Over a two year cycle the EAP hosts a regional Senior Men's, Senior Women's, U17 and Men's Under 19 tournament. Furthermore a regional representative team from the region competes in the annual Australian Country Cricket Championships.Each member actively promotes and supports local tournaments, along with tours of their country by travelling cricket clubs. Conducting a cricket tour for your club is not only a great way to bond as a team, but it is also a golden opportunity to experience other cultures, travel the world and spread the game of cricket.If your club is interested in seeking further information about conducting a cricket tour to any of the Affiliate or Associate members of the EAP please contact Adam Cassidy for further information.

Adam Cassidy
adam.cassidy@cricket.com.au
+61 3 9653 9925

There are many opportunities for touring teams to the East Asia-Pacific region. Some of these are listed below:

Japan

When:	August, 3rd or 4th Week of September.
Where:	Fuji City/Sano City/Osaka City
Duration:	from 2 matches and 4 nights
Format:	International Tours (Teams from Australia, England, Shanghai have come in the past)
Details:	We welcome international tours. Depending on ground availability, tours can be over a weekend, or over two weekends. Most probably the matches will be played on the weekend

Samoa

When:	Prime Minister's Easter Cup, starts Good Friday every year. Clubs from Australia and New Zealand play out national team(s) and our emerging teams. Men's and Women's.
Where:	Garden Oval, however we are looking at playing some games in rural Samoa.
Duration:	Easter, Pm's Cup starts; Good Friday, Saturday, Rest Day Sunday, then back on Monday.
Format:	40 over ODI, with one day T20 Style games. 4 to 6 teams compete each year
Details:	The friendship of cricket is at the top of the highlight. We promote clubs to come and play their first international games. We don't attract starts or celebs, just good club cricketers and we encourage them to bring their families and their kids along for a great cricketing holiday.

Fiji

When:	Annually over the Easter weekend
Where:	Albert Park and Queen Elizabeth Barracks ground in Suva
Duration:	Starts on Wednesday before Easter with rest day on Sunday and runs for a week
Format:	T20 with semi finals and final. 10-12 teams take part
Details:	Annual national championships which includes teams from the mainland and islands of Fiji along with some invitational teams. International club teams are welcome to attend and previously teams from Australia and New Zealand have taken part. The final is televised on Fiji TV and broadcast on FBC Radio.