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ICC European Division 1 Championship 2008

Dublin, Ireland,
25-31 July.

The Ireland team after winning the ICC European Championships by beating Scotland by 7 wickets in the decisive match.
The Ireland team after winning the ICC European Championships by beating Scotland by 7 wickets in the decisive match. ©ICC/CricketEurope
 Latest News
ECC Ireland overcome the rain - and Scotland
William Porterfield's men retained their European title with a seven-wicket victory at Clontarf.
ECC Rain badly affects the final day of the Championships
As Ireland and Scotland play at Clontarf, the weather frustrates the rest of the tournament
ECC Denmark too strong for plucky Norway
Norway passed 200 for the first time, but the Danes lost only two wickets in knocking off the runs.
ECC Ireland make hard work of defeating Italy
Set only 159 to win, Ireland lose six wickets at Malahide
ECC Scotland set up title decider against Ireland
A comprehensive six-wicket victory over The Netherlands gives the Scots a crack at their first European title.
 

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 About the Tournament
The 1st Division of the European Championship consists of Denmark, Ireland, Italy, The Netherlands, Norway and Scotland who will play each other in a round-robin league format.

The fifteen matches will be played at six venues in the Dublin area. The matches involving Ireland, The Netherlands and Scotland are all full One Day Internationals and will be staged at Clontarf.
 Awards
  • Winners: Ireland
  • Player of the Tournament: F Klokker (Denmark)
  • Spirit of Cricket: Scotland
 Tournament Programme
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  • profiles of the teams,
  • welcome messages,
  • feature articles, …
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 Previous Championships
This is the seventh European 1st Division Championship, the first having been held in Denmark in 1996. Winners of the previous tournaments were Ireland, The Netherlands and ECB England who have all won the title twice. The current holders are Ireland, who won the 2006 tournament in Scotland.
 Tournament Regulations
The ICC Europe Standard Playing Conditions are available by clicking here.
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