Morris Ouma    

Maurice Ouma is an opening batsman who became the first-choice keeper later in his career. Once described by Hossain Ayob, the ICC's development manager for Africa, as a star in the making. He was called up from Kenya's Under-19 team to make his debut in the 2003 Sharjah Cup in the United Arab Emirates. In 2004, he faced Pakistan A and India A in a triangular series, and scored 51 against India A. He continued to turn in solid performances in a side which was in slow decline, and in 2009 he was appointed as the successor to Steve Tikolo, a tough call at the best of times. He was unable to arrest the slide - it is possible nobody could have - and after a heavy home defeat to Afghanistan at the end of a poor Intercontinental Cup tournament he stood down.

• 58 v Zimbabwe, Harare, 2009
  • Ouma top-scored with a run-a-ball 58 to help Kenya score 270, but they still lost the match by six wickets.
    
• 40 and 4 catches v Afghanistan, Amstelveen, 2010
  • In a Man-of-the-Match performance, Ouma contributed with the bat and behind the stumps, but Kenya lost a heartbreaker by one wicket.