Martin Williamson

ICC asked to halt 'doomed' constitutional review

One of Kenya's most influential organisations, the Coast Cricket Association, has called on the ICC to intervene to halt the constitutional review currently being undertaken by the Kenyan Cricket Association

21-Nov-2004•Martin Williamson

Where now for Kenyan cricket?

Less than two years ago Kenya appeared in a World Cup semi-final

20-Nov-2004•Martin Williamson

Clarke and Gilchrist flay sorry New Zealand

Michael Clarke and Adam Gilchrist, who both cracked excellent hundreds, revived Australia's innings and then the batting of Glenn McGrath and Jason Gillespie left New Zealand on the ropes at Brisbane

20-Nov-2004•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Honours even after Oram hundred

The second day of the Brisbane Test belonged to New Zealand, but in the context of the match, honours were just about even at the close as Australia ended on 4 for 197 in reply to New Zealand's 353

18-Nov-2004•The bulletin by Martin Williamson

Bangladesh hand South Africa welcome win

Bangladesh's gamble to defy convention and bat first came unstuck as South Africa skittled them out for 93 in 31.3 overs at a sunny but cold Edgbaston

12-Sep-2004•Martin Williamson

Bangladesh hand South Africa welcome win

Bangladesh's gamble to defy convention and bat first came unstuck as South Africa skittled them out for 93 in 31.3 overs at a sunny but cold Edgbaston

12-Sep-2004•Martin Williamson

Bangladesh hand South Africa welcome win

Bangladesh's gamble to defy convention and bat first came unstuck as South Africa skittled them out for 93 and then knocked off the runs for the loss of one wicket with more than 32 overs to spare

12-Sep-2004•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

The perils of saturation

A report in today's Times newspaper warns that the public response to the Champions Trophy looks like being decidedly lukewarm

07-Sep-2004•Analysis by Martin Williamson

Lack of investment will delay Kenya's progress

On the eve of the Champions Trophy, Kenya's internal squabbles continue to take their toll, with the recent hammering by India A in Nairobi the latest example that things are going badly wrong

07-Sep-2004•Commentary by Martin Williamson

A tour too far

The subject of questionable bowling actions has dogged cricket since its earliest days

03-Sep-2004•Martin Williamson

CCA insists that all is well at Sunnybrook

A senior official of the Canadian Cricket Association has denied accusations that the pitch being prepared for the Intercontinental Cup tie between Canada and Bermuda at Sunnybrook, Toronto will in any way be substandard

06-Aug-2004•Martin Williamson

Canadian board gambles all on last-gasp pitch

The Canadian board's choice of Sunnybrook for the Intercontinental Cup tie against Bermuda risks turning the game into a farce

05-Aug-2004•Martin Williamson

Uncertainty over leading clubs' futures

The futures of Simba Union and Ruaraka, two of Kenya's most prestigious clubs, are in doubt following the defection of most of their leading players to other local sides last month

03-Aug-2004•Martin Williamson

Pressure on Lara increases with each defeat

The vultures, sighted in the Caribbean in the spring, are circling over Brian Lara and his position as captain of West Indies

02-Aug-2004•The Paper Round by Martin Williamson

Players at odds with broke Kenyan board

The dispute between the Kenya Cricket Association and its national side continues to rumble on, with the KCA accusing those claiming that there is any conflict of 'not having cricket at heart'

02-Aug-2004•Martin Williamson

TV deal leads to club-board showdown

The announcement by Ten Sports in India that it would be televising live the forthcoming tri-series between Kenya, India A and Pakistan A surprised many, not least the officials of the Nairobi Gymkhana (NG) where the games are scheduled to be played

02-Aug-2004•Martin Williamson

Time running out for the old guard

The vultures appear to be circling the board of the Kenyan Cricket Association, after years of alleged mismanagement and confusing accounting practices

30-Jul-2004•Martin Williamson

ZCU official acused of trying to influence elections

Ozais Bvute, the Zimbabwe Cricket Union board member who is no stranger to controversy, is again at the centre of a row after it was alleged that he offered Vumindaba Moyo a job within the ZCU so that Moyo would campaign for him in Matabeleland where

30-Jul-2004•Martin Williamson

China's timetable for World Cup glory

The news that China was one of three countries granted affiliate membership of the ICC will hardly grab the headlines in the cricket world

02-Jul-2004•Martin Williamson

Another respectable face departs

The departure of Vince Hogg as the Zimbabwe Cricket Union's chief executive is another blow to its attempts to maintain a veneer of credibility - but in fact the only surprise is that he hung around so long

24-Jun-2004•Martin Williamson

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