Martin Williamson

Young Malton 255 (48.5 overs; Enos McDonald 90, Balaji Rao 44; Akbar Hussain 4-48) beat Canterbury 120 (33.4 overs; Tauseef Shamid 30; Puvendran Ravishankar 4-25) by 135 runs

After the series whitewash against Kenya, the Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) has apologised to all stakeholders

The ICC has come under fire at the weekend for its handling of the row that followed the Oval Test.

Kenya ended their short tour of Uganda with a resounding win over their hosts in the three-day match at Kampala

Although the ICC Code of Conduct hearing was conducted behind locked doors at The Oval, that has not stopped a couple of reports appearing offering insights into what happened.

In the aftermath of the Code of Conduct hearing at The Oval, the media has gone into overdrive

As the cricket world’s attention heads back to The Oval – and not even with the badly-scheduled 2004 Champions Trophy was the old ground in the headlines so late in the year – the speculation and rumour surrounding events five weeks ago continues

David Fulton is considering his options following his release by Kent

The Sydney Morning Herald reports how the precious Ashes urn is set to make only its second visit to Australia since it was handed to the Hon Ivo Bligh, the England captain, by a group of ladies in 1882

After months of silence, the proposed new constitution has finally been unveilled

Over the last few weeks it seemed as if Lancashire’s 72-year wait for a Championship title might be nearing an end, but once gain they just failed to do enough and the crown instead headed down to Hove.

The build-up to the World Cup continues to throw up issues … will the grounds be ready, will the infrastructure cope

Over the last few weeks it seemed as if Lancashire

Worcestershire have announced plans for a redevelopment at New Road

Ben Phillips has announced that he will be leaving Northamptonshire at the end of the season after the county agreed to his request to be released from his contract

The Asian Cricket Council has announced that it allocated $200,000 to the Chinese cricket authorities to promote the game inside the country, and that sum will be matched by the ICC, making the total investment $400,000.

In The Daily Telegraph , Derek Pringle supports Shane Warne’s recent comments and argues that a coach is not much use to great players.

It is being reported in the UAE that Dubai Sports City (DSC) is trying to get the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) to relocate a little more than a year after it lured the ICC away from Lord's.

James Root in The Observer carries out an in-depth interview with Mushtaq Ahmed where he talks about the importance that religion has in his life.

In today’s Daily Telegraph , two views on the Ashes selections from either side of the divide