Meigle will look to bounce back from their surprise defeat at Stoneywood-Dyce when they host Dundee HSFP.

As the championship moves into the final third of the season pace setters Glenrothes will look to remain unbeaten when they travel to Inch Park to face Edinburgh South.

Scotland’s rising stars were routed for just 59 as Gloucestershire’s second string cruised to victory at Bristol.

TEENAGER Andrew Umeed stroked a superb century as Scotland’s Development XI fought back to take a 1st innings lead in their three-day clash with Gloucestershire at Bristol.

Saltires star Safyaan Sharif came off second best when he lined-up against his Scotland team-mates.

Many cricket followers in Tayside and well beyond were stunned to learn of the very sudden death at the age of 73 on Saturday morning of Strathmore Cricket Club legend Don Crighton.

An amazing capitulation by Clydesdale, an explosive return to action of former Saltires star Ross Lyons and a first win for West of Scotland made for a remarkable day in the Western Union.

Tyler Buchan, the Aberdeenshire captain, had words of praise for one centurion and sympathy for another after his side’s eight-wicket win over Forfarshire at Mannofield.

Fi Urquhart Scottish Women’s internationalist top scores with 65 as bottom side Stoneywood-Dyce beat the league leaders.

Glenrothes run riot against Holy Cross as they notch up win number nine while RH Corstorphine beat Penicuik in a rain affected match at East Barnton Avenue.

Aberdeenshire produced an accomplished run-chase to stay top of the Eastern Premier division as a century from Scotland star Craig Wallace proved in vain for Forfarshire at Mannofield.

In an extraordinary game at Titwood, champions Uddingston at once proved they won’t relinquish their Western title without a fight while also putting a severe dent in Clydesdale’s aspirations.

While Ayr continue to set the pace and Clydesdale retain more than a passing interest in events at the top of the table, Renfrew have quietly manoeuvred their way into contention for the title.

Anyone who thought Arbroath’s title win last season was a flash in the pan now knows differently, the Lochlands men again being right in the thick of things.

It is top against bottom when Stoneywood-Dyce host Meigle on Saturday while Sunday sees the finals of the Two and Three Counties Cups.

Holy Cross are the latest side looking to bring an end to Glenrothes’ unbeaten run.

Arbroath again demonstrated their powers of recovery on Saturday with an impressive win over Falkland at Lochlands.

Majid Haq, the Clydesdale skipper, admits Ayr are the team to beat in this season’s Western Union but is convinced the Alloway men can still be caught.

Glenrothes move further ahead at the top of the table with a 78 run win at Boghall while RH Corstorphine lose at Grange 2.

Meigle march on towards the title with another convincing win against Arbroath United.

Champions Uddingston surely saw their grip on the Western Union decisively loosened after slumping to a fourth defeat of the season to an Ayr side who may very well lay claim to the Bothwell side’s silverware.

Unfortunately the Scottish weather had other ideas and cheated everyone out of what could have been a very intense and hard fought final match.

Andi McElnea, the Ayr captain, insists there will be no let up from his table-topping side as the campaign enters the second half.

Scotland will bid to win their one-day series against Holland without skipper Kyle Coetzer after he was recalled by Northants.

Meigle will look to continue their unbeaten run when they host Arbroath United at Victory Park.

Glenrothes travel to in-form West Lothian as they look to keep their unbeaten run going.

The Wildcats will play Clackmannan County Cricket Club on Sunday 6 July at The Arns in a T20 match with Scottish Internationalist Andy Goram making a guest appearance for the home side.

Calum MacLeod scores a magnificent 145 as Scotland level the series against the Netherlands.

Scotland Women Under 17 narrowly lost their first match against Shropshire Under 17 going down by three wickets in a low scoring match.

Scotland learn harsh lesson of international cricket as they lose to The Netherlands despite dominating.

A determined Dutch team took first blood in the three match series at the start of Grant Bradburn’s tenure.

