma 6/49) lost to Netherlands 348 (T Cooper 63, van der Merwe 64) and 1/32 by 9 wickets

Match 3: Netherlands 280 (Rippon 80, Barresi 51*, Smit 5/64) and 325 (van der Merwe 89, Borren 111, Smit 6/62) defeated Namibia 206 (Pitchers 57, Bukhari 5/30) and 113 (van Meekeren 5/37) by 286 runs
 
Round 4​

United Arab Emirates 0-0-3 Netherlands​

Match 1: UAE 168 and 173 (Farooq 51, van Meekeren 5/30) lost to Netherlands 165 (Punja 4/62) and 3/177 (T Cooper 66*) by 7 wickets

Match 2: UAE 102 and 83 (van Meekeren 6/30, Kingma 4/44) lost to Netherlands 157 (Aziz 5/46) and 0/29 by 10 wickets

Match 3: UAE 183 (van Meekeren 4/74) and 156 (Anwar 57, Bukari 4/21) lost to Netherlands 397 (van der Merwe 148, Bukari 57, Aziz 6/69) by an innings and 58 runs

Nepal 3-0-0 Namibia​

Match 1: Nepal 278 (Malla 97, G Snyman 4/33) and 146 (G Snyman 5/25) defeated Namibia 155 (Karan 5/65) and 55 (Karan 8/25) by 214 runs

Match 2: Namibia 125 (Alam 6/30) and 217 (Baard 53) lost to Nepal 283 (Khadka 97*, Gauchan 66) and 3/63 by 7 wickets

Match 3: Nepal 180 and 330 (Malla 96, Khadka 94) defeated Namibia 112 (Regmi 4/31) and 99 (Karan 4/37) by 299 runs

Papua New Guinea 0-0-3 Kenya​

Match 1: Kenya 222 (Karim 97, Nou 5/55) and 135 (Dai 4/23) defeated PNG 136 and 135 (Otieno 4/28) by 86 runs

Match 2: PNG 94 (Varaiya 4/16) and 181 (Ngoche 6/48) lost to Kenya 121 and 8/159 (Dai 4/17) by 2 wickets

Match 3: PNG 143 (Varaiya 4/26) and 113 lost to Kenya 132 (Nou 5/58) and 3/127 by 7 wickets

Scotland 0-0-3 Jamaica​

Match 1: Jamaica 309 (Blackwood 65, Davey 4/61) and 237 (Samuels 85, Sharif 4/50) defeated Scotland 173 (Davey 59) and 124 (Taylor 5/47) by 249 runs

Match 2: Jamaica 67 (Davey 4/23, Evans 5/44) and 337 (Russell 58, Baugh 60, Sharif 4/72) defeated Scotland 159 (Coetzer 55, Cottrell 4/53, Russell 4/29) and 241 (Machan 75, Russell 5/67) by 4 runs

Match 3: Jamaica 272 (Blackwood 52, Samuels 65, de Lange 4/64) and 220 (Walton 52, Evans 4/30) defeated Scotland 187 (Cottrell 4/72) and 292 (Machan 78, Berrington 65, Bernard 6/76) by 13 runs

Trinidad and Tobago 1-0-2 Ireland​

Match 1: T&T 134 (Young 7/44) and 216 (DJ Bravo 61, Pollard 81, Rankin 5/48) lost to Ireland 298 (Stirling 56, Poynter 98, Imran 5/45) and 1/62 by 9 wickets

Match 2: Ireland 290 (Poynter 64, Imran 5/56) and 178 lost to T&T 327 (Pollard 104*) and 5/142 by 5 wickets

Match 3: Ireland 375 (Joyce 53, N O'Brien 63, Poynter 53, Murtagh 80*) and 2/152 (Stirling 67*) defeated T&T 165 (Dockrell 4/62) and 359 (DM Bravo 50, DJ Bravo 100,

Murtagh 6/87) by 8 wickets

Uganda 0-0-3 Hong Kong​

Match 1: Uganda 121 (Amjad 4/22) and 134 (Ndhlovu 66, Chapman 4/7) lost to Hong Kong 222 (Hayat 75, Ruyange 5/57) and 2/36 by 8 wickets

