Cambodia

Cambodia applied for Asian Cricket Council membership, which was granted in 2012. The Association became a member of the National Olympic Committee of Cambodia in 2011 and were granted full membership of the Olympic Committee in 2021. Construction of a cricket ground 10 km from Phnom Penh began in 2014. The team played its first international match on the Kinrara Oval ground in Malaysia against a Malaysian Development Squad in 2019. In March 2020, the Cambodia Cricket Association announced that a Cambodia Board XI team would tour Singapore in April 2020 to play three T20 matches, to prepare for Associate membership of the International Cricket Council. Due to COVID-19, the tour was postponed to May 2022. The Cricket Association of Cambodia was established in 2021 as the legal governing body of the sport in the country. Most of the association's board members are local Cambodians.

Cambodia applied for ICC membership in 2021. In July 2022, Cambodia was awarded Associate membership status by ICC. Cambodia hosted the 2023 Southeast Asian Games, with cricket included as a sport.

The Cambodian squad at the 2023 Southeast Games contained "an influx of players of varying pedigree and experience from the Indian subcontinent", with allegations made that players were issued Cambodian passports days before the start of the tournament and that players were ineligible under ICC rules.