Difference between revisions of "Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council"
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| − | The '''Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council''' (USHCC) is the regional governing body of cricket. It was founded in 1949 in Williamsberg, [[St Eades]], where the USHCC still has its headquarters. The USHCC has 64 members that play regular one day International friendlies. The biggest tournament is the | + | The '''Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council''' (USHCC) is the regional governing body of cricket. It was founded in 1949 in Williamsberg, [[St Eades]], where the USHCC still has its headquarters. The USHCC has 64 members that play regular one day International friendlies. The biggest tournament is the Islands International Cup which has been running since 1952. |
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The USHCC also appoints the umpires and referees that officiate at all sanctioned Test matches, One-Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals. It promulgates the ICC Code of Conduct, which sets professional standards of discipline for international crickets, and also co-ordinates action against corruption and match-fixing through its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU). | The USHCC also appoints the umpires and referees that officiate at all sanctioned Test matches, One-Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals. It promulgates the ICC Code of Conduct, which sets professional standards of discipline for international crickets, and also co-ordinates action against corruption and match-fixing through its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU). | ||
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The Islands International Cup, is a regional international tournament of men's One-Day International cricket. The event is organised by the USHCC ( the Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council) and held every two years. It has become the most important and held in high regards in the Union of Saint Holden region. The first Islands International Cup was held in 1952. he tournament is held in a different Union member country each event. | The Islands International Cup, is a regional international tournament of men's One-Day International cricket. The event is organised by the USHCC ( the Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council) and held every two years. It has become the most important and held in high regards in the Union of Saint Holden region. The first Islands International Cup was held in 1952. he tournament is held in a different Union member country each event. | ||
| − | 1952 | + | == Past Winners == |
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| + | ===1952=== | ||
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: Mount Klaka | Runners Up: Mount Klaka | ||
| − | 1954 | + | ===1954=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: Samah Island | Runners Up: Samah Island | ||
| − | 1956 | + | ===1956=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: St Samuel | Runners Up: St Samuel | ||
| − | 1958 | + | ===1958=== |
Winners: Mount Klaka | Winners: Mount Klaka | ||
Runners Up: St Eades | Runners Up: St Eades | ||
| − | 1960 | + | ===1960=== |
Winners: St Samuel | Winners: St Samuel | ||
Runners Up: Mount Klaka | Runners Up: Mount Klaka | ||
| − | 1962 | + | ===1962=== |
Winners: Stamford Green | Winners: Stamford Green | ||
Runners Up: Mount Klaka | Runners Up: Mount Klaka | ||
| − | 1964 | + | ===1964=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: St Samuel | Runners Up: St Samuel | ||
| − | 1966 | + | ===1966=== |
Winners: Port Derbyshire | Winners: Port Derbyshire | ||
Runners Up: Stamford Green | Runners Up: Stamford Green | ||
| − | 1968 | + | ===1968=== |
Winners: St Samuel | Winners: St Samuel | ||
Runners Up: St Eades | Runners Up: St Eades | ||
| − | 1970 | + | ===1970=== |
Winners: Port Cornwall | Winners: Port Cornwall | ||
Runners Up: Stamford Green | Runners Up: Stamford Green | ||
| − | 1972 | + | ===1972=== |
Winners: Mount Klaka | Winners: Mount Klaka | ||
Runners Up: Savilliana | Runners Up: Savilliana | ||
| − | 1974 | + | ===1974=== |
Winners: Saleemiqa | Winners: Saleemiqa | ||
Runners Up: Lariya | Runners Up: Lariya | ||
| − | 1976 | + | ===1976=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: Samah Island | Runners Up: Samah Island | ||
| − | 1978 | + | ===1978=== |
Winners: Saleemiqa | Winners: Saleemiqa | ||
Runners Up: Port Cornwall | Runners Up: Port Cornwall | ||
| − | 1980 | + | ===1980=== |
Winners: St Samuel | Winners: St Samuel | ||
Runners Up: Saleemiqa | Runners Up: Saleemiqa | ||
| − | 1982 | + | ===1982=== |
Winners: South Ossiana | Winners: South Ossiana | ||
Runners Up: Mount Klaka | Runners Up: Mount Klaka | ||
| − | 1984 | + | ===1984=== |