For the third time in recent weeks Glenrothes Cricket Club has suffered at the hands of mindless vandals.

Scotland suffered a third call-off ahead of their one-day series against Holland when Sussex refused to release Matt Machan.

Drumpellier took a further step out of the doldrums on Saturday with their second consecutive win.

Aberdeenshire jumped back to the head of the Eastern Premiership glory race as previous pacesetters Arbroath plunged to defeat at the hands of Grange.

Willie Dick reviews the action in the East and West Premierships where Safyaan Sharif scored his second century of the season.

Glenrothes march on towards the title with their seventh straight win, while RH Corstorphine got their title challenge back on track.

Clydesdale defeat Watsonians at Myreside by ten wickets to advance to the semi-finals of the Scottish Cup.

The Wildcats defeat Oxfordshire by ten wickets to make it five wins in a row and retain their position at the top of the division.

Meigle defeated nearest challengers Perth Doo’cot by 3 wickets to increase their lead at the top of the table while rain thwarts Mannofield.

Arbroath may be on target in their quest to retain the Eastern Premiership crown - but club president Geoff Fisher believes his pacesetters have yet to click into gear.

The Wildcats have named their squad for their match against Oxfordshire at Bicester & North Oxford Cricket Club.

Willie Dick reviews the CSL Western Premier fixtures which sees champions Uddingston host third placed Renfrew

It is first versus second as Meigle visit Perth Doo’cot in a match that could go a long way to deciding the title.

League leaders Glenrothes will look to make it seven wins in a row when they travel to play Carlton 2.

Scotland Women Under 17 lost narrowly to Derbyshire Women Under 17 despite Kirstie Gordon hitting her maiden century.

Michael Leask and Richie Berrington hit centuries as Scotland A draw with Yorkshire 2nd XI.

Clydesdale defeat Prestwick by nine wickets to take the trophy back to Titwood for the first time in three years.

Shawholm is the venue for the Murgitroyd Rowan Cup Final where Clydesdale and Prestwick will contest the 90th final.

Cricket Scotland has launched a Scotland-wide ‘cricket-a-thon’ in aid of the STV Appeal 2014 which will take place on 23 and 24 August

Cricket Scotland have announced their squad to face the Netherlands in in three one day matches at Titwood, Glasgow on 1, 2 and 4 July.

Kirstie Gordon scored her second fifty in two days as Scotland Women U17 defeated their Cumbria counterparts by 10 runs.

Andi McElnea, the Ayr captain, insists his side will not get carried away in the wake of Saturday’s five-wicket success against title favourites Clydesdale.

Glenrothes are the only unbeaten team in the ESCA Championship as the first half of the season’s fixtures are completed.

Meigle maintained their unbeaten run with a comfortable 100 runs win against Strathmore at Victory Park.

Ayr gave the clearest demonstration yet of their Western Union CS title credentials with a hard-earned victory over favourites Clydesdale at Titwood.

Hamish Gardner stroked a century as Carlton gave themselves a morale-boosting win against Forfarshire at Grange Loan.

Arbroath skipper Marc Petrie knows his side will have to tame the menace of Michael Leask if they are to be sure of staying at the head of the Eastern Premiership title race.

A century from Neil Flack was insufficient as Stirling County defeat Greenock by 6 wickets to stay top of the CS Western First Division.

For the second week in a row title favourites Clydesdale have the chance to dent the aspirations of one of their closest rivals.

A Scottish Pakistani cricket team will take on a Scottish Indian team in a T20 clash in aid of charity, the Ucare Foundation, at Glasgow's Clydesdale Cricket Club on Sunday 22nd of June.

Meigle will look to end the first half of the season unbeaten when they host Strathmore at Victory Park.

As the fixtures reach the half way stage Glenrothes and RH Corstorphine are still locked together at the top of the table.

Following incomplete and inaccurate reports in the media regarding the Rowan Cup Final the WDCU would like to set the record straight.

