Concentration etched on the face of Chief Scorer and Statistician Kim Leung, while Tournament Referee Ian “Reds” Liddell keeps everyone up-to-date with the commentary

Inside the players’ marquee

View of the pitch from the players’ marquee, with the Andaman Seaview Hotel in the background

Action from the tense Bowl semi-final between Gauhati Town and Lamma CC

Gauhati Town take time to relax in the stands after finishing runners-up in the Bowl competition

Applecross Postels (Australia), eventual Plate winners, in their distinctive headgear

Applecross Postels tournament shirt

The Corner Tigers (Pakistan) show how it’s possible to enjoy a beer and still win the Cup!

Sunshine CC (India), winners of the Bowl competition

Blythswood CC (UK) & Bangkok Postels (Australia), winners and runners-up in the Spoon competition respectively

Bangkok Postels (Australia), runners-up in the Spoon competition

Kudu Bar Cavalry (Malaysia), runners-up in the Plate competition

Macau Scrubbers (Macau)

Plantation Kamalas (Thailand)

Wildmen From Borneo (Borneo)

Wildmen From Borneo and Moonshine Warathais

Wildmen From Borneo (Borneo)

Perth Postels after losing in the semi-finals of the Cup competition, despite having women’s cricketer Lindy Pohl starring in the team as they were a man short. Lindy took 1 for 8 in her over and her football style “shirt-over-the-head” celebrations after taking her wicket will live long in the memory

Lamma CC (Hong Kong) and Perth Postels (Australia) after the Postels had triumphed in their Day 3 match in the Cup competition

Lamma CC (Hong Kong) — Back row: (left to right) Kevin “Silver Fox” Bishop, Ravi Dahiya, Steve “Milky” Bolshaw. Front row: Imran Idrees, Brad Tarr, Ian “Chucker” Harling (captain), Mark “Monty” Burns

Star player Kenny Jackson caught during a quieter moment without beer, bat or bird in hand

Corner Tigers and Moonshine Warathais