ICC EAP EAST ASIA PACIFIC CHALLENGE 
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JCA Original Proposal 
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ADVANCED INFORMATION 
FIJI TEAM Schedule 
TONGA TEAM Schedule 
INDONESIA TEAM Schedule 
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 Revised JCA Proposal 
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ICC-EAP Tournament Master Plan 
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Matthew Kennedy Hands over to Russell James 
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Information Circular No1 
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Matthew Kennedy's Success Message 
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Progress on Fuji Grounds 
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Information Circular No2 
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Final Information Circular 
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Tournament Participating Countries Players andMembers List 
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29/06/2004
Message from Russel James!
Hello to all those involved in the ICC East Asia-Pacific Cricket Challenge!  I hope you have all well and truly recovered with the tournament now a month behind us.
 
I had hoped to send this email a little earlier however I have only just arrived back in the office after a month's holiday.
 
On behalf of the ICC East Asia-Pacific Region, particularly myself, I just wanted to pass on my sincere thanks and congratulations to all involved in the tournament - I'm sure you will all agree that it was a resounding success.  Although I never really had any doubts as to the ability of the JCA to pull off a successful event, tournaments of any size are always difficult to manage, so it was pleasing from my point of view that things ran so smoothly.  This was no doubt due to the meticulous planning and preparation of the organising committee - for this I again congratulate you on a job well done.
 
I hope all of those directly or indirectly involved in the tournament are proud of their efforts - Tim, Martin and myself are certainly proud of what you have collectively been able to achieve over the past 10 months or so.  The challenge now is to consolidate on the success of the tournament and ensure that Japan cricket continues to prosper over the coming years.
 
On a more personal note, I would again like to thank those organising committee members who provided me with tremendous support in the lead up to the event and during the two weeks I was in Japan, you certainly made my job a little easier.  Specifically, I would like to single out Robert, Kei, Saida, Alex and Mark McTamney for all of their efforts related to the event - great work guys and I cannot thank you enough.
 
Look forward to catching up again in the near future. Kind regards
Russell

29/05/2004 
ICC-EAP CHALLENGE CUP 
3 japanese players chosen in Team of the Tournament!: 
ICC East Asia-Pacific Cricket Challenge 2004 Team of the Tournament 
  
Waisake Tukana (c) - Fiji 
Jummei Hanada (vc) - Japan 
Neil Maxwell - Fiji 
Mafi Langi - Tonga 
Bernadus Elli - Indonesia 
Maika Kamikamita - Fiji 
Maunaloa Faivakimonana - Tonga 
Tatsuro Chino (wk) - Japan 
John Stevenson - Indonesia 
Vuetasau Vuiyasawa - Fiji 
Viliami Tupouniua - Tonga 
Munir Ahmed - Japan 
  
Player of the tournament - Mafi Langi (Tonga) 

29/05/2004 
ICC-EAP CHALLENGE CUP  
Too little, too late but japan finisdhes Tournament on a high note by overwhelming Indonesia: 
Japan: 315/9 (40 0vers) (M. Ferris, 94; Mumtaz Alam, 92) 
Indonesia: 151 (R. Shakespeare, 61; Munir Ahmed, 5/36; N. saida, 3/30) 
Japan won by 164 runs 

Fiji confirms to win Tournament and qualification to second round in Malaysia in February 2005: 
Fiji: 6/304 (N. Maxwell, 65; W. Tukana, 44) 
Tonga: 123 (V. Vuetasau, 3/23) 
Fiji won by 181 runs 

27/05/2004 
ICC-EAP CHALLENGE CUP 
Courageous Japan loses to more experienced Fiji: 
Japan: 135 (47.2 overs) (M. Alam, 40) 
Fiji: 136/5 (30.2 overs) (M. Ahmed, 4/44) 
Fiji won by 5 wickets 
See Scoresheet>> 
Read Report by Russel James>> 

M. Faivakimoana's first century of the tournament help Tonga crush Indonesia: 
Indonesia: 226 (49.1 overs) (J.A. Stevenson, 60; W. Schultz, 53; R.K. Elliott, 47; S. Vite, 3/30) 
Tonga: 227/3 (27.5 overs) (M. Faivakimoana, 144*; V. Tupouniua, 30) 
Tonga won by 7 wickets 
See Scoresheet>> 
Read Report by Russel James>> 
 

26/05/2004 
ICC-EAP CHALLENGE CUP 
Japan disappoints against in a similar defeat to Tonga: 
Tonga: 213 (50 overs)  (S.T. Pese, 38; V. Tupouniua, 30*, Extras, 30; ) 
Japan: 180 (47 overs) (J. Hanada, 63; H. Takahashi, 54; M.M. Langi, 5/22; V. Tupouniua, 3/38) 
Tonga beat Japan by 33 runs  
See Scoresheet>> 
Read Report by Russel James>> 

Fiji mercilessly crush Indonesia: 
Fiji: 362/7 (50 overs) (S.T. Sekinini, 92; N. Maxwell, 74; J. Kida, 59; Extras, 36; B. Elli, 3/57) 
Indonesia: 122 (38 overs) (W. Schultz, 54) 
Fiji beat Indonesia by 240 runs  
See Scoresheet>> 
Read report by Russel James>> 