Match 2: Hong Kong 277 (Shah 137, Sebanja 4/60) and 103 (Nizakat 54, Nsubuga 4/31) defeated Uganda 110 (Amjad 4/34) and 40 (Amjad 9/11) by 230 runs

Match 3: Hong Kong 347 (Hayat 53, Afzal 92, Aizaz 71, Nsubuga 4/71) defeated Uganda 43 (Amjad 8/20) and 134 (Amjad 5/25) by an innings and 170 runs

Afghanistan 3-0-0 Guyana​

Match 1: Guyana 219 (Johnson 58) and 145 lost to Afghanistan 122 (Barnwell 5/25) and 4/243 (Shahzad 116*)

Match 2: Guyana 252 (Fudadin 72, Hamid 4/84) and 138 lost to Afghanistan 260 (Stanikzai 119*, Jacobs 4/44) and 5/125 (Noor Ali 66) by 5 wickets

Match 3: Afghanistan 251 (Shahzad 120) and 341 (Shahzad 118, Jacobs 5/46) defeated Guyana 146 and 212 (Hassan 4/93) by 234 runs

Barbados 3-0-0 Canada​

Match 1: Canada (Hansra 60, Benn 4/23) and 220 (Gunasekera 99*, Holder 4/39) lost to Barbados 382 (K Brathwaite 65, Dowrich 53, K Edwards 60, Carter 72) and 0/7 by 10 wickets

Match 2: Canada 184 (Roach 4/41) and 203 (Nurse 4/46) lost to Barbados 298 (Carter 80, Holder 85, Pervez 5/74) and 2/90 by 8 wickets

Match 3: Barbados 188 (Pervez 4/59, Cheema 4/37) and 300 (K Brathwaite 80, C Brathwaite 71) defeated Canada 144 (Limbada 56) and 171 (F Edwards 4/37) by 173 runs
 

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Round 5

Canada 2-0-1 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: Canada 247 (Kumar 81, Adeel 4/70) and 306 (Hansra 98, Limbada 67, Aziz 5/67) defeated UAE 187 (Patel 61, Pervez 4/51) and 162 (Pervez 4/48) by 204 runs

Match 2: UAE 253 (Anwar 65, Desai 4/35) and 282 (Iqbal 71, Mushtaq 61, Soraine 5/49) defeated Canada 174 (Limbada 60, Adeel 4/16) and 291 (Cheema 57, Kumar 60, Wijeratne 66, Limbada 50, Aziz 5/44, Reza 4/72) by 70 runs

Match 3: Canada 252 (Limbada 64*, Adeel 4/81, Aziz 4/73) and 174 (Aziz 4/38) defeated UAE 212 (Sreekumar 59, Farooq 50, Soraine 4/45) and 163 (Dutta 5/54) by 55 runs

Guyana 2-0-1 Barbados​

Match 1: Guyana 183 (Barnwell 51) and 387 (Fudadin 82, Chanderpaul 70, Deonarine 98, Nurse 4/71) defeated Barbados 133 and 257 (Carter 75, Bishoo 6/51) by 180 runs

Match 2: Guyana 187 (Deonarine 55) and 221 lost to Barbados 198 and 6/214 (K Edwards 95*) by 4 wickets

Match 3: Guyana 384 (Chadrika 79, Fudadin 78, Chanderpaul 89*) defeated Barbados 156 (Jacobs 4/43) and 100 (Bishoo 6/28) by an innings and 128 runs

Hong Kong 1-0-2 Afghanistan​

Match 1: Hong Kong 198 (Chapman 53*, Shenwari 4/18) and 191 (Dawlat 4/40) defeated Afghanistan 177 (Noor Ali 70, Afzal 4/37) and 166 by 46 runs