Majid Haq has launched an attack on Western cricket chiefs for denying him and Richie Berrington the chance of appearing in one of the biggest matches of the season.

David Kelso reviews the matches in the Eastern Premier and ESCA Championship

Willie Dick reviews the action from the weekend's CS Western Union Premier Division matches.

Seven of Scotland’s women cricketers are swapping their bats for a royal baton, as they take part in the Queen’s Baton Relay for the 2014 Commonwealth Games.

Meigle make it magnificent seven as they overcome Gordonians by 24 runs.

No change at the top as Glenrothes win again and RH Corstorphine’s match is cancelled.

Drumpellier routed by East Kilbride

A topsy-turvy CS Eastern Premier division continued as Aberdeenshire defeated Grange in an extraordinary match at Mannofield.

First Division Ferguslie stunned CSL Premiership opponents Uddingston defeating them by eight wickets at Bothwell Castle to progress to the quarter finals of the Scottish Cup.

It may have taken a year to happen, but Falkland’s Ryan Hepburn can’t wait for today’s trip across the Tay Bridge to square up to Forfarshire.

Syed Shah takes 7 for 17 including four wickets in four balls as East Kilbride defeat Drumpellier by 109 runs.

Something has to give at King George V Playing Fields where Renfrew and Clydesdale go head-to-head in the day’s top game.

It is as you were going into week eight after last week’s fixtures all fell victim to the weather.

Meigle will be looking to continue their unbeaten run after rain thwarted them last week.

The Wildcats have named their squad for the match against Hertfordshire at Tring Cricket Club.

Stirling Council’s Community Planning and Regeneration Committee have given approval in principle for an agreement securing the new home of Cricket Scotland at New Williamfield, Stirling, the home of Stirling County Cricket Club.

The Granite City derby took centre stage on Saturday and, as so often this summer, Michael Leask emerged as the star turn.

The match between the Highlanders and Seafarers was abandoned after 33 overs, resulting in the Highlanders retaining their top of the table position and being confirmed champions.

In a rain affected programme there were wins for Arbroath, Gordonians and Mannofield.

The Highlanders beat the Seafarers by nine runs at Raeburn Place to make it six wins out of six in the T20 Pro Series.

Big-hitting Michael Leask gave another demonstration of his all-round talents as Stoneywood-Dyce sprang a surprise in the Granite City derby.

Willie Dick previews the matches in the CSL Western Premier Division.

International all rounder Calvin Burnett will be a notable absentee when champions Arbroath make the potential banana-skin trip to Inverleith to take on SMRH.

The match between table toppers Glenrothes and RH Corstorphine is abandoned after the first innings.

Meigle remain unbeaten as the SPCU NE Championship enters week 7.

Match of the day is at Gilvenbank when the top two clash with unbeaten records on the line.

Cricketers from all over Fife are being invited to make use of a new indoor cricket facility which opened in Glenrothes this week.

High-flying Highlanders took a step closer to completing a North Sea Pro Series double with a five-wicket win over the Reivers.

Holders Grange moved smoothly into the quarter-finals of the Scottish Cup with a comfortable win over Forfarshire at Forthill.

Calum MacLeod last night moved a step closer to earning a permanent Durham deal by firing a superb century for the county’s second string.

Clydesdale take it one step at a time as they defeat last year's champions at Bothwell Castle.

Meigle’s unbeaten run continues as they make it six in a row, while Forthill get their first win of the season.

Glenrothes and RH Corstorphine are now the only unbeaten sides in a day when West Lothian and Edinburgh South broke their ducks.

Eastern Premier champions Arbroath showed their mettle with a thrilling five-run win over in-form Aberdeenshire at Lochlands.

Clydesdale’s credentials as potential Western Union CS Premier champions were emphatically demonstrated as the Titwood club brushed aside current holders Uddingston in the Bothwell sunshine.

