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Bahrain
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ICC membership granted 2001
ICC member status Affiliate member
ICC development region Asia
World Cricket League division Five
Captain Tahir Dar
Coach Pakistan Amir Waseem
First recorded match 1994 v Marylebone Cricket Club at Awali Cricket Club Ground, Bahrain
As of 30 November 2009

The Bahraini cricket team is the team that represents the country of Bahrain in international cricket matches. They became an ICC affiliate member in 2001.[1] Their first international appearance was at the ACC Trophy in 2004, where they failed to progress beyond the first round. They took part in the tournament again in August 2006, putting in a much better performance to finish in 6th place. Earlier in the year they won the ACC Middle East Cup, beating Afghanistan in the final.[2]

Bahrain won the 2009 Global Division Seven tournament, advancing to Division Six. They had another strong tournament in Division Six, coming runners up and gaining back to back promotions in the process. In 2010 they competed in Division Five in Nepal,

In November 2009 Bahrain played in the 2009 ACC Twenty20 Cup. They finished bottom of Group B, losing all five of their matches on the process. In the eleventh placed playoff Bahrain defeated China by 93 runs to finish the tournament in eleventh place.

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Tournament history [edit]

ACC Trophy [edit]

  • 2006: Quarter-finals

ACC Trophy Elite [edit]

  • 2008: 7th place

World Cricket League [edit]

  • 2009
  • 2010
  • 2012

ACC Twenty20 Cup [edit]

  • 2009: 11th place

The future [edit]

In 2013, Bahrain will again take part in Division Six of the World Cricket League.

Current squad [edit]

The following list contains the 14 players in bahrain squad for the 2010 ACC Trophy Elite:[3]
  • Fahad Sadeq (Captain)
  • Azeem ul Haque
  • Ashraf Yaqoob
  • Imran Sajjad
  • Rizwan Baig
  • Abdul Majeed
  • Adil Hanif
  • dawood abdul rehman
  • sohail hafez
  • Rizwan Matloob
  • Abdul Salam
  • Adnan Butt
  • Kashif Latif (Wicketkeeper)
  • Mohammad Asif

References [edit]


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