'As soon as we got Lara, we were a different side'
Oct 30, 2018 The former Kenya captain recalls Kenya's shock win over West Indies in 1996 and his spell that had Australia quivering in 2003
Kenya seek to rise from the ashes of their implosion
Nov 18, 2016 Attempts have been made to develop youth cricket in the country, but corruption remains a huge challenge
Editorial
Seeking the man in the superman
Aug 2015 Everything about Kumar Sangakkara appears unreal. Until one gets up close and personal
Feature
The master of Mombasa
Aug 2015 From a small city in a cricketing backwater emerged Aasif Karim, a taker of big wickets
High Fives
Old dogs, new spin
Oct 2014 Like good wine, many spinners need time to mature. Here are five late bloomers from recent memory
'Kenya cricket is dead and buried'
Sep 30, 2014 The veteran spinner's dream spell against Australia in 2003 symbolised a brief golden period for Kenya, but since his retirement, the country's cricket has nose-dived
Cricinfo XI
Flashes in the World Cup pan
Mar 8, 2007 Cricinfo recalls 11 cameo World Cup appearances
Most economical spells in huge totals
The misers amid the carnage
Nov 29, 2006 After Anil Kumble conceded just 24 off ten overs as South Africa stacked up 274, the List looks at economical spells in high totals and profligate spells in low scores
Renaissance men
Sep 2, 2003 Darren Gough, Graham Thorpe, Vinod Kambli, Ajay Jadeja: four international comebacks at various stages of progress - from fact to probable to unlikely to 'forget it, mate'
New frontier for Kenya's old hands
Mar 19, 2003 DURBAN, South Africa, March 18 AFP - Kenya may have won just two matches against India, their opponents in Thursday's World Cup semi-final here, but the entire fifteen-man squad knows what the experience is like