Arbroath skipper Marc Petrie has demanded an improved level of consistency when his batsmen go into battle against Aberdeenshire today.

IT is the reigning champions against the side most see as title favourites so all roads this afternoon will lead to the attractive Bothwell Castle Policies where Uddingston entertain Clydesdale in the day’s top match.

A look at the weekend’s fixtures as leaders Meigle face a tricky trip to Castle Park Huntly.

Match of the day will take place at Leith Academy when Murrayfield DAFS entertain Glenrothes., with each team unbeaten so far.

The Wildcats defeat Leicestershire by eight wickets to make it three wins in a row in the ECB Women's County Championship.

The Scottish Students have announced their side to play the MCC in their annual fixture which this year will take place at Garscube Glasgow University.

When Glenrothes snapped up Graeme Beghin from Edinburgh South, they thought they were acquiring an accomplished top-order batsman.

Umair Mohammed led the tributes to Matty Parker after he produced a “special” innings to inspire Forfarshire to Eastern Premiership success against Scottish champions Arbroath.

An unbeaten 38 knock from Kari Anderson guides the Scotland Wildcats to a six wicket victory over Derbyshire.

Andi McElnea, the Ayr captain, admitted to mixed emotions after his side fought out a thrilling tie with Renfrew at King George V Playing Fields on Saturday.

The Highlanders have moved a step closer to clinching the inaugural North Sea Pro 20 title with victory over the Holland Hurricanes.

Scotland pace prospect Gavin Main last night marked his Durham debut by bowling England hero Stuart Broad for a duck.

In the Eastern Premier Grange continued their impressive early season form with a commanding seven-wicket win over struggling Carlton at Raeburn Place.

Champions Uddingston recovered from their opening day defeat at Ayr to get their title defence on track with victory over West of Scotland.

Haq, Berrington and De Lange might all be arguably better known for their collective slow bowling but with the bat they are also a force to be reckoned with.

Glenrothes won the local derby against Freuchie while Murrayfield DAFS and RH Corstorphine are still unbeaten.

Meigle continue their unbeaten run with an eight wicket win against Mannofield to open up a gap at the top of the table.

Arbroath skipper Marc Petrie reckons today’s Eastern Premiership derby against Forfarshire will be well worth the wait.

Asim Khurshid with a century led a Murrayfield DAFS run feast as they defeated Holy Cross by 252 runs at Arboretum Road.

Frustrated by the weather last week, West of Scotland will today attempt to kickstart their season by beating defending champions Uddingston.

Clydesdale have always been regarded as one of the pre-eminent clubs in the Western Union and so far this season they are living up to the billing as a remodelled side loaded with quality slow bowling.

Meigle will have their championship credentials tested when they host champions Mannofield at Victory Park.

The match of the day will be the Fife derby when Glenrothes host near neighbours Freuchie at Gilvenbank, with both sides putting their unbeaten starts on the line.

Not football but cricket. Neil Drysdale looks back at the day 50 years ago this month when Ross County failed to score a run.

The Wildcats have named their squad for the fixtures against Derbyshire and Leicestershire.

Cam Farrell and Gordon Goudie emerged as the heroes as they inspired the Highlanders to another superb victory in the North Sea Pro Series.

David Torrie a mainstay of Kirriemuir CC and Strathmore Union cricket has sadly passed away.

Fraser Burnett hit 168, the highest score by an Arbroath player at Lochlands for many a year as they defeated Stoneywood-Dyce in a high scoring Scottish Cup tie.

The Highlanders recovered from a shaky start against the Hurricanes to win by 129 runs and pick up a vital bonus point.

Grange vice-captain Andrew Brock believes his side were able to snuff out the challenge of Eastern Premiership shock troops Falkland because the bowlers and fielders were good at handling a bar of soap!

There were hints on Saturday that Ayr skipper Andi McElnea’s pre-season wish may be granted during the weeks and months ahead.