Match 2: Afghanistan 250 (Mangal 76, Afzal 5/74) and 228 (Nabi 71, Nadeem 4/41, Chapman 4/62) defeated Hong Kong 127 (Hassan 5/15) and 193 (Afzal 53*) by 158 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 302 (Noor Ali 64, Shahzad 140*, Afzal 5/68) and 366 (Noor Ali 83, Mangal 71, Shahzad 59, Stanikzai 56) defeated Hong Kong 108 (Ashraf 4/22) and 325 (Shah 83, Hayat 83) by 235 runs

Ireland 3-0-0 Uganda​

Match 1: Uganda 89 (Young 6/27) and 148 (Murtagh 4/46) lost to Ireland 265 (Porterfield 81, Joyce 52, Ruyange 5/67) by an innings and 28 runs

Match 2: Uganda 120 (Dockrell 4/11) and 214 (Mukasa 98, Young 5/74) lost to Ireland 290 (Porterfield 112, K O'Brien 59, Ssenyondo 5/69) and 3/47 by 7 wickets
Match 3: Uganda 198 (Ndhlovu 58, Murtagh 4/50) and 59 (Rankin 4/41, Young 6/18) lost to Ireland 287 (Wilson 68, Nsubuga 4/65) by an innings and 30 runs

Jamaica 2-0-1 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: T&T 175 (Simmons 70, Cottrell 5/51) and 163 (Hope 67, Russell 4/24) lost to Jamaica 321 (Gayle 88, Baugh 72, Imran 4/70) and 0/19 by 10 wickets

Match 2: Jamaica 339 (Samuels 62, Baugh 72, Imran 4/45) and 161 (Blackwood 59, 6/43) lost to T&T 301 (DJ Bravo 76, Imran 51) and 7/203 (DM Bravo 56) by 3 wickets

Match 3: T&T 165 and and 119 (Cottrell 5/30) lost to Jamaica 246 (Blackwood 51, Rampaul 7/69) and 1/41 by 9 wickets

Kenya 2-0-1 Scotland​

Match 1: Kenya 253 (Gondaria 74, Evans 5/59) and 251 (Gondaria 55, Ouma 74) defeated Scotland 270 and 164 (Mommsen 81, Ngoche 4/29) by 70 runs

Match 2: Scotland 173 (Coetzer 54) and 297 (Machan 60, Davey 53, Sharif 57*, Varaiya 6/73) defeated Kenya 172 and 126 by 162 runs

Match 3: Kenya 195 (Patel 74*, Davey 4/23) and 321 (Ouma 85, Obuya 121) defeated Scotland 224 (Berrington 57) and 237 (Machan 73, NN Odhiambo 4/42) by 55 runs

Namibia 2-0-1 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: Namibia 322 (Kotze 63, G Snyman 67*, Green 58, Nou 4/73) and 151 (Reva 4/28) defeated PNG 157 (B Scholtz 6/36) and 127 (B Scholtz 4/45)

Match 2: PNG 336 (Morea 78, Siaka 63, Bau 75, Dai 56, C Snyman 4/61) and 152 (Morea 62, Burger 4/31) defeated Namibia 148 (Nou 5/44) and 251 (Baard 59, G Snyman 75) by 89 runs

Match 3: PNG 158 (Burger 5/33) and 231 (Morea 87) lost to Namibia 148 (Dai 4/32) and 9/242 (N Scholtz 59) by 1 wicket

Netherlands 2-0-1 Nepal​

Match 1: Netherlands 261 (T Cooper 59) and 112 (Regmi 6/25) defeated Nepal 176 (Malla 71) and 137 (Malla 50, Kingma 6/58) by 60 runs

Match 2: Netherlands 117 and 105 (Karan 6/21) lost to Nepal 148 (Khadka 68, van der Merwe 4/20) and 4/77 (Kingma 4/42) by 6 wickets

Match 3: Nepal 106 (Kingma 8/49) and 81 (Bukhari 6/23) lost to Netherlands 212 (van der Merwe 55, Regmi 7/67) by an innings and 25 runs
 