25/05/2004 
ICC-EAP CHALLENGE CUP 
Indonesia create first surprise by beating disappointing Japan! 
Indonesia: 219/7 (50 overs) (D. Metcalf, 54*, C. Knox, 30;M. Ferris, 3/42) 
Japan: 165 (40.3 overs) (J. Hanada, 44*, B. Elly, 3/26) 
Indonesia beat Japan by 54 runs 
See Scoresheet>> 
Read Report by Russel James>> 

Fiji confirms against Tonga 
Fiji: 249 (49.2 overs) ( W. Tukana, 74; N. Maxwell, 71; M.M. Langi, 3/28; S.F. Kulkape, 3/38) 
Tonga: 128 (44 overs)  
Fiji won by 121 runs 
See Scoresheet>> 
Read Report by Russel James>> 

15/05/2004 
Tournament Participating Countries Players and Members Lists 
Please check Players Lists here>>  

14/05/2004 
FINAL INFORMATION CIRCULAR (Russell James) 
Please check this very important document concerning the whole Tournament! 
 

20/04/2004 
More work on Fuji Grounds! 

09/04/2004 
TheFinal National Japan Squad has been announced! 
The composition of the Japan Squad is as follows: 
Fuji Tetsuo (Captain/Millennium C.C.)  
Hanada Jummei (Vice captain/Wyverns C.C.)  
Chino Tatsuro (Wyverns C.C.) 
Ferris Mark (Yokohama C. & A.C.) 
Matsubara Yuta (Millennium C.C.) 
Miyaji Naoki (Millennium C.C.) 
Mohammed Rizwan (Millennium C.C.) 
Mumtaz Alam (Tokyo Giants C.C.) 
Munir Ahmed (Millennium C.C.) 
Nakamura Shuichiro (Wyverns C.C.) 
Orita Kazuhisa (Fuji Far East C.C.) 
Saida Naoaki (Millennium C.C.) 
Takahashi Hirokazu (Fuji Far East C.C.)  
Wadano Ken (Tokyo Bay Districts C.C.) 

07/04/2004 
INFORMATION CIRCULAR No2 (Russell James) 
Please check this very important document concerning the whole Tournament! 
 

14/12/2003 
The Fuji Grounds are being made ready for the ICC-EAP Tournament next May! 
Read Mark McTamney's message below!: 

Dear everyone 
Firstly, congratulations on each of you playing a role in the development of cricket in Japan.  Thank you from the ICC, thank you from theJCA, thank you from FFECCand thank you from the grounds committee for the EAP challenge.  For the record, we had 36 volunteers on the Saturday and 32 on the Sunday, representing KCL division 1 and 2, women's teams, and university teams - an excellent representation of cricketers in Japan.  Well done to all involved. 
Thanks again and see you all on March 14 for the re-seeding of the second ground.... 
Best regards, 
Mark McTamney 

01/01/2004 
Progress on Fuji Grounds (Mark McTamney) 
Check this important message on Fuji Grounds

18/12/2003 
Matthew Kennedy's Message 
Please read Matthew's message of success to Japan! 

18/12/2003 
INFORMATION CIRCULAR No1 (Russell James) 
Please check this very important document concerning the whole Tournament! 

18/12/2003 
Matthew Kennedy's message concerning change of responsibilty to Russell James as Matthew moves to England's post! 
Please read details of this important message HERE! 

30/11/2003 
ICC EAP Tournament Master Plan (Robb McKenna) 
Please check Tournament Schedule  

20/11/2003 
Revised Original Proposal to hold the ICC East-Asia Pacific World Cup Series Qualifier in Fuji (Robb McKenna) 
Revised text sent to ICC 

10/11/2003 
Budget Information (Matthew Kennedy) 
"..  I provide below budget information to you as well as attaching what's gone out to competing countries at this stage..." 

2004 ICC EAST ASIA - PACIFIC CHALLENGE  
ADVANCED INFORMATION PAPER  
18 September 2003  

FIJI  TEAM Flights Schedule  

TONGA TEAM Flights Schedule   

INDONESIA TEAM Flights Schedule  

03/10/2003 
Original Proposal to hold the ICC East-Asia Pacific World Cup Series Qualifier in Fuji (Robb McKenna) 
Original text sent to the ICC

Other Cricket Homepages in Japan: 
(English)
Japan Cricket Association
Bangladesh Tigers C.C.
British Embassy C.C. 
Indian Engineers C.C.  
Fukuoka C.C. 
HIBA (Sapporo) C.C.
Lalazar Sports C.C. 
Matsuyama C.C. 
(also in Japanese)
Nagasaki C.C. 
Osaka C.C. 
Saga Cricket Club 
Yokohama C. & A. C. 
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Sakhalin C.C. (Russia/E-mail only)
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(Japanese) 
Japan Cricket Association 
Nippon Cricket Community  
 
Adore C.C. 
Aoyama Gakuin C.C. 
Chuo University C.C. 
Crickies Ladies C.C. 
Far East C.C. 
MAX C.C. 
Senshyuu University C.C. 
Keio University C.C. 
Milennium C.C. 
Team Flying Flapper 
Tokyo Bay District C.C. 
Tokyo Kooka University C.C. 
Wyverns C.C.

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