The ICC East Asia-Pacific's inaugural women's tournament was announced recently by ICC EAP Project Officer Russell James and PNG Cricket Board Operations Manager Lakani Oala at a packed media conference in Port Moresby

As part of the ongoing initiative to support cricket development in the ICC's East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Region, the ICC East Asia-Pacific Regional office, together with the Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) and Cricket Victoria will once again have a collectio

The International Cricket Council recently launched the ICC Development Program Annual Awards for 2005 and the ICC East Asia-Pacific Region invites applications from its 10 Associate and Affiliate Member countries

Following the recent completion of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Training Camp at the Commonwealth Bank Centre of Excellence in Brisbane, Australia from 7-18 November, the ICC Development Program today announced the squad of 14 to represent the EAP XI dur

Cricketers from countries across East Asia - Pacific (EAP) will get an Australian club cricket experience this weekend when clubs in the Toowoomba Cricket Association host players from Japan, Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Vanuatu and Cook Islands in their Satur

A description of Summer Sunset in Fiji

The 23-man Squad for the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Squad Camp at the Commonwealth Bank Centre of Excellence (CBCE) in Brisbane from 7-18 November was announced in Melbourne today

The International Cricket Council (ICC) East Asia-Pacific (EAP) Region has established a Partner Organisation relationship with the Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development Program (AYAD), an on-going initiative of the Australian Government funded thr

Japan have claimed their first ICC cricket title with a thrilling six run victory at Club Hippique in the final of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tournament in Port Vila, Vanuatu

In a dramatic clash at KaZaa Field, Tonga grabbed a last gasp win against Japan but it wasn't enough to edge past their East Asian rivals and claim a the final spot in the final of the final of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tournament in Port

Three into two just won't go as Japan, Cook Islands and Tonga will all approach tomorrow's final round with a great sense of anticipation as only two of them can claim a spot in Thursday's final of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tournament in P

With a rest day today following three completed rounds all teams are nursing their bodies and reassessing their goals to prepare for an assault on the second half of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tournament in Port Vila, Vanuatu

In their third cliffhanger in as many days, the Cook Islands were unable to repeat their past two performances with Japan keeping their cool to win their tense Round 3 clash at Independence Park on Day 3 of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tourna

The Cook Islands survived their second nailbiter in two days with a 40 run 10th wicket partnership to defeat Vanuatu by one wicket in Round 2 of the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tournament in Port Vila, Vanuatu today

Seventeen year old ni-Vanuatu Andrew Mansale led his team to victory with a masterful 87 as the tournament hosts defeated Indonesia at Independence Park on Day 1 of the EAP Cricket Cup tournament in Port Vila, Vanuatu today

The official tournament website for the 2005 East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup was launched today as teams begin arriving with only two days remaining before the first ball is bowled

Radio Australia correspondent Tanya O'Shea will report live for the station from the action at the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup tournament in Port Vila, Vanuatu from 23-29 September. The tournament brings together the national teams of Cook Isla

Vanuatu's national carrier was today announced as the official airline partner for the East Asia - Pacific (EAP) Cricket Cup to be held in Port Vila from 23-29 September 2005.

One of Vanuatu's most popular accommodation venues was today announced as the official accommodation supplier for the EAP Cricket Cup to be held in Port Vila from 23-29 September 2005, which will see teams from Cook Islands, Indonesia, Japan, Samoa, Tonga

The Cricket Associations of three Australian States and three New Zealand Provinces will play an active role in the onfield action at the EAP Cricket Cup tournament in Port Vila, Vanuatu commencing next Thursday 23 September