Ladder (Round 5)​

1. Ireland (W 13, D/T 0, L 2)
1. Afghanistan (W 13, D/T 0, L 2)
3. Netherlands (W 12, D/T 0, L 3)
3. Jamaica (W 12, D/T 0, L 3)
5. Hong Kong (W 11, D/T 0, L 4)
5. Barbados (W 11, D/T 0, L 4)
7. Guyana (W 10, D/T 0, L 5)
8. Nepal (W 9, D/T 0, L 6)
9. Namibia (W 6, D/T 0, L 9)
9. Kenya (W 6, D/T 0, L 9)
11. Trinidad and Tobago (W 5, D/T 0, L 10)
12. Canada (W 4, D/T 0, L 11)
13. Uganda (W 3, D/T 0, L 12)
14. United Arab Emirates (W 2, D/T 0, L 13)
14. Scotland (W 2, D/T 0, L 13)
16. Papua New Guinea (W 1, D/T 0, L 14)

Q: What's the deal with Scotland?
A: Most of their players have played a decent amount of first class cricket, but their bowlers have poor strike rates apart from Davey. Most of the other teams have better bowlers than batsmen, so Scotland allows even the poor batting sides to get a decent score, before getting out for not that much due to some weird strike rate calculations.

Q: Why are the bowlers doing so well?
A: To an extent it's just due to the nature of the sim, but mostly it's because there's a lot of players who haven't played much first class cricket, and they have some really good stats. The sim tries to even this out, but it still means, when combined with some fairly low batting averages, that the bowlers will dominate. And, really, it's not that dissimilar to what you could expect in real life. Some of these teams really, really don't have much batting prowess. Ultimately, all these teams are playing under the same conditions, so it doesn't matter too much.
 
Round 6

United Arab Emirates 0-0-3 Nepal​

Match 1: UAE 121 (Karan 5/27) and 147 lost to Nepal 185 and 2/88 by 8 wickets

Match 2: UAE 109 (Khadka 4/16) and 67 (Regmi 5/2) lost to Nepal 124 and 3/53 by 7 wickets

Match 3: Nepal 259 (vesawkar 86, Aziz 5/59) and 180 (Aziz 4/27) defeated UAE 98 (Regmi 5/15) and 177 (Sreekumar 54, Karan 5/78) by 164 runs

Papua New Guinea 0-0-3 Netherlands​

Match 1: PNG 59 (van Meekeren 6/28) and 212 (Siaka 88, Kingma 4/26) lost to Netherlands 199 (T Cooper 77, Nou 5/66) and 3/73 by 7 wickets

Match 2: Netherlands 280 (T Cooper 60, Borren 57, Nou 4/78) and 235 (Dai 5/45) defeated PNG 102 (Vala 59, van Meekeren 4/33) and 122 (Kingma 4/38) by 291 runs

Match 3: Netherlands 449 (T Cooper 52, B Cooper 69, van der Merwe 79, Borren 108, Bukhari 76, Nou 4/95) defeated PNG 146 (Kingma 6/28) and 169 (Vala 78, van Meekeren 7/44) by an innings and 134 runs

Scotland 1-0-2 Namibia​

Match 1: Scotland 510 (Coetzer 69, Machan 81, Mommsen 134, C Cnyman 5/91) defeated Namibia 266 (G Snyman 77*) and 138 (Davey 5/41) by an innings and 106 runs

Match 2: Scotland 154 (Machan 61*, Burger 4/31) and 144 (C Snyman 4/51, Smit 4/42) lost to Namibia 371 (Pitchers 116, Green 58*, Evans 6/85) by an innings an 73 runs

Match 3: Namibia 267 (N Scholtz 75, Davey 4/67) and 194 (G Snyman 59, Green 54, Evans 5/47) defeated Scotland 219 (Mommsen 58) and 204 (B Scholtz 4/47) by 38 runs

Trinidad and Tobago 2-0-1 Kenya​

Match 1: Kenya 186 (Rampaul 4/49, Imran 4/54) and 178 (Rampaul 4/47) lost to T&T 256 (DM Bravo 50) and 7/112 by 3 wickets

Match 2: T&T 179 (Hope 66, Ngoche 7/21) and 239 (Otieno 5/55) lost to Kenya 222 (Obuya 60, Patel 60) and 4/197 (Obanda 88, Ouma 65*) 6 wickets

