Bahrain national cricket team

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Bahrain
Flag of Bahrain
ICC membership granted	2001
ICC member status	Affiliate member
ICC development region	Asia
Captain	Qamar Saeed
World Cricket League division	n/a
ACC Trophy division	Champions
First recorded match	12 June 2004 v Hong Kong at Selangor Turf Club, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (Note: Under 17 team played in 2000)
As of 10 September 2006

The Bahraini cricket team is the team that represents the country of Bahrain in international cricket matches. They became an ICC affiliate member in 2001. [1] Their first international appearance was at the ACC Trophy in 2004, where they failed to progress beyond the first round. They took part in the tournament again in August 2006, putting in a much better performance to finish in 6th place. Earlier in the year they won the ACC Middle East Cup, beating Afghanistan in the final. [2]

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Former members: East Africa \| East and Central Africa \| West Africa
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