Matches (35)

IND vs SA (1)

ILT20 (3)

The Ashes (1)

SMAT (17)

NPL (3)

NZ vs WI (1)

WBBL (3)

ENG Lions Tour (1)

Sheffield Shield (3)

HKPL 2-Day (1)

Sa Women vs IRE Women (1)

270

IND

(39.5/50 ov, T:271) 271/1

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Schedule Report Series

(9.2/20 ov) 75/2

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Schedule Table Series

Martin Williamson

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

Bodyline's final fling

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

08-Jan-2005•Martin Williamson

Outclassed and indisciplined England face defeat

England battled hard in the afternoon heat at Cape Town, but two moments of indiscipline midway through the final session all but ensured that South Africa will level the series sometime tomorrow

05-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

South Africa turn the screw

South Africa took a match-winning grip on the third day of the Test at Cape Town, blowing away England's last six wickets before lunch and, after deciding not to enforce the follow on, reaching 184 for 3 by the close - a lead of 462

04-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

South Africa seize the advantage

After five sessions of fairly uneventful fare, the Cape Town Test exploded into life in the late-afternoon sunshine as South Africa struck four times to leave England tottering on 95 for 4 in reply to their 441

03-Jan-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

ICC will not block tour being scrapped

The confusion over whether Sri Lanka's tour should go ahead deepened with a statement from Sri Lanka Cricket saying it was bound by the ICC's rules to carry on, while the ICC told Cricinfo that it had not been approached by either SLC or New Zealand

28-Dec-2004•Martin Williamson

ICC will not block tour being scrapped

28-Dec-2004•Martin Williamson

ICC will not block tour being scrapped

28-Dec-2004•Martin Williamson

Festive frolics at the MCG

On Christmas Day 1928, thousands deserted their Christmas celebrations to head to the MCG as Alan Kippax and Hal Hooker broke the world record for the last-wicket stand

25-Dec-2004•Martin Williamson

Desperately disappointing, totally unsurprising

Media reaction to the ECB's decision to give BSkyB exclusive rights to live coverage of English cricket

16-Dec-2004•Martin Williamson

'This is the absolute pits'

There was no shortage of reaction to the ECB's decision on TV rights, and no sitting on the fence

16-Dec-2004•Martin Williamson

Australia complete another easy win

Australia took a session and six balls to complete an easy 213-run victory over New Zealand on the final day of the second Test at Adelaide

30-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

New Zealand on the slippery slope

At the close of the fourth day at Adelaide, New Zealand, needing an impossible 464 to win, were 5 for 149, but with showers forecast for tomorrow, they still had a outside chance of salvaging a draw

29-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Phone wars

The showdown between the West Indies board and the players over contracts has been brewing for some time

29-Nov-2004•Martin Williamson

Moles preparing to quit Kenya

Andy Moles, Kenya's coach, is reported to be on the verge of quitting, exasperated with continuing infighting and the total lack of money being passed down by the Kenyan Cricket Association

28-Nov-2004•Martin Williamson

Rusty England dust off the cobwebs

England eased to a five-wicket win in the opening match of the series at Harare Sport Club, but it was a more straightforward victory than the margin suggests

28-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

'Leadership has failed them once more'

Few reporters had good words for either the ICC or the ECB as they repacked their bags and prepared to head for Zimbabwe

26-Nov-2004•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson

Tour resumes as Zimbabwe lift ban

The Zimbabwe government has lifted the ban on foreign journalists, clearing the way for England's tour to go ahead

25-Nov-2004•Martin Williamson

The surprise is that anyone was surprised

The news that a batch of British journalists have been refused permission to enter Zimbabwe to cover England's five one-day internationals should not have come as a surprise to anyone

24-Nov-2004•Analysis by Martin Williamson

New Zealand have no answer to McGrath

The end to the Brisbane Test came remarkably quickly as New Zealand were blown away in a session and a half on the fourth day at Brisbane

21-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

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