Match 3: Kenya 233 (Karim 51, Imran 6/58) and 212 (Gondaria 57) lost to T&T 295 (DJ Bravo 106) and 6/153 by 4 wickets

Uganda 1-0-2 Jamaica​

Match 1: Uganda 76 (Cottrell 5/28) and 172 (Russell 5/42) lost to Jamaica 330 (Gayle 59, Samuels 109, Lambert 74) by an innings and 82 runs

Match 2: Jamaica 119 (Ssenyondo 4/38, Nsubuga 4/16) and 195 (Ruyange 4/53) lost to Uganda 193 (Russell 5/45) and 7/123 by 3 wickets

Match 3: Uganda 220 (Mukasa 50, Bernard 4/42) and 152 lost to Jamaica 236 (Blackwood 56, Samuels 50) and 4/138 (Blackwood (57*) by 6 wickets

Afghanistan 3-0-0 Ireland​

Match 1: Afghanistan 130 (Shahzad 58, Young 4/30) and 175 (Rankin 6/69) defeated Ireland 140 (Hassan 4/41, Dawlat 4/49) and 146 (Hassan 4/46) by 19 runs

Match 2: Afghanistan 509 (Mangal 188, Shahzad 50, Gulbadin 65, Dawlatzai 63*, Young 5/120) defeated Ireland 76 (Hassan 5/38) and 222 (Poynter 57, Dawlat 4/28) by an innings and 211 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 380 (Noor Ali 62, Shahzad 120, Gulbadin 57, Young 6/129) and 3/163 (Noor Ali 64) defeated Ireland 137 and 404 (Joyce 126, Poynter 143, Hassan

4/100) by 7 wickets

Barbados 1-0-2 Hong Kong​

Match 1: Hong Kong 254 (Atkinson 81, Roach 6/61) and 187 defeated Barbados 175 (Chapman 4/33) and 205 (K Brathwaite 86, Amjad 4/43) by 61 runs

Match 2: Hong Kong 358 (Hayat 50, Nizakat 79, Afzal 53) and 206 (Atkinson 60) defeated Barbados 191 (C Brathwaite 73) and 209 (Smith 85, Aizaz 6/31) by 164 runs

Match 3: Barbados 233 (Dowrich 76) and 227 (C Brathwaite 63) defeated Hong Kong 195 (Benn 5/64) and 116 (Roach 4/48) by 160 runs

Canada 1-0-2 Guyana​

Match 1: Guyana 245 (Fudadin 53) and 209 (Chanderpaul 58) defeated Canada 125 (Reifer 4/30) and 200 (Kumar 53, Permaul 5/44) by 127 runs

Match 2: Guyana 302 (Chanderpaul 97*, Bramble 83, Soraine 4/72) and 327 (Barnwell 71, Bramble 99*, Reifer 52, Pervez 6/84) defeated Canada 239 and 168 (Barnwell 4/32, Permaul 4/41) by 222 runs

Match 3: Canada 197 (Hansra 55, Permaul 5/44) and 195 (Bishoo 6/53) defeated Guyana 175 (Deonarine 52, Soraine 4/21) and 142 (Fudadin 52, Pervez 5/62) by 75 runs
 
Interesting ladder after 5 rounds.

Do you have like a top 5 for the batting averages? I have noticed Chanderpaul and Mangal have been among the runs.
 
Round 7

Guyana 3-0-0 United Arab Emirates​

Match 1: UAE 103 and 116 (Permaul 6/36) lost to Guyana 228 (Deonarine 56, Punja 4/82, Reza 5/42) by an innings and 9 runs

Match 2: UAE 148 and 185 (Sreekumar 67, Barnwell 4/37) lost to Guyana 335 (Chanderpaul 118*, Reifer 59, Aziz 5/77) by an innings and 2 runs

Match 3: UAE 168 and 118 (Bishoo 6/32) lost to Guyana 270 (Fudadin 52, Johnson 52, Barnwell 55, Adeel 6/73) and 0/20 by 10 wickets

