Seriously?….A day without cricket? Maybe the past 3 weeks has spoilt Team St Helena as they awoke this morning to the reality of returning to work, where I am sure there would be lots of discussions with colleagues about the…
Team St Helena enjoys a family lunch at Richards Travel Lodge. Having returned to St Helena yesterday afternoon from a 3 week tournament in Rwanda, the team was immediately back into the action with a family lunch and bonding afternoon…
St Helena today competes in their last game of the Tournament. After a disappointing day yesterday, when firstly rain delayed the start and then had the match reduced to 5 overs each. This is not an ideal way to play…
An unlucky morning for St Helena as they were hampered by the rain and failed to overcome Malawi in their penultimate game of the tournament. What started a bright morning was affected by thunderstorms shortly after the toss, in which…
As the sun rose over Kigali, Team St Helena awoke to another game day. Having been rained off on Tuesday when about to face Mali, the team were also the recipients of rest day yesterday, where they made a positive…
With 58 of 36 balls and 6 wickets for 10 runs in 3 overs saw St Helenas Andrew Butterz Yon presented the man of the match award as St Helena beat Lesotho at IPRC. The match was already reduced to…
It’s game day in Rwanda. St Helena has a double header today as they face off against Lesotho and Mali in two difficult matches for them. However the weather has not been kind overnight amidst thunderstorms and torrential rain. It…
Captain Scottie lost the toss and was sent to bat against Seychelles. Following a scorching morning the sun disappeared and the dark clouds were threatening at the toss In the game plan a d technical brief before the game, St…
32 year old Barry Stroud, is heading for Rwanda. Having spent the last 20 years playing in local St Helena leagues and division 2 cricket in the UK, Barry was selected 3 weeks ago as a part of the squad…
Yes – Its a true yarn that….. Plantation House featured resident, Johnathon, the 190+ year old Tortoise (acclaimed oldest living land animal in the world) is St Helena Crickets oldest fan, so much so that the International team will…
