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“The 26-year-old all-rounder finished second in both the run-scoring and wicket-taking charts with 253 runs and 13 wickets respectively, and was named Player of the Tournament.”


There was still plenty of excitement to come, with Malaysia needing to beat Bermuda by a substantial margin to leapfrog Denmark in second place on net run-rate. The hosts started strongly, putting on 257 for eight, and were well on track to secure promotion when they reduced Bermuda to 37 for six. Malaysia needed to keep their opponents under 161 to claim second place but a rearguard partnership between Janeiro  succession of sixes despite suffering an injury, helped the Bermudans get to 168 for nine, and 


Ben Stevens of Jersey was the standout performer of the tournament. The 26-year-old  scoring and wicket-taking charts with 253 runs


and 13 wickets respectively, and was named Player of the Tournament.


 scorer with 298 runs from six innings, while Denmark’s Frederik Klokker hit the tournament’s only century – 108 not out against Bermuda.


Among the bowlers, Bermuda’s Mohammad Irfan   as the leading wicket-taker with 15 victims.


Since the start of the ICC World Cricket League – 2007 to 2009 – it has worked as a pathway for non-Full Member sides to qualify for the ICC Cricket World Cup, as well as providing a platform for the teams to showcase their skills. The current cycle will run till 2022.


ABOVE: Stand out performer and player of the tournament Benjamin Stevens of Jersey in action.


ICC Annual Report 2017-2018


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