Argentina national cricket team

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Argentina
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Nickname(s)Sunny Ones
Association Argentine Cricket Association
Personnel
Captain Hernán Fennell
CoachSteven Kruger
History
First-class debutv. Flag of England.svg MCC at Buenos Aires; 18 February 1912
List A debutv. Flag of Oman.svg  Oman at Windhoek, Namibia; 24 November 2007
International Cricket Council
ICC status Associate (1974;50 years ago (1974))
ICC region Americas
ICC RankingsCurrent [1] Best-ever
T20I 56th 46th (1 May 2020)
International cricket
First internationalv. Flag of Uruguay.svg  Uruguay, 1868
One Day Internationals
World Cup Qualifier appearances6 (first in 1979 )
Best resultFirst round (1979; 1986–2001)
Twenty20 Internationals
First T20Iv. Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico at El Cortijo Polo Club, Lima; 3 October 2019
Last T20Iv. Flag of the Cayman Islands.svg  Cayman Islands at Hurlingham Club Ground, Buenos Aires; 15 December 2024
T20IsPlayedWon/Lost
Total [2] 27 15/12
(0 ties, 0 no results)
This year [3] 8 5/3
(0 ties, 0 no results)
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As of 15 December 2024

The Argentina national cricket team is the team that represents the country of Argentina in international cricket. The team is organised by the Argentine Cricket Association (ACA), which became an associate member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in 1974.

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With the sport having been introduced by British immigrants, Argentina played its first international cricket match in 1868, against Uruguay, with fixtures against Brazil and Chile following in 1888 and 1893, respectively. [4] Beginning in 1912, there were regular visits from English teams, including the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on two occasions. On four of those tours, matches between the Argentine national side and the visiting team were accorded first-class status, making for 13 first-class matches in total between 1912 and 1938. [5] Argentina, Brazil, and Chile, the mainstays of South American cricket, commenced regular international matches in the 1920s, which have continued into the present-day (outside the period surrounding World War II). [6] The South American Championship was created in 1995 by those three teams and Peru, and is now held annually. Argentina has been the dominant team at the championship, winning ten out of the sixteen tournaments held, and consequently has sent only development sides since 2000 (until 2019 when the matches in the event were eligible for Twenty20 International status for the first time).

Argentina made its ICC tournament debut at the 1979 ICC Trophy in England, which was the first event staged only for associate members. The team failed to appear at the subsequent 1982 edition, but from 1986 to 2001 appeared in five consecutive tournaments. However, Argentina only won its first match at the 1990 tournament, when it defeated East and Central Africa. [7] The team won four matches in division two at the 2001 edition, but has made no further appearances in what has now been renamed the World Cup Qualifier. In the early 2000s, Argentina was one of the leading associates in the ICC Americas region, and in 2007, when the World Cricket League (WCL) was established, the side was placed into Division Three. Promoted into Division Two later in the year, it was immediately relegated, and continued to drop divisions over the following years. Finally, after placing fourth at the 2013 Division Six event, Argentina lost its place in the global tournament system. The team is yet to re-qualify, instead competing only in regional tournaments.

History

Background

Cricket has been played in Argentina since 1806, with the international side making its first appearance in 1868 against Uruguay. [8] Argentina faced Uruguay 29 times up until World War II, winning 21 of the matches. The team had previously played against Brazil in 1888 and then against Chile in 1893. For its first match against Chile, the national team had to travel to Santiago by crossing the Andes by mule, which took three and a half days.

First-class cricket

Argentina first played first-class cricket in 1912 against the Marylebone Cricket Club. [9] The national team played a three match series against the visitors, winning the first game, [10] but losing the second [11] and third. [12] The teams were made up almost exclusively of British expatriates who were mostly employed on the railways, in export or in farming. [13]

Between the wars, infrequent fixtures were played against Brazil and Argentina, and were at that time included in Wisden's cricket records. [14] First-class matches were played against an elderly [15] MCC side in 1926/27, Sir Julien Cahn's XI in 1930 and Sir Theodore Brinckman's XI in 1937/38. [9] The four-match series against the MCC was lost 2–1, with one game drawn. [16] The three-match series against Sir Julien Cahn's XI finished with two draws, Cahn's XI winning the first game [17] and the series against Brinkman's XI was drawn 1–1. [18] That series was Argentina's last involvement in first-class cricket to date. [9]

Players and clubs

J.H. Paul, captain of the national team in 1925. Cricket paul 1925.jpeg
J.H. Paul, captain of the national team in 1925.

