Hungary's international T20 ranking |
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53rd (out of 67) |
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Joint 85th (out of 107) |
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| Carmel Invitational Euro Twenty20 |
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| Flintshire, Wales, 19-26 August 2009 |
 Hungary took part in the Carmel Invitational Euro Twenty20, but failed to win any of their four matches in the tournament proper
In their first group match, Flanders scored 151 (despite Leckonby's 3 for 6) and Hungary came up short by 29 runs (despite Ed Allnutt's 47) report + card
In their second match, Allnutt scored 36 not out and Leckonby again took three wickets but that wasn't enough to stop New Victoria reaching their target of 98 with three wickets left card
The third defeat came at the hands of the hosts Carmel by 6 wickets - the loss left them with just one point from their group matches and sent them into the Plate competition card
Unfortunately, Hungary went down at the hands of Croatia by 18 runs, despite Leckonby's 33, and thus ended their stay in the tournament card
Hungary quickly arranged a friendly match against Bulgaria, which they won by 2 wickets with 2 balls to spare thanks to 25 from Mahesh Singh and 32 from Will Pohl
Flanders were the winners of the Trophy, beating hosts Carmel in the final. Croatia beat New Victoria in the Plate final. Alderney won the spirit of cricket award. Russia were the other team in the tournament |
Group A
Alderney (Channel Islands)
Bulgaria
Croatia
Russia |
Group B
Carmel (Wales)
Flanders (France)
Hungary
New Victoria (England) |
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Group matches
Sunday: Flanders (151-7) beat Hungary (122 a/o) by 29 runs report + card
Tuesday: New Victoria (98-7) beat Hungary (97-8) by 3 wickets card
Wednesday: Carmel (90-4) beat Hungary (86-9) by 6 wickets card |
Plate semi-final
Thursday: Croatia (107-4) beat Hungary (81 a/o) by 26 runs card |
Friendly
Friday: Hungary (112-8) beat Bulgaria (111-6) by 2 wickets |
Hungary Squad
| Andrew Leckonby |
Matt Watson-Broughton |
| Ed Allnutt |
Mahesh Singh |
| D. Arbuthnott |
Mike Glover |
| Eric Pohl |
Lucky Singh |
| William Pohl |
Nick Palmer |
| Ted Weise |
Janos Matyasfalvi |
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| Euro Twenty20 Cup 2011 - GB Oval, Szodliget, 20-27 August 2011 |
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 Hungary won the Euro Twenty20 tournament!
Hungary entered two teams - the full-strength Hungary team plus Hungary A.
Click here to see all the results, stats and more on the official tournament website
Click on these links to see lots of photos:
  
| Tournament results - Hungary |
| Sat 27 Aug |
Hungary (122-2) |
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Bulgaria (121-8) |
by 8 wkts |
 Haroon Abel took three wickets, then Eddie Allnutt hit 42 not out to overhaul Bulgaria and secure the Euro Twenty20 title for Hungary |
| Fri 26 Aug |
Hungary (146-7) |
beat |
Croatia A (102 a/o) |
by 44 runs |
| Good knocks from Zahir, Allnutt and Ahuja and three-wicket hauls for Abel and Tamas Torok put Hungary into the final |
| Wed 24 Aug |
Hungary (183-8) |
beat |
Macedonia (59 a/o) |
by 124 runs |
| Hungary eased into the semi-finals with a 124-run win, but they lost 8 wickets on the way to the plucky Macedonians |
| Tue 23 Aug |
Hungary (172-8) |
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Lithuania (102-7 a/o) |
by 70 runs |
| Hungary comprehensively beat Lithuania to make the semi-finals, with Safi Zahir hitting 74 |
| Sun 21 Aug |
Hungary (120-1) |
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Bulgaria (118-7) |
by 9 wkts |
| Great knocks from Allnutt, Ahuja and Zahir took Hungary to victory with 5 overs to spare, after Hanif's unbeaten 68 provided Bulgaria with a decent total |
| Tournament results - Hungary A |
| Sat 27 Aug |
Lithuania (132-7) |
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Hungary A (129-6) |
by 3 wkts |
| Lithuania pipped Hungary A with two balls to spare to win the Plate Final, thanks to Kamp's unbeaten 35 in reply to Sperling's 50 for the locals |
| Thu 25 Aug |
Hungary A (149-7) |
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Macedonia (68-7) |
by 81 runs |
| Solid batting and accurate bowling (especially by their two female players who each took two wickets) helped Hungary A into the Plate final |
| Wed 24 Aug |
Hungary A (210-3) |
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Slovakia (164-5) |
by 46 runs |
| Robin Sperling hit a stylish 92 to help Hungary A to a massive total, but the natives of Slovakia batted bravely and ran aggressively to give them a scare |
| Tue 23 Aug |
Serbia (78-2) |
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Hungary A (77-9) |
by 8 wkts |
| Serbia made it a perfect three out of three with a simple win over Hungary A, bowling out their opponents for just 77 to ensure first place in the group and consigning the locals to the Plate |
| Sun 21 Aug |
Croatia A (144-5) |
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Hungary A (138-6) |
by 6 runs |
| Close! Great batting and a poor fielding display saw Croatia A rack up 144 runs, but Sperling and Gamble took Hungary A to within a whisker of the target |
| Hungary |
Hungary A |
| Expatriates |
Expatriates |
| Andrew Leckonby (Captain) |
Adrian Zador |
| Eddie Allnutt |
Andy Grieve |
| Habib Deldar |
Chris Priest (Vice Captain/2nd keeper) |
| Haroon Abel |
Dean Marshel-Courte |
| Khaibar Deldar |
Kevin Johnson |
| Mahesh Singh |
Lucky Singh |
| Marc Ahuja (4 yrs) (2nd Keeper) |
Mark Bownas
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| Mike Glover (Keeper) |
Phillip Gamble (4yrs) |
| Ranjit Khumar |
Rajvir Singh (4yrs) |
| Safi Zahir (Shiraz, 4yrs) |
Robin Sperling |
| Suman Manuel (5yrs) |
Shobhit Gupta |
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Steve Anthony (Keeper) |
| Native Players |
Native Players |
| Gabor Torok (Vice Captain) |
Brigi Hotea |
Matyas Balogh
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Claudia Balogh |
| Tamas Torok |
David Tosics |
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Janos Matyasfalvi (Captain) |
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Viktor Agoston |
IMPORTANT NOTES regarding selection criteria:
The below criteria had a huge impact on the final list for this squad:
i) Firstly, to be eligible for this squad a player must meet one of the ICC criteria:
A - National of the country
B - Born in Hungary
C - Lived in Hungary for at least 183 days in each of the previous 7 years
D - Lived in Hungary for at least 183 days in each of the previous 4 years, and done cricket development work for at least 100 days in the previous 5 years (only two members of the team can use this criteria) (n.b. 2 in the team means 2 in the XI on the field - 3 could be in our final squad of 16).
