Martin Williamson

The battle for the ashes of American cricket

A new battle has broken out inside cricket in the USA

01-Jun-2005•Martin Williamson

Edwards puts West Indies in control

West Indies' bowlers, led by the impressive Fidel Edwards, produced their first really decent spell of the home summer to rip through Pakistan's woefully unimpressive batting

27-May-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

West Indies v Pakistan, 1st Test, Barbados

West Indies v Pakistan, 1st Test, Barbados, May 26-30

26-May-2005

The ultimate slogger

Big Jim Smith's onslaught at Bristol

20-May-2005•Martin Williamson

Civil war hampers Kenya's progress

While the Kenya Cricket Association presses for Test status, closer to home it is embroiled in a row which has ripped Kenyan cricket apart as well as leaving its reputation tarnished, bankrupted the board, and left a legacy from which it might take a

20-May-2005•Martin Williamson

Bodyline's final fling

One of the last outings of Bodyline came in the unlikeliest of settings - the Varsity match of 1933 - when Ken Farnes almost bowled Cambridge to a controversial victory

19-May-2005•Martin Williamson

A brief history ...

Martin Williamson with a brief history of the ICC and the way it works

18-May-2005•Martin Williamson

Weekes hundred all in vain

Northamptonshire made their way into the last eight of the C&G Trophy with a 19-run win over Middlesex at a cold Lord's.

17-May-2005•Martin Williamson at Lord's

Perfection from a man who was anything but

Billy Bestwick took a ten-for ... his off-field problems made that all the more remarkable

13-May-2005•Martin Williamson

Dainty: 'I have never considered resigning'

Martin Williamson caught up with Gladstone Dainty, the president of the USA Cricket Association

12-May-2005

A lull before another storm?

The sponsorship row in the Caribbean is far from over

28-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

Dainty's old guard face growing revolution

Cricket in the USA stands on the precipice

28-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

Old-look Kenya brim with confidence

Kenya are confident ahead of their Intercontinental Cup tie against Uganda, despite the massive upheavals the game has undergone in the last six months

21-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

Smith hundred puts sloppy West Indies on the back foot

Graeme Smith's ninth Test hundred helped put South Africa, who finished on 370 for 6, a lead of 23, in a strong position at the end of the third day at Port of Spain

10-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Thoughts turn to Kenya's future

Peter Chingoka and Percy Sonn deserve credit for making a breakthrough few believed possible

03-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

Almost perfection

Bits-and-pieces bowler Charles Palmer produced one of cricket's most remarkable spells - 14-12-7-8 - after coming on to allow a frontline bowler to change ends

02-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

Chaos threatens to rip USA apart

Any lingering hopes that recent elections would be the first step towards a new beginning have proved overoptimistic with even more confusion following the recent poll

01-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

Chanderpaul grinds South Africa down

A gritty double hundred from Shivnarine Chanderpaul and a more flamboyant one from Wavell Hinds guided West Indies to 543 for 5 an hour after tea on the second day at the Bourda

01-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Cable & Wireless jump the gun with denial

Cable & Wireless's denial that they had been informed of Chris Gayle and Ramnaresh Sarwan's decision to end their contracts looks to have been premature

31-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson

Gayle and Sarwan end Cable & Wireless contracts

The bitter dispute which threatened to rip West Indies apart appeared to be almost over with the news that Ramnarine Sarwan and Chris Gayle had informed Cable & Wireless that they were terminating their personal contracts with immediate effect

30-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson

102 103 104 105 106

Showing 2061 - 2080 of 2206