Hong Kong 3-0-0 Canada​

Match 1: Canada 81 and 101 (Amjad 6/28) lost to Hong Kong 261 (Hayat 93, Soraine 5/54) by an innings and 79 runs

Match 2: Hong Kong 322 (Rath 59, Chapman 92*) and 326 (Shah 56, Hayat 62, Atkinson 73, Cheema 4/82) defeated Canada 252 (Tariq 71) and 140 (Cheema 50, Aizaz 5/40) by 256 runs

Match 3: Hong Kong 364 (Hayat 69, Chapman 75, Afzal 73, Cheema 4/89) defeated Canada 55 (Aizaz 8/22) and 101 by an innings and 208 runs

Ireland 2-0-1 Barbados​

Match 1: Ireland 269 (N O'Brien 105, Nurse 6/47) and 249 (K O'Brien 70, Roach 5/49) defeated Barbados 187 (K Edwards 54) and 118 (Murtagh 7/30) by 213 runs

Match 2: Ireland 166 (Porterfield 61, C Brathwaite 4/9) and 162 (Roach 4/33) lost to Barbados 166 (Rankin 4/44) and 2/166 (K Brathwaite 85*) by 8 wickets

Match 3: Barbados 141 (Rankin 4/41) and 138 (Young 5/37) lost to Ireland 194 (Porterfield 67, F Edwards 4/44) and 2/87 by 8 wickets

Jamaica 1-0-2 Afghanistan​

Match 1: Afghanistan 326 (Noor Ali 96, Shahzad 127) and 207 (Stanikzai 103, Taylor 4/42) defeated Jamaica 221 and 256 (Walton 68, Baugh 53) by 56 runs

Match 2: Jamaica 201 (Hassan 4/54) and 127 (Hassan 4/39) lost to Afghanistan 282 (Stanikzai 59) and 2/48 by 8 wickets

Match 3: Jamaica 189 (Hassan 6/62) and 301 (Gayle 109, Samuels 63, Dawlat 6/86) defeated Afghanistan 196 (Stanikzai 97*, Cottrell 5/53) and 235 (Mangal 50, Bernard 5/27) by 59 runs

Kenya 2-0-1 Uganda​

Match 1: Kenya 106 (Patel 62, Ruyange 4/17, Ssenyondo 4/37) and 247 (Karim 59, Ruyange 5/62, 4/58) defeated Uganda 143 (NN Odhimabo 4/31, Ngoche 4/29) and 204 (Mukasa 74, Varaiya 4/52, Ngoche 4/36) by 6 runs

Match 2: Uganda 207 (Sebanja 73, Otieno 5/40) and 127 (Ngoche 5/36) lost to Kenya 162 (Ssenyondo 7/47) and 9/175 (Karim 71, Ssenyondo 4/46) by 1 wicket

Match 3: Kenya 149 (Ruyange 4/46) and 80 (Ruyange 6/16) lost to Uganda 139 and 6/92 (Varaiya 4/31) by 6 wickets

Namibia 1-0-2 Trinidad and Tobago​

Match 1: T&T 340 (Simmons 71, Mohammed 61, DJ Bravo 52, Pollard 73*) defeated Namibia 126 and 202 (Imran 5/55) by an innings and 12 runs

Match 2: Namibia 350 (Baard 55, Burger 68, G Snyman 72, Imran 7/86) and 218 (Burger 97, Rampaul 4/77) defeated T&T 216 (Mohammed 50, C Snyman 4/53) and 315 (DM Bravo 57, Pollard 77*, Smit 4/57) by 37 runs

Match 3: Namibia 167 (G Snyman 51*, Gabriel 7/31) and 132 (Rampaul 4/45) lost to T&T 239 (Hope 69, DJ Bravo 60, C Snyman 5/47) and 1/61 by 9 wickets

Netherlands 1-0-2 Scotland​

Match 1: Scotland 205 (Berrington 80) and 313 (Mommsen 73, Taylor 68, van Meekeren 4/88, Kingma 4/58) defeated Netherlands 185 (Rippon 78, Evans 4/50) and 165 by 166 runs

