Martin Williamson

Bermuda win Americas title

Bermuda won the World Cricket League Americas Division 1 Championship for the first time

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Triple hundred in California

Shabir Mohammed plundered 353 not out in a league game for his club side United Cricket Club in northern California on August 27

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

ICC call off meeting after reverse swing

Percy Sonn’s first few weeks at the helm of the ICC has hardly seen him at his best, and now according to Mihir Bose in The Daily Telegraph , he is to blame for events surrounding the aborted executive board meeting of the ICC.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Kenyan youngsters shine with the bat

Khashif Rashid, a 20-year-old right-hand batsman, became what is believed to be the youngest person to score a double hundred in Kenyan league cricket

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

UAE and Hong Kong through to final

United Arab Emirates beat Nepal by nine wickets in the semi-final of the ACC Trophy Cricket in Kuala Lumpur

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Life after the leviathan

Peter Whalley in The Zimbabwean looks at the effect that the recent one-day series win has had inside Zimbabwe and the cases for and against the country being kicked out of international cricket because of the deteriorating political situation.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

USA set up Bermuda showdown

The United States cruised to a comfortable seven-wicket win over Argentina on the third day of the Americas Championship at Maple Leaf CC in Toronto, Canada, and in doing so set up a potential championship decider with Bermuda on Friday.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Canada sink to a new low

Cayman Islands pulled off a shock seven-wicket victory over Canada at Maple Leaf Cricket Club in the World Cricket League Americas Division 1 Championship ( click here for scorecard ), while Bermuda beat Argentina by 109 runs

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

National honour at stake

In The Daily Telegraph , Andrew Baker states that the reaction had the ball-tampering accusations been made against an English player would have been far less dramatic.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Cricket's hidden tactics are an open secret

While the very suggestion that anyone might have been ball tampering causes outrage, Darren Berry in The Age says that it is rife - and what is more, that it could even enhance the game.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

No country is above the rules

A lead editorial in The Age has slammed the conduct of Pakistan’s players in refusing to take to the field at The Oval on Sunday.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Loneliness of the long-distance umpire

While it seems that the world is queuing up to have a pop at Darrell Hair, Pat Gibson in The Times has highlighted that the job of being one of the ICC's elite umpires is not all that it is cracked up to be: It sounds like a life of glamour,

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Kapil Dev and Mike Gatting head Japan fund raiser

Former England Test captain Mike Gatting will play in a charity cricket match in Yokohama, Japan this October, along with Indian cricketer of the century Kapil Dev, and South African legend Clive Rice.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Threats force Israel game to be scrapped

srael's cricketers have become victims of the escalating crisis in the Middle East after they were forced to cancel their European Championship game with Jersey, which was due to played at Glasgow Academicals CC today, after they were targetted by

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Test umpires for Bermuda's Cup match

After unprecedented scenes during last year’s Somerset-St George’s Cup match, the Bermuda Cricket Board has brought in two top English umpires to officiate in this year’s game

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Schofield still looking for a way back

Chris Schofield , the former England and Lancashire legspinner, is playing for Surrey in their 2nd XI match against Durham at Guildford

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

European cricket in World League

The European Cricket Council's European Cricket Championships, which are being held in Scotland, are the first to be organised under the auspices of the International Cricket Council’s World Cricket League.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Old boys rumble on

It's hardly headline making, but The Cricketer Cup, which started back in 1967 and features 32 of England's top public schools, stages its 40th final on August 13 at Richmond in Surrey

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Cheltenham's annual ritual of colour and conviviality

David Hopps in The Guardian takes a look at the long-established Cheltenham cricket festival, which has seen some remarkable matches in its long history.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

Cheltenham's annual ritual of colour and conviviality

David Foot in The Guardian takes a look at the long-established Cheltenham cricket festival, which has seen some remarkable matches in its long history.

25-Feb-2013•Martin Williamson

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