In 1932 a South American team consisting mainly of Argentine-based players toured England. It played seven first class matches and twelve other fixtures. [19]

A two match series against Chile in December 1938 was won by Argentina, [20] the second match of which saw the interesting occurrence of Argentina's Alfred Jackson playing against his brother John Jackson. [21]

Leading players during this period were the Ayling brothers, K. Bush (who also played for Brazil), D. Cavanagh, Herbert Dorning (the so-called "Grand Old Man of Argentine Cricket") and Donald Forrester. [13]

A strong club scene existed until the 1950s with clubs Belgrano, Buenos Aires, Lomas, and Hurlingham

This resulted in a relatively strong national side. Railway and Bank teams disbanded after the war along with the formerly strong San Isidro side. The national side sank to a low level, being heavily beaten by MCC in 1958–59. [22]

By 2010, cricket had made some positive strides in Argentina even if the national side was struggling somewhat.

Old Georgian, Lomas, Belgrano, Hurlingham, and San Albano were as strong as they had been for some time along with Buenos Aires CRC, which was once again fielding sides after a long absence. Bedes Grammar School and Atlético del Rosario were both working their way through the lower divisions of the domestic league and supplying many players to the national age group squads, while an Academy side had been introduced into the First Division in response to the growing number of young players from the Italian/Spanish majority that were taking up the sport.

Previously the club competition had been kept alive largely by Anglo-Argentines – many of whom were descendants of well known cricketing identities in the country going right back to the early 20th century. In all, more than 30 teams at senior level comprised from the eight clubs were competing in four divisions and there was also a quickly growing ladies league.

ICC Trophy

Argentina participated in the first ICC Trophy in 1979 [23] but missed the second in 1982 which was played in England and started only two days after the conclusion of Falklands War. [24] They returned for the 1986 ICC Trophy [25] and played in every one following that until the 2001 event. They did not qualify for the 2005 tournament. [26]

Americas Championship

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The Argentina team of 1921.

Argentina hosted and won the first South American Championship in 1995 [27] and still play in the tournament today, though they now send an "A" team. [28] They also participated in the first ICC Americas Championship in 2000, finishing 5th. [29] MCC visited again in March 2001, winning both matches. [30]

Argentina hosted the Americas Championship in 2002, finishing sixth. [31] MCC toured again in 2004, drawing the series 1–1. [32] Later that year, Argentina finished 5th in the Americas Championship. [33]

In 2006, the Americas Championship was split into two divisions and Argentina were placed in Division Two. They won the Division Two tournament and were promoted to Division One in Canada that August, [34] where they finished 5th. [35]

In 2008 they finished 5th with only one victory coming against newcomers Suriname. The inclusion of coach Hamish Barton in the team proved successfully specially when he scored 99 not out against Canada. Argentina ended being beaten in a nail-biting finish by 1 wicket.

World Cricket League

This originally qualified them for Division Five of the World Cricket League, but they were placed in Division Three following the suspension of the USA from international cricket. [36] They finished as runners-up to Uganda in the tournament and qualified for Division Two in Windhoek, Namibia.

Following their promotion, in November 2007, Argentina traveled to Namibia to take part in Division Two of the ICC World Cricket League. They played Denmark, the hosts, Oman and the UAE in addition to the other qualifier from Division Three; Uganda. Division Two proved to be a step too far for Argentina, as they lost all their group matches and then lost to Uganda in a positional playoff and finished sixth. On the basis of their sixth-place finish in this tournament, Argentina were relegated back to Division Three for the 2009 tournament which Argentina hosted from 24 to 31 January 2009. However, Argentina again struggled, losing all five of their games to finish bottom of the table and were relegated to the Division Four. In Division 4 their downfall continued and lost all the games thus relegated to Division Five. Then again in Division 5 they lost all the matches and have now been relegated to Division Six. Argentina have lost considerable form over time and with present ways they may go down the WCL structure.