Match 2: Netherlands 332 (B Cooper 82, Borren 101, Davey 6/43) and 67 (Davey 6/35, Evans 4/30) lost to Scotland 397 (Machan 154, Mommsen 74, Berrington 51, van Meekeren 4/49, Kingma 4/82) and 0/4 by 10 wickets

Match 3: Scotland 211 (Davey 56, van Meekeren 4/43) and 148 (Kingma 4/47) lost to Netherlands 271 (T Cooper 66, de Lange 4/70, Taylor 4/33) and 1/92 (Rippon 60) by 9 wickets

Nepal 2-0-1 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: Nepal 238 (Mandal 77) and 272 (Malla 51, Khadka 113) defeated PNG 161 and 95 by 254 runs

Match 2: Nepal 158 (Mandal 60, Soper 5/46) and 104 (Soper 4/24) defeated PNG 60 (Karan 7/28) and 121 (Siaka 69*, Alam 6/39) by 81 runs

Match 3: Nepal 173 (Soper 4/37) and 219 (Khadka 67, Soper 4/65) lost to PNG 225 (Siaka 55, Karan 5/61) and 4/169 (Vala 52*) by 6 wickets
 
Oaktree said:
Interesting ladder after 5 rounds.

Do you have like a top 5 for the batting averages? I have noticed Chanderpaul and Mangal have been among the runs.
Click to expand...

Top 5 batting averages after 7 rounds:

1. S Chanderpaul (Guyana) - 1614 runs @ 55.66
2. Mohammad Shahzad (Afghanistan) - 1716 runs @ 49.03
3. Asghar Stanikzai (Afghanistan) - 1444 runs @ 42.47
4. G Snyman (Namibia) - 1184 runs @ 40.83
5. KA Edwards (Barbados) - 1364 runs @ 37.89

Mangal is 15th, although he's scored more runs than Snyman.
 
Round 8

United Arab Emirates 1-0-2 Papua New Guinea​

Match 1: PNG 193 (Aziz 6/56) and 369 (Siaka 123, Vala 96, Bau 67, Reza 4/113) defeated UAE 114 (Dai 4/10) and 191 (Mushtaq 70, Nou 4/49, Soper 4/51) by 257 runs

Match 2: PNG 244 (Vare 70*, Reza 4/51) and 224 (Aziz 4/65) defeated UAE 132 and 264 (Sreekumar 52, Patel 100*) by 72 runs

Match 3: PNG 285 (Siaka 55, Vala 85, Punja 4/71) and 187 (Vala 79, Punja 6/40) lost to UAE 465 (Mushtaq 93, Patel 187*) and 0/8 by 10 wickets

Scotland 0-0-3 Nepal​

Match 1: Nepal 208 (Malla 51, Khadka 60, Evans 5/42) and 302 (Khadka 93*, Vesawkar 58, Kami 54, Taylor 4/48) defeated Scotland 194 (Machan 76*, Regmi 5/37) and 253 (Coetzer 53, Mommsen 54, Taylor 52) by 63 runs

Match 2: Scotland 243 (Davey 50, Regmi 4/75) and 86 lost to Nepal 224 (Khadka 58, Vesawkar 75, Evans 4/22) and 9/107 (Khadka 51*) by 1 wicket

Match 3: Scotland 157 (Karan 5/62) and 176 (Taylor 64, Khadka 5/35) lost to Nepal 240 (Vesawkar 69, Davey 5/79) and 4/96 by 6 wickets

Trinidad and Tobago 3-0-0 Netherlands​

Match 1: Netherlands 134 (Imran 4/28) and 221 (T Cooper 63, Rampaul 5/34) lost to T&T 346 (Bravo 74, Pollard 100, van Meekeren 8/95) and 1/13 by 9 wickets

Match 2: Netherlands 366 (B Cooper 73, van der Merwe 102) and 101 (Rampaul 4/39, Imran 4/31) lost T&T 218 (Mohammed 90, van Meekeren 6/57) and 2/250 (DM Bravo 129*, Mohammed 54*) by 8 wickets