Wins for Freuchie, Glenrothes, Murrayfield-DAFS and RH Corstorphine after a full fixture card was completed.

Meigle make it four in a row but are made to fight all the way by Dundee HSFP in a low scoring match at Dalnacraig.

The Highlanders beat the Hurricanes by 28 runs at Forthill in their T20 match.

CS Eastern Premier newcomers Forfarshire celebrate the easiest of 10-wicket victories over SMRH as they continued to adjust to life in the top flight.

A dramatic day to start the 2014 Western Union saw a major shock at Cambusdoon where Ayr turned early season form completely around and defeated Champions Uddingston.

Falkland's shock troops have been warned by Grange that their charmed life in the top flight could be about to hit the skids.

Alasdair Evans better known for his exploits with the ball hit a patient 41 to help Carlton recover from 9 for 3 to beat Stoneywood-Dyce by 34 runs.

Having won their first title since 1934 during a memorable 2013 campaign, Uddingston are not resting on their laurels as they attempt to build on that success.

After three weeks of cup action the league campaign now gets underway.

After week three was completely washed out hopes are high for a full fixture card this weekend.

Meigle put their unbeaten start on the line when they travel to Dalnacraig to meet Dundee HSFP.

The Western Union League season starts on Saturday and it hasn’t come soon enough for the reigning Champions Uddingston CC.

The Highlanders survived a late dose of the jitters to complete a quickfire North Sea Pro Series double over the Reivers.

Meigle made is three wins in a row with an eight wicket win against Stoneywood-Dyce in the only SPU NE Championship match to beat the elements.

Ryan Hepburn last night relived the “dream delivery” that brought Scotland big-hitter Michael Leask down to earth with an almighty thump.

After rain washed out all matches in the cup competitions it was as you were for qualification for the next stages.

Falkland made it three in a row and Arbroath bounce back with a win in the only Eastern Premier matches to beat the rain.

Defiant Arbroath skipper Marc Petrie has insisted last week’s shock Eastern Premiership defeat at the hands of Falkland has been consigned to history - and all memory of the “wake up call” will be erased by beating Carlton.

The final round of matches will take place this weekend, weather permitting and lots of places are still up for grabs in the Quarter Finals of both competitions.

Alastair Cook, the England captain, was lavish in his praise of Michael Leask following his side’s 39-run victory over Scotland at Mannofield.

Unbeaten Glenrothes and Holy Cross go head to head at Arboretum, while Freuchie, Murrayfield-DAFS and RH Corstorphine look to continue their unbeaten starts.

Meigle will be looking to make it a hat trick of wins when they meet Stoneywood-Dyce at Victory Park.

Craig Wright, Scotland’s stand-in coach, has ordered his players to produce the stand-out performance of their careers by beating England.

The ICC has announced that Dav Whatmore will help Afghanistan, Ireland, Scotland and UAE prepare for the World Cup 2015.

The Wildcats got their season underway with a double header against Northamptonshire and Hampshire, losing the first match but bouncing back to win the second.

Grant Bradburn, Scotland’s new head coach, has vowed to become a spin doctor to the national side.

Evans’ five-wicket haul still wasn’t enough to give the Highlanders a North Sea Pro 50 victory over Southern Seafarers in Voorburg.

The Reivers defeated the Hurricanes by 52 runs in their fifty over clash at Titwood.

Ali Evans claimed a fantastic four-wicket haul as the Highlanders launched their North Sea Pro 20 campaign with an easy win over the Southern Seafarers in Voorburg.

In a full programme Meigle kept up their winning start to the season with a seven wicket win at Lochlands.

Safyaan Shariff has tipped top flight newcomers Falkland to be in the mix for honours when the Eastern Premiership pecking order is decided in August.

Glenrothes made a belated but bright start to their Eastern Championship drive with an emphatic home-turf success against West Lothian, while RH Corstorphine made it two out of two.

