the 2011 Cricket World Cup 2011 Canada played two major tournaments in the first part of 2011, firstly the Caribbean T20 tournament. Participating for the second time in the West Indies domestic T20 competition, Canada defeated heavily favoured Hampshire before fighting Trinidad and Tobago to the last ball in the opening two matches of the tournament. From the West Indies, Canada traveled to Dubai splitting matches with Netherlands and Afghanistan before arriving at the 2011 Cricket World Cup. At this tournament Canada recorded great performances from skipper Ashish Bagai, Henry Osinde, Jimmy Hansra, WD Balaji Rao, Hiral Patel and others as they won only their second ever match at a Cricket World Cup. The performance was a steady one by a young Canadian team and has set the table for an exciting future. Hansra was named captain of the team following Bagai's retirement Canada finished 2011 with a string of losses in both ODI's and Intercontinental Cup Matches to Afghanistan (in Toronto) and Ireland (in Dublin). Canada finished tied for first with T&T and Afghanistan at the Etihad Airways Summer Cricket Festival (in Toronto) 2012 Canada participated in the Caribbean T20 tournament again in 2012 losing all 4 matches. Thousands of Canadian's watched the matches on Rogers Sportsnet ONE giving the team unprecedented domestic exposure. Following the tournament, Canada participated in the 2012 T20 Cricket World Cup Qualification Tournament in UAE. Canada finished 6th in the tournament and did not qualify for the 2012 T20 Cricket World Cup. In April, Ravin Moorthy was elected the new president of Cricket Canada succeeding Ranjit Saini. Moorthy was joined on the board by Vimal Hardat, Amit Joshi, Charles Pais and Calvin Clarke. At this meeting Newfoundland and Labrador were admitted to the Cricket Canada family as the 10th provincial member of the organization. The Canadian women's team won the ICC America's Division 1 T20 Tournament in April 2012. This tournament served as the preliminary round of the ICC T20 Women's Cricket World Cup which will be played in 2014 in India. Canada has advanced to the next round of qualification. Canada hired former West Indian Cricketer Gus Logie as its national head coach in May 2012. In November 2012, Canada's men's team will travel to USA to play the United States in the K.A. Auty Cup. The trophy has been contested between Canada and USA since 1844 and it remains the world's oldest