In 2013, Argentina took part in Division Six of the World Cricket League and came fourth. In normal circumstances it meant they will play Div 6 in 2015 but ICC is going for a change of structure of World Cricket League and Argentina might go out of the WCL Structure unless they fight back which looks tough.

2018–present

In April 2018, the ICC decided to grant full Twenty20 International (T20I) status to all its members. Therefore, all Twenty20 matches played between Argentina and other ICC members after 1 January 2019 have the full T20I status. [37]

Argentina played their first T20I match against Mexico on 3 October 2019 during the 2019 South American Cricket Championship in Peru

3 October 2019
08:30
Scorecard
Mexico  Flag of Mexico.svg
46/8 (12 overs)
v
Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina
47/1 (6.3 overs)
Tarun Sharma 22 (21)
Hernán Fennell 2/3 (1 over)
Hernán Fennell 25* (17)
Luis Hermida 1/17 (2 overs)
Argentina won by 9 wickets
El Cortijo Polo Club Pitch 1, Lima
Umpires: Oscar Andrade (Ber) and Sandeep Harnal (Can)
  • Argentina won the toss and elected to field.
  • The match was reduced to 12 overs per side.
  • First ever T20I match for Argentina.

In October 2019, Argentina won 2019 South American Cricket Championship after defeating Mexico by four wickets in the final [38]

Tournament history

World Cricket League

ICC Trophy

ICC Americas Championship

South American Championship

ICC T20 World Cup Americas Qualifier

Squad

Argentina's squad for the 2023 ICC Men's T20 World Cup Americas Sub-regional Qualifier:

Reserves:

Records & Statistics

International Match Summary — Argentina [45]

Last updated 15 December 2024

Playing Record
FormatMWLTNRInaugural Match
Twenty20 Internationals271512003 October 2019

Twenty20 International

T20I record versus other nations [45]

Records complete to T20I #3059. Last updated 15 December 2024.

OpponentMWLTNRFirst matchFirst win
vs Associate Members
Flag of the Bahamas.svg  Bahamas 312008 November 20212 March 2023
Flag of Belize.svg  Belize 2200010 November 202110 November 2021
Flag of Bermuda.svg  Bermuda 5050014 November 2021
Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil 110004 October 20194 October 2019
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 1010013 November 2021
Flag of the Cayman Islands.svg  Cayman Islands 202004 March 2023
Flag of Chile.svg  Chile 220005 October 20195 October 2019
Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico 550003 October 20193 October 2019
Flag of Panama.svg  Panama 3210010 November 202110 November 2021
Flag of Peru.svg  Peru 110004 October 20194 October 2019
Flag of Suriname.svg  Suriname 1100011 December 202411 December 2024
Flag of the United States.svg  United States 1010011 November 2021

Other records

Performances by Argentina cricketers in World Cricket League matches since 2007

Current players
NameMatchesRunsWickets
Martin Siri 225023
Bernardo Irigoyen 91490
Pablo Ferguson 344090
Lucas Paterlini 2742731
Gary Savage 3337136
Alejandro Ferguson 304580
Matias Paterlini 3453613
Esteban MacDermott 3628329
Hernán Williams 131220
Augustin Casime 14358
Facundo Duggan3230
Lautaro Musiani 4102
Pedro Bruno 6170
Hernán Fennell 121511
Former players
NameMatchesRunsWickets
Pablo Ryan 145115
Grant Dugmore 142272
Alejo Tissera5664
David Mauro280
Tomas Francis 8730
Carlos Gibson 5730
Donald Forrester 223532
Diego Lord 2412032
Hamish Barton 6624
Esteban Nino 13414

Performances by Argentina cricketers in World Cricket League matches since 2007

Highest Scores

Best bowling figures

See also

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