The predicted rain stayed away and the CricHQ40 Cup took further shape in a cold West on Saturday and remarkably, with only one round of matches remaining the fight for places remains open with 13 of the 16 still in with a hope of qualification for the Quarter Finals.

The Reivers defeated the Hurricanes by 8 wickets in their Twenty 20 North Sea Pro Series at Titwood.

Safyaan Sharif warmed up for the match against England next week hitting an unbeaten 132 and then followed up with 3 for 48 as Falkland beat champions Arbroath United by 39 runs.

Forfarshire after their opening day defeat to Heriot's are looking to bounce back when they host Watsonians who also lost last week.

The Scotland selectors today named their 13–man squad to face England in the Royal London One Day match between Scotland and England on May 9th at Mannofield, Aberdeen.

The CricHQ40 Cup moves up a gear this weekend with some heavyweight clashes destined to secure some clubs qualification and leave others on the cusp of an early season exit.

RH Corstorphine, Holy Cross, Murrayfield-DAFS and RH Corstorphine will look to capitalise on their winning starts to the season.

Meigle travel to Lochlands to meet Arbroath United hoping to make it two wins in a row in the NE Championship.

England selectors today announced a 13-man squad for the Royal London One-Day International against Scotland in Aberdeen.

Scotland Women have named their squad for their double header against Northamptonshire (4th May ) and Hampshire (5th May).

Scotland cricket stars have been urged to get in tune before the arrival of new coach Grant Bradburn.

Scotland A had Durham County 2nd XI in trouble at 108 for 9 chasing 254 for victory when the match was abandoned due to heavy rain.

The Live Active Leisure “No Limits” disability cricket team travelled to Manchester and successfully defended their title.

An unbeaten 76 from Gordon Muchall was enough to see Durham County 2nd XI home by 1 wicket, when earlier it looked as though Scotland A would level the series.

Cricket Scotland have announced the new national team coaching structure designed to take Scotland forward to the 2015 Cricket World Cup and into the new Intercontinental Cup and World Cricket League structures which follow the ICC’s flagship event in Australia and New Zealand.

Calvin Burnett insisted Arbroath will continue to aim to earn success through their sheer enjoyment of cricket as they launched the defence of their Eastern Premiership crown on a high note.

Scotland A lost to Durham County 2nd XI by eleven runs in their first one day match at the Racecourse Ground, which was reduced to 32 overs a side.

Meigle defeat Perth Doo’cot in the only match to beat the inclement weather on the fist week of fixtures.

Wins for Freuchie, Holy Cross, Murrayfield-DAFS and RH Corstorphine in week one.

Champions Arbroath launched the defence of their Eastern Premier title with the sort of performance that suggests they may again be the team to beat.

Saltires star Richie Berrington has ended a long association with Greenock to join CS Western Premier outfit Clydesdale.

Heriot’s defeated Forfarshire by 28 runs at Goldenacre in a low scoring match.

ARBROATH launch their quest to retain the mantle of the best cricket team in Scotland, however stand-in skipper Ross McLean rejected the notion they will be favourites this time around.

Scotland have announced their A squad to travel to Durham for three one day matches against Durham 2XI at the Racecourse Ground on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.

Calum MacLeod made a miraculous recovery to captain Scotland to a tense victory against MCC at the Home of Cricket.

Majid Haq with an unbeaten 28 saw Scotland home by one wicket at Lord's in a low scoring encounter.

Arbroath will launch the defence of their CS Eastern Premier title on Saturday when they entertain Grange but the Lochlands.

Ahead of their first league match this weekend 11 metres of Glenrothes Cricket Club's artificial pitch is cut and stolen.

Abbi Aitkane captain of Scotland Women looks forward to what is likely to be a busy season of cricket for the women.

Calum MacLeod will captain Scotland in the absence of the injured Preston Mommsen when they meet the MCC at Lord's on 22 April.

