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Martin Williamson
Martin Williamson

In the name of God, go

In the name of God, go

Given the immense harm down to the development of cricket inside the USA under their control, there is no way that senior members of the UCACA can remain in office

22-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson
Beamed into exile

Beamed into exile

By their very nature, fast bowlers are an aggressive breed

18-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson
Time for the board to get tough

Time for the board to get tough

The bitter dispute which has blighted West Indies cricket in recent weeks can only be solved by tough action - and that might include sacking Brian Lara

15-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson
The 77-run over

The 77-run over

When people are asked what is the most number of runs to come off one over, thoughts turn immediately to Tilak Raj and Malcolm Nash who both conceded 36, to Ravi Shastri and Garry Sobers respectively

12-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson
Outclassed Zimbabwe hung out to dry

Outclassed Zimbabwe hung out to dry

Zimbabwe were routed for 54 in a little over a session on the opening day of the first Test at Newlands, nine runs short of their previous-lowest score in Tests

04-Mar-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson
Give them a break

Give them a break

It is time for the ICC to step in for the sake of the game in Zimbabwe

04-Mar-2005•The Wisden Verdict by Martin Williamson
The end of the affair ... almost

The end of the affair ... almost

The announcement that Heath Streak had agreed to return to the Zimbabwean fold signals the virtual end to a bitter and divisive dispute which at times threatened the very future of cricket inside Zimbabwe

25-Feb-2005•Commentary by Martin Williamson
ICC right to play the waiting game

ICC right to play the waiting game

Dont' read too much into the news that the ICC might not recognise Cricket Kenya until the summer of 2006

22-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson
Three weeks to save the game

Three weeks to save the game

On Thursday afternoon the ICC's patience with the United States of America Cricket Association finally ran out, and it announced the suspension of its funding initiative Project USA

18-Feb-2005•Commentary by Martin Williamson
Sussex to play friendly in late March

Sussex to play friendly in late March

The pressure of cramming more fixtures and competitions into the summer has resulted in the season gradually extending itself at either end

15-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson
'A symbol of cricket's past and a reassurance of its future'

'A symbol of cricket's past and a reassurance of its future'

Like sport itself, the world of sporting architecture moved on in leaps and bounds in the last third of the 20th century

12-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson
Cup chaos despite Ghai's assurances

Cup chaos despite Ghai's assurances

Kenya's preparations for the Intercontinental Cup tie against Namibia at Windhoek are in chaos following the ICC's decision not to allow the match to be postponed

09-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson
Common sense in short supply

Common sense in short supply

If, as is reported, the ICC has refused to allow Kenya to postpone their Intercontinental Cup tie against Namibia due to be played at the end of this month then it might be in the right according to the rules, but it is rather like kicking a man when

07-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson
ICC had 'deep concerns' about KCA

ICC had 'deep concerns' about KCA

Documents submitted to the High Court in Nairobi have highlighted the scale of the problems surrounding the Kenyan Cricket Association and also revealed that the International Cricket Council was involved in the Kenyan government's decision to

04-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson
Pietersen and Bell give England new impetus

Pietersen and Bell give England new impetus

A fourth-wicket stand of 169 between Ian Bell (87*) and Kevin Pietersen (97) guided an England XI to a six-wicket win over South Africa A under the lights at Kimberley

27-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson
Too little do or die costs South Africa

Too little do or die costs South Africa

We review the reaction of the papers to the end of the South Africa-England series

26-Jan-2005•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson
Sands of time running out on South Africa

Sands of time running out on South Africa

England did enough on the fourth day at Centurion to ensure that this match, and with it all hopes of squaring the series, is now beyond South Africa

24-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson
Hoggy bashes the Boks

Hoggy bashes the Boks

As expected, the English newspapers found it hard to contain their delight after England's 77-run victory at Johannesburg, with even the usually football-mad tabloids joining in

18-Jan-2005•Paper Round by Martin Williamson
Walking the walk

Walking the walk

The thorny subject of walking has been around for years ..

15-Jan-2005•Martin Williamson
Kenya's clean sweep

Kenya's clean sweep

The news that Ochillo Ayacko, Kenya's minister of sports, had dissolved the Kenyan Cricket Association came as a major surprise even to those who have been battling the KCA for years

14-Jan-2005•Martin Williamson
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