ICC’s global media rights partner is WWM/Star Sports and the Cricket World Cup is available for viewing in Finland as well on Starsports.com.

Sign up to the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 Web Pass on https://account.starsports.com/star-package - for the equivalent of EUR 17 you can watch live streaming of all the games of the ICC Cricket World Cup in Australia and New Zealand.

The highlight of the 2015 cricketing year is nearly here: the ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 begins on February 14. But whether you are on the ground in Australia and New Zealand or anywhere around the world, you can get closer than ever before to the event by downloading the new ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 App for free direct to your smartphone or tablet.

The App, which is available for Apple and Android devices, has a number of unique features and has been designed to enhance the user experience and enjoyment of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. It allows fans to keep up-to-date with all the latest news during the tournament – and play the Official ICC Cricket World Cup Fantasy League, Pick their Greatest All-Time World Cup XI, Play the Official ICC Cricket World Cup Quiz or look back over the 100 Greatest World Cup Moments Countdown. 

The App provides access to the new ICC Match Centre that will keep fans abreast of the live action with the fastest source of live scores and ball-by-ball commentary. It will also contain video highlights and the most important moments of the match that will ensure that those who haven’t caught the action live on television, will not miss out on anything. The video highlights will include all the dismissals, the magic moments, the big innings, the best dismissals and the post-match press conferences. 

 June 26 at noon
(10 AM BST)
Austria v Isle of Man 
Belgium v Germany 
Norway v Gibraltar  
 June 26 at 15.00
(3 PM BST)
Belgium v Austria 
Norway v Germany 
Gibraltar v Isle of Man 

Tuesday, June 10, saw the long-awaited official opening of Kerava National Cricket Ground. The ribbon across the players' bridge was formally cut by Lord King of Lothbury, President of Chance to Shine, Patron of Worstershire CCC and Honorary President of Ekenäs Cricket Club in Finland, and Petri Härkönen, Mayor of Kerava, assisted by FCA Chairman Andrew Armitage. 

For pictures from the day's festivities, please go to our Inauguration Day page - you don't want to miss Lord King bowling at Kerava.

Finland took only three wickets in the fourth and final game of the Pepsi ICC Europe Division 3 tournament in La Manga, Spain, today. Ekhpelwak Kutchey top-scored for Finland with an unbeaten 37 off 24 balls, but it was too little too late, as Anastasios Manousis had hit the tournament's first century (102* off 61 balls) to take Hellas to a total of 185 for  three. Andreas Koutsoufis and Dimitrios Triantafillidis each took three wickets as Finland's reply was restricted  to 132 for 8.

The CricHQ scorecard for the match is available online, and below you can also find the batting and bowling scorecards.

Belgium was Finlands third opponent in the Pepsi ICC Europe Division 3 tournament in La Manga, Spain. Finland's loss meant Belgium is only undefeated team left in the tournament after Israel bowled Spain for 111 and then chased that in 17.5 overs for the loss of three wickets.

We will publish the full Match Report in pdf on this page when it becomes available, but until then you can enjoy an updated version of the live report published on Cricket Finland's Facebook page during the match below or the scorecard here.

Gallingly, Finland's second match in the Pepsi ICC Europe Division 3 Tournament in La Manga, Spain, also ended in disappointment. The Finnish Men's Team lost to Israel despite beginning with two wickets in the first over of their reply, courstesy of Tariq Sarfraz, including a golden duck for Israel's Matthew Hoffman.

As usual, the scorecard is available online on the CricHQ, or you can click here for a full Match Report.

Finland lost its opening game of the Pepsi ICC Europe Division 3 Tournament in La Manga, Spain, yesterday. Finland scored 153 for the loss of 7 wickets in their 20 overs, but Spain paced their run-chase well and posted 157 for 6 with five balls to spare.

There are, however, a number of positives to take from the match. For one, Finland's Manoj Achchige scored a fifty (including four fours and three sixes) and was the game's MVP according to the CricHQ scorecard, which you can view here online. Two wickets for captain Amrik Bhatia  and two runouts by Zahidullah Kamal also bode well for today's game against Israel.