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Organisers have high hopes for Malaysian series

KUALA LUMPUR: Organisers of this month's tri-nations limited-overs series in Malaysia said on Friday they hoped the one-off tournament would become an annual fixture, while promising plenty of runs from its new cricket ground.

World champion Australia will take on the West Indies in Tuesday's opening match of the tournament, which also includes India and serves as a tuneup for next month's Champions Trophy in India.

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