European Cricket Network is delighted to announce a prestigious new event, namely the European Cricket Championship (ECC). ECC21 will take place over four weeks, between September 13 and October 8, at the magnificent Cartama Oval, Cartama, Malaga, Spain.
Five national teams will feature in each of the three group weeks, with the winners qualifying directly for Finals Week. The two best runners-up during the group stages will also take their place at Finals Week on October 4-8 at the picturesque Cartama Oval in Spain.
Group A: BELGIUM - SWEDEN - SPAIN - NORWAY - SCOTLAND XI
Scotland A have been drawn against @Swedish_Cricket, @CricketBelgium, Norway and Spain in Group A of the inaugural @EuropeanCricket Championship. Group A will take place from 13-17 September this year. #FollowScotland🏴 #ChooseCricket
— Cricket Scotland (@CricketScotland) March 12, 2021
KNCB takes part in the European Cricket Championship
— Cricket🏏Netherlands (@KNCBcricket) February 23, 2021
ENG 👉 https://t.co/y7EVPZhiZ5
NL 👉 https://t.co/iKb4CTgZXl
Germany’s men’s national team drawn in Group C of the T10 European Cricket Championship against @CzechCricket@ECB_cricket@FedCricket and @CricketFinland in September 🏏🇩🇪🏏🇩🇪 @EuropeanCricket
— Cricket Germany (@Cricket_Germany) March 12, 2021
The @EuropeanCricket Championship draw has taken place! The #NCCA have been selected to represent England in Group C which will run between the 27th September 2021 to 1st October. Fingers crossed we make it to the finals which will conclude on the 8th October 2021. pic.twitter.com/75s7MWwauK
— NCCA (National Counties Cricket Association) (@NCCA_uk) March 12, 2021