Age - To play in senior cricket matches in 2011, players must have been born in 1994 or earlier (ie. turn 17 during the year)
ii) Specific for this tournament:
- the clause of '100 days of cricket development work' does not apply for this tournament
- a MINIMUM of 3 native players must be included in the final squad of 16
- at least 2 native players must be in each team's starting XI for each match in the tournament
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| Euro Twenty20 Cup 2010 |
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| Skopje, Macedonia, 10-17 July 2010 |
| Group A |
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W |
L |
BP |
Pt |
| Hungary |
3 |
2 |
1 |
10 |
18 |
| Croatia |
3 |
2 |
1 |
8 |
16 |
Romania |
3 |
2 |
1 |
5 |
13 |
| Macedonia |
3 |
0 |
3 |
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3 |
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| Group B |
P |
W |
L |
BP |
Pt |
| Russia |
3 |
2 |
1 |
8 |
16 |
| Bulgaria |
3 |
2 |
1 |
8 |
16 |
| Cricket Board of Wales |
3 |
2 |
1 |
8 |
16 |
| Serbia |
3 |
0 |
3 |
5 |
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Hungary Squad
| Adrian Zador |
Lucky Singh |
| Andrew Leckonby (Captain) |
Matyas Balogh |
| Chris Priest |
Mike Glover (wk) |
| Eddie Allnutt |
Ranjeet Kumar |
| Habib Deldar |
Sufiyan Mohammed (Vice-captain) |
| Haroon Abel |
Suman Manuel |
| Janos Matyasfalvi |
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Hungary results
Sunday 11th July |
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Hungary |
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Croatia |
101-5 |
100 a/o |
Mohammed 32
Allnutt 27 |
by 5 wickets |
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Abel 3 wkts |
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Monday 12th July |
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Romania |
beat
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Hungary |
139 a/o |
117-7 |
by 22 runs |
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Tuesday 13th July |
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Hungary |
beat
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Macedonia |
177-3 |
64 a/o |
Abel 5 wkts |
by 113 runs |
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Friday 16th July |
Semi-final |
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Hungary |
beat
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Bulgaria |
95 a/o |
77 a/o |
Kumar 4 wkts |
by 18 runs |
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Saturday 17th July |
Final |
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Hungary |
beat
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Russia |
166-7 |
165-6 |
Mohammed 82 |
by 3 wkts |
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| Full fixtures |
| Sat 10 |
Russia (129-5) beat Bulgaria (128-7) by 1 run |
| Sat 10 |
Romania (133-4) beat Macedonia (125-6) by 8 runs |
| Sun 11 |
CBW (128 a/o) beat Serbia (38 a/o) by 90 runs |
| Sun 11 |
Hungary (101-5) beat Croatia (100 a/o) by 5 wickets |
| Mon 12 |
Bulgaria (126-9) beat Serbia (70 a/o) by 56 runs |
| Mon 12 |
CBW (116-8) beat Russia (115 a/o) by 2 wickets |
| Mon 12 |
Romania (139 a/o) beat Hungary (117-7) by 22 runs |
| Tue 13 |
Bulgaria (108 a/o) beat CBW (53 a/o) by 55 runs |
| Tue 13 |
Croatia (158-6) beat Romania (58 a/o) by 100 runs |
| Tue 13 |
Hungary (177-3) beat Macedonia (64 a/o) by 113 runs |
| Wed 14 |
Russia beat Serbia |
| Wed 14 |
Croatia beat Macedonia |
| Thu 15 |
Plate SF: Romania beat Serbia
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| Thu 15 |
Plate SF: CBW beat Macedonia
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| Fri 16 |
Trophy SF: Hungary (95 a/o) beat Bulgaria (77 a/o) by 18 runs |
| Fri 16 |
Trophy SF: Russia (149-6) beat Croatia (142-4) by 7 runs |
| Fri 16 |
7/8 Playoff: Serbia beat Macedonia |
| Sat 17 |
3/4 Playoff: Bulgaria beat Croatia
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| Sat 17 |
Plate Final: CBW beat Romania by 11 runs |
| Sat 17 |
Trophy Final: Hungary (166-7) beat Russia (165-6) by 3 wickets |
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