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Martin Williamson

Some more bad boys

In January we featured an XI of players who had been barred from the game. Now, in the light of the five-year ban slapped on Shoaib Akhtar by the Pakistan board, here are some more who have been sent to the dog house

10-Apr-2008•Martin Williamson

Hammond's Test triple

When Wally Hammond blitzed a remarkable triple hundred

29-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

This time it's for real

Martin Williamson says this weekend's USACA elections represent the last chance for stakeholders inside the country to end several years of massively self-destructive bickering and start rebuilding

28-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Coming from behind

With England coming from behind to beat New Zealand, we look at XI other instances where sides have recovered from early losses to win a series

27-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Dainty confident in his achievements

Gladstone Dainty puts forward his case as he stands for re-election as president of the USACA

26-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Varadarajan looks to a brighter future

Ram Varadarajan puts forward his case as he stands for election as president of the USACA

24-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Ignorance is not bliss

The ICC's continuing cop-out over Zimbabwe

23-Mar-2008

'I honestly thought I had killed him'

When Ewen Chatfield's life was saved by the quick action of the England physio

22-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Lancashire's last amateur captain dies

Joe Blackledge, who was Lancashire's last amateur captain in 1962, has died at the age of 79

20-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

It's out, brothers, out

As various boards face potential showdowns with players over their contracts with the two Indian Twenty20 leagues, we look at XI other instances where the workers have taken on the bosses

20-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

England at risk of ICC shutout

Martin Williamson reports on the serious issues facing the ECB if the UK government refuses to allow Peter Chingoka into the country

19-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Khan promises passion and commitment

Kamran Khan puts forward his case as he stands for election as president of the USACA

19-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Packed agendas as well as hidden ones

Martin Williamson looks ahead to the executive meeting of the ICC in Dubai and which is one of the most important in the organisation's 99-year existence

15-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Associates' World Cup plans scuppered

Cricinfo has learned that attempts to broker a compromise over plans to reduce the number of Associate countries at the 2011 World Cup were scuppered by the host countries, led by India

14-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Staying at home

In a week when Australia pulled out of their tour of Pakistan citing security concerns, we look at XI other instances where tours have been cancelled

13-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

A time for 'openness and democracy'

Martin Williamson chats to Ram Varadarajan, the man challenging to take charge of the USA Cricket Association

12-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Rampant New Zealand crush negative England

New Zealand completed an utterly comprehensive 189-run win in Hamilton with a session to spare to go one-up in this three-Test series.

09-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

A costly tackle

In a week where Andrew Symonds hit the headlines for shoulder-barging a streaker we look back at the Perth Test in November 1982, when a similar move almost cost a player his career

08-Mar-2008•Martin Williamson

Match poised after Sidebottom hat-trick

A match which had been notable for slow scoring and a paucity of wickets turned on its head on the fourth afternoon when New Zealand, pressing for quick runs, lost six wickets for 20 in 11 breathtaking overs. Their chief tormentor was Ryan Sidebottom, who

07-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Go-slow England crawl towards safety

On a day that was the antithesis of Twenty20's thrill-a-minute cricket, England's progress was, at its most exciting, pedestrian and at times they almost ground to a halt. They closed on 286 for 6 with Paul Collingwood and Tim Ambrose well set, still 184

06-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

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