Associate Players:

1. Chloe Piparo 🇮🇹

2. Elsa Hunter 🇲🇾

3. Tabatha Saville 🇫🇯

Associate-Eligible Players:

1. Lauren Kua 🇲🇾(confirmed)

2. Naomi Stalenberg 🇳🇱(confirmed)

3. Eleanor Larosa 🇮🇹(unconfirmed but probable)

4. Shay Manolini 🇮🇹(unconfirmed but probable)

5. Kate Pelle 🇮🇹(unconfirmed)

6. Molly Strano 🇮🇹(unconfirmed)

7. Isa Malgioglio 🇮🇹(unconfirmed but probable)

8. Emma de Broughe 🇳🇱(unconfirmed but probable)

9. Tayla Vlaeminck 🇳🇱(unconfirmed but probable)

Damn, Italy could probably play a Women's T20 WC as well if they manage a few of those call-ups alongside their current ones.

Been frustrated by this for a while. When South Korea played Indonesia in T20Is recently, there was basically nowhere that would tell you if it was streamed anywhere — or even where to follow the score.

So I've started covering these properly on my site (cricketonair.com — my project, being upfront). For each match I check ICC.tv, FanCode, and the host board's YouTube/Facebook for an official stream. When there's nothing, I say so plainly instead of leaving you guessing. Every page carries live ball-by-ball links (Cricbuzz/ESPNcricinfo) at the top, and after the game it flips to the result with the scorecard.

The Korea–Indonesia series is fully covered there if you want to see what it looks like. Legal sources only, no shady streams.

https://cricketonair.com/series/icc-cricket-world-cup-league-two-2023-27/

https://cricketonair.com/series/icc-men-s-t20-world-cup-asia-sub-regional-qualifier-a-2026/

Which associate fixtures should I add next? Happy to take requests — if it's an official T20I or ODI, I'll build the page.

Would love to see a lot more.

I recently read about the Peruvian grandmother who played for their national team at the age of 70 and it got me thinking, how is cricket terminology handled or translated into Spanish? Do fielding positions or types of deliveries have locally translated equivalents, for instance, or do people just follow the traditional English names?

For context, in India terms like seamer, googly or third man are part of the everyday lexicon even for people who don't otherwise speak much English. It would be fascinating to know how that translates to other parts of the world, especially as a niche sport without the same level of national obsession. I know there's a steady cricket presence in Argentina, but also plenty of up and coming nations in Latin America. I would love to connect with someone who is from or has worked with cricketers in those areas and learn more about the game beyond its usual boundaries!

Its a divison 2 league tho.

In terms of number of players and for what team they play for:

1. Kuwait 🇰🇼 : 6

2. Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 : 6

3. USA 🇺🇸 : 4

4. Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 : 1

5. Netherlands 🇳🇱 : 1

6. Jersey 🇯🇪 : 1

7. Namibia 🇳🇦 : 1

Alongside them, Matthew Tromp and Andries Gous of the US were retained prior to the auction, this means that 22 non-local associate players will be involved in the ILT20 this year.

Bowlers reaction

Kenya 170/7 (20 overs)

Uganda 131 all out (17.5 overs)

Clean bowled 😱🫣