Winners: Saleemiqa | Winners: Saleemiqa | ||
Runners Up: Port Cornwall | Runners Up: Port Cornwall | ||
| − | 1986 | + | ===1986=== |
Winners: St Samuel | Winners: St Samuel | ||
Runners Up: Bevanbrook | Runners Up: Bevanbrook | ||
| − | 1988 | + | ===1988=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: Saleemiqa | Runners Up: Saleemiqa | ||
| − | 1990 | + | ===1990=== |
Winners: Saleemiqa | Winners: Saleemiqa | ||
Runners Up: St Samuel | Runners Up: St Samuel | ||
| − | 1992 | + | ===1992=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: Port Derbyshire | Runners Up: Port Derbyshire | ||
| − | 1994 | + | ===1994=== |
Winners: Tuffinica | Winners: Tuffinica | ||
Runners Up: St Samuel | Runners Up: St Samuel | ||
| − | 1996 | + | ===1996=== |
Winners: Lariya | Winners: Lariya | ||
Runners Up: Port Derbyshire | Runners Up: Port Derbyshire | ||
| − | 1998 | + | ===1998=== |
Winners: Saleemiqa | Winners: Saleemiqa | ||
Runners Up: St Samuel | Runners Up: St Samuel | ||
| − | 2000 | + | ===2000=== |
Winners: St Samuel | Winners: St Samuel | ||
Runners Up: Savilliana | Runners Up: Savilliana | ||
| − | 2002 | + | ===2002=== |
Winners: St Samuel | Winners: St Samuel | ||
Runners Up: Savilliana | Runners Up: Savilliana | ||
| − | 2004 | + | ===2004=== |
Winners: Saleemiqa | Winners: Saleemiqa | ||
Runners Up: Mount Klaka | Runners Up: Mount Klaka | ||
| − | 2006 | + | 2006=== |
Winners: St Eades | Winners: St Eades | ||
Runners Up: St Samuel | Runners Up: St Samuel | ||
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Revision as of 20:29, 12 April 2007
The Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council (USHCC) is the regional governing body of cricket. It was founded in 1949 in Williamsberg, St Eades, where the USHCC still has its headquarters. The USHCC has 64 members that play regular one day International friendlies. The biggest tournament is the Islands International Cup which has been running since 1952.
The USHCC also appoints the umpires and referees that officiate at all sanctioned Test matches, One-Day Internationals and Twenty20 Internationals. It promulgates the ICC Code of Conduct, which sets professional standards of discipline for international crickets, and also co-ordinates action against corruption and match-fixing through its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU).
Islands International Cup
The Islands International Cup, is a regional international tournament of men's One-Day International cricket. The event is organised by the USHCC ( the Union of Saint Holden Cricket Council) and held every two years. It has become the most important and held in high regards in the Union of Saint Holden region. The first Islands International Cup was held in 1952. he tournament is held in a different Union member country each event.
Past Winners
1952
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: Mount Klaka
1954
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: Samah Island
1956
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: St Samuel
1958
Winners: Mount Klaka Runners Up: St Eades
1960
Winners: St Samuel Runners Up: Mount Klaka
1962
Winners: Stamford Green Runners Up: Mount Klaka
1964
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: St Samuel
1966
Winners: Port Derbyshire Runners Up: Stamford Green
1968
Winners: St Samuel Runners Up: St Eades
1970
Winners: Port Cornwall Runners Up: Stamford Green
1972
Winners: Mount Klaka Runners Up: Savilliana
1974
Winners: Saleemiqa Runners Up: Lariya
1976
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: Samah Island
1978
Winners: Saleemiqa Runners Up: Port Cornwall
1980
Winners: St Samuel Runners Up: Saleemiqa
1982
Winners: South Ossiana Runners Up: Mount Klaka
1984
Winners: Saleemiqa Runners Up: Port Cornwall
1986
Winners: St Samuel Runners Up: Bevanbrook
1988
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: Saleemiqa
1990
Winners: Saleemiqa Runners Up: St Samuel
1992
Winners: St Eades Runners Up: Port Derbyshire
1994
Winners: Tuffinica Runners Up: St Samuel
1996
Winners: Lariya Runners Up: Port Derbyshire
1998
Winners: Saleemiqa Runners Up: St Samuel
2000
Winners: St Samuel Runners Up: Savilliana
2002
Winners: St Samuel Runners Up: Savilliana
2004
Winners: Saleemiqa Runners Up: Mount Klaka
2006=== Winners: St Eades Runners Up: St Samuel
Records
===Most Times Won===: St Eades - 8 ===Most Times Runners-Up===: St Samuel 6 ===Most Appearences in the Final===: St Samuel 12 ===Team Performances===:
- St Eades: Won 8, Runners-Up 2
- St Samuel: Won 6, Runners-Up 6
- Saleemiqa: Won 6, Runners-Up 2
- Mount Klaka: Won 2, Runners-Up 5
- Port Derbyshire: Won 1, Runners-Up 2
- Stamford Green: Won 1, Runners-Up 2
- Port Cornwall: Won 1, Runners-Up 2
- Savilliana: Won 0, Runners-Up 3
- Lariya: Won 1, Runners-Up 1
- South Ossiana: Won 1, Runners-Up 0
- Samah Island: Won 0, Runners-Up 2
- Tuffinica: Won 1, Runners-Up 0
- Bevanbrook: : Won 0, Runners-Up 1