Former Scotland coach and internationalist Peter Steindl has been appointed professional at RH Corstorphine for 2014.

New Zealand have revealed a strong 'A' squad to visit Scotland during their month long tour to the UK for one day matches against Sri Lanka A and the England Lions.

The Scottish Womens’ Cricket Association (SWCA) has been launched with the objective of increasing female participation in the sport by 150% by 2017.

Scotland captain Kyle Coetzer believes Scotland can claim a historic win over England in next month’s Royal London One-Day International in Aberdeen.

With just one month to go before the Royal London One-Day International between Scotland v England on 9 May, cricket fans have snapped up tickets for this eagerly anticipated clash, making the match a complete sell-out.

Sky Sports has announced that the Scotland v England One Day International on May 9th will be broadcast live from Mannofield.

Cricket Scotland and the KNCB have announced the fixtures and venues of the North Sea Pro Series.

Cricket Scotland has confirmed that Scotland will play three one matches against the Netherlands later this year.

Scotland will play three fixtures against New Zealand A in August.

As the Willow Vanishes is a personal journey by Richard 'Siggy' Young as he looks back on the influence of cricket on the social and economic background and development of western Scotland.

Cricket Scotland and the KNCB announce the launch of the North Sea Pro Series, Europe’s new professional cricket competition.

Former Scotland Coach has been appointed as Head Coach at Carlton and Gordon Drummond will take over the captaincy from Preston Mommsen.

Former Aberdeenshire and West Lothian player Gordon Hollins has been appointed as Chief Operating Officer of the ECB.

Scotland will meet traditional rivals Ireland in a three match ODI series in Dublin in September this year.

Cricket Scotland begin the search for a new head coach and inadvertently announced an internal promotion that might put some potential targets off.

Cricket Scotland is seeking to appoint a Head Coach to lead the ongoing development of the national men’s team up to and beyond the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015.

Following the success of the inaugural STK Cricket Overseas Spring Coaching Camp last year at the La Manga Club STK Cricket are delighted to announce that they will be running a second camp this year.

Australian all-rounder Mark Williams will play for St. Boswells in the East of Scotland League this season

Usman Saeed who has previously played in Scotland for Freuchie and Perth Doo'cot has been signed as Huntly professional for 2014.

Cricket Scotland League Eastern First Division Club Freuchie have signed Pakistani quick Rizwan Akbar.

Scotland seam bowler Iain Wardlaw has left Yorkshire by mutual agreement.

Glenrothes Cricket Club will be opening an Indoor Cricket Centre for both club and public use in the Woodside area of the town.

CSL Western Premier Division champions have signed Kiwi Matt McEwan as their professional for 2014

Scotland U17 Player Fraser has joined Glenrothes Cricket Club for the 2014 season.

New Zealand all-rounder Pierce Fletcher has signed for NVT Poloc as Overseas Amateur.

Scottish Student Sport has announced its intention to put together a Scottish Colleges XI to play against the Scottish Universities in April in Perth.

Scotland Under 19’s suffered their second defeat when they lost to Afghanistan by three wickets in their last warm up match.

Paul Collingwood joins England coaching staff for West Indies tour and World Twenty20 in Bangladesh.

Strathclyde University win the indoor sixes title after they defeated Aberdeen University in the final.

Scotland Under 17 Player of the Year Ben Wilkinson Joins Glenrothes Cricket Club

Scotland Under 19’s were comprehensively defeated by England in their first World Cup warm up match going down by 153 runs.

Ferguslie have signed Namibian Malan Kruger as their Overseas Amateur

St Lucian run machine Dwight Thomas has signed to play as the Overseas Amateur for Scottish Club Greenock.

Preston Mommsen stroked his maiden ODI century as Scotland claimed their first silverware for nine years to march into glamorous Group A at next year’s World Cup.