Match 3: T&T 245 (Ramdin 58, Imran 50, Kingma 4/59) and 234 (Ramdin 86*, van Meekeren 5/26) defeated Netherlands 278 (T Cooper 105) and 131 (Imran 4/19) by 70 runs

Uganda 2-0-1 Namibia​

Match 1: Namibia 209 (Scholtz 58, Nsubuga 5/71) and 112 lost to Uganda 208 (Mukasa 51, Burger 5/43) and 5/114 by 5 wickets

Match 2: Uganda 206 (Kyobe 66) and 62 (C Snyman 4/37, Smit 6/22) lost to Namibia 170 (Sebanja 4/43) and 6/102 (Ruyange 4/36) by 4 wickets

Match 3: Namibia 135 (Ruyange 4/18, Ssenyondo 6/27) and 103 (Ssenyondo 4/38) lost to Uganda 133 (B Scholtz 5/38) and 7/107 by 3 wickets

Afghanistan 3-0-0 Kenya​

Match 1: Afghanistan 222 (Ngoche 5/31) and 183 defeated Kenya 197 (Ouma 61, Dawlat 5/31) and 69 (Dawlat 4/15) by 139 runs

Match 2: Afghanistan 206 (Shahzad 82, NN Odhiambo 4/41, Varaiya 4/23) and 273 (Noor Ali 62, Shenwari 74, Gulbadin 43, Varaiya 6/53) defeated Kenya 60 (Hassan 4/29, Dawlat 4/26) and 97 (Hassan 5/37) by 322 runs

Match 3: Afghanistan 216 (Nabi 66, Otieno 4/49) and 246 (Mangal 116, Varaiya 5/56) defeated Kenya 119 (Dawlatzai 5/36) and 74 (Hassan 4/29) by 269 runs

Barbados 1-0-2 Jamaica​

Match 1: Jamaica 381 (Gayle 110, Samuels 68, F Edwards 5/95) and 1/48 defeated Barbados 98 (Russell 9/36) and 329 (Carter 107, Smith 80*, Russell 5/51) by 9 wickets

Match 2: Jamaica 219 (Baugh 51, Nurse 4/9) and 314 (Gayle 118, Baugh 111*, Holder 5/64) defeated Barbados 204 (Holder 56, Bernard 4/17) and 259 (K Brathwaite 100, Russell 4/34) by 70 runs

Match 3: Barbados 266 (Nurse 60, Taylor 4/67) and 67 (Russell 6/19) defeated Jamaica 89 and 187 (Gayle 60, F Edwards 5/35) by 57 runs

Canada 1-0-2 Ireland​

Match 1: Ireland 223 (Joyce 99, Pervez 4/65, Soraine 5/72) and 303 (Poynter 77, K O'Brien 82*, Soraine 4/76) defeated Canada 160 (Young 5/50) and 107 (Young 7/45) by 259 runs

Match 2: Ireland 145 (Soraine 4/30) and 314 (Wilson 110, Soraine 4/58) lost to Canada 241 (Cheema 82, Young 4/91, Dockrell 4/62) and 9/222 by 1 wicket

Match 3: Ireland 290 (Wilson 94, Poynter 74, Desai 4/56) and 331 (Porterfield 73, Joyce 126) defeated Canada 95 (Young 7/47) and 250 (Tariq 61*, Young 4/107, Dockrell 4/47)

Guyana 0-0-3 Hong Kong​

Match 1: Guyana 310 (Fudadin 57, Deonarine 84, Amjad 4/61) and 213 (Chanderpaul 83, Aizaz 5/38) lost to Hong Kong 228 (Atkinson 71, Chapman 70, Permaul 6/72) and 7/315 (Shah 106, Hayat 73) by 3 wickets

Match 2: Guyana 146 (Afzal 4/36) and 137 (Johnson 50) lost to Hong Kong 233 (Afzal 88*, Barnwell 6/60) and 2/51 by 8 wickets

Match 3: Hong Kong 9/341 d. (Hayat 128, Nizakat 60, Permaul 9/46) and 146 defeated Guyana 190 and 90 (Nadeem 4/9) by 207 runs
 
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