An unbeaten 139 by Preston Mommsen saw Scotland recover from 37 for 3 to defeat the UAE by 41 runs and lift the World Cup Qualifier Trophy for the second time.

Scotland survived a nerve-jangling clash with Kenya to claim their place at the World Cup finals.

The Western District Cricket Union are looking for an administrator to assist with running cricket in the west.

Having qualified for the 2015 World Cup Scotland have retained their ODI status and the funding that goes with it.

Scotland put the heartbreak of previous qualification campaigns behind them as the secured their place in the 2015 World Cup.

Scotland made it five wins a row with a 52 run win against PNG to put World Cup qualification within reach.

Scotland produced another dominant display to beat Papua New Guinea and move within touching distance of World Cup qualification.

Holders Grange will face RH Corstorphine at home while Carlton runners up last year face a trip to Glenpark to play Greenock in the first round of the Scottish Cup.

Scotland defeated Namibia by 21 runs to move into second place in the table.

Safy Sharif last led the way as Scotland took another step towards World Cup qualification.

Melbourne University seamer Tom Batters will return to Scottish Club Greenock for their 2014 season.

Scotland and Namibia will have to return on Monday to conclude their match after it was stopped by rain in their World Cup Qualifier in Lincoln.

The heart-warming renaissance of Calum MacLeod as a cricketer will be complete in April when he joins Durham, the current county champions, on a temporary contract.

Calum MacLeod batted himself into the record books as Scotland took another significant step towards World Cup qualification.

Scotland secured their place in the Super Sixes after defeating Canada by 170 runs in Christchurch New Zealand.

Kyle Coetzer is likely to miss the Canada match due to a wrist injury and could miss the rest of the tournament.

Calum MacLeod hammered a blistering century as Scotland stepped-up their World Cup qualifying bid with a convincing win over UAE in Queenstown, New Zealand.

An opening partnership of 178 between Calum MacLeod and Matthew Cross set up victory over the UAE in a rain shortened match by 53 runs.

Steady Freddie Coleman held his nerve as Scotland last night overcame a dose of the jitters to rekindle their World Cup qualifying hopes.

An unbeaten 64 from Freddie Coleman ensured that Scotland would get their first win in their World Cup qualifying campaign.

Cricket Scotland have announced their U19 squad for the World Cup in UAE next month.

A brilliant century from Preston Mommsen was not enough to save Scotland from a humiliating defeat to Hong Kong.

Scotland got their World Cup Qualifying campaign off to the worst possible start going down by 17 runs to Hong Kong.

Steve Knox may not be the most familiar name in Scottish cricket but the opinions of the former Saltires opening batsman are worth considering especially when it comes to the national side’s prospects of qualifying for the 2015 World Cup.

Former Kelburne team-mates Majid Haq and Mark Ferguson could be in opposition when Scotland meets Hong Kong in their World Cup Qualifier match.

Run-machine Calum MacLeod scored his fourth consecutive half-century as Scotland crushed Namibia by 63 runs.

Scotland defeated Namibia by 63 runs as they finished their World Cup preparations.

Craig Wright watched Scotland crush Papua New Guinea before claiming the margin of victory could have been even greater.

Scotland cruised to victory against Papua New Guinea in their first warm-up match, winning by seven wickets in Christchurch.

Former Saltires star Steve Knox is being sent in to bat as coach of Germany.

Run-hungry Scotland posted their highest-ever 50-over total to continue a winning build-up to the World Cup qualifiers.

Cricket Scotland have confirmed that Peter Steindl stepped down from his role as Head Coach to the Scotland cricket team in mid-December.

Freddie Coleman stroked his first senior international century as Scotland continued their build-up to World Cup qualifiers in style.

Calum MacLeod hit a scintillating half-century as Scotland launched their preparations for the World Cup qualifiers in style.

Scotland's cricketers go into their World Cup qualifying campaign in New Zealand later this month with many of the squad in "last chance saloon" according to former Scotland great Paul Hoffmann.