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

Taylor and Vettori add to England's troubles

England ended a rather subdued second day in Hamilton on 87 for 2, still 383 behind New Zealand's first innings of 470

05-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Honours even despite battling How

New Zealand ended a see-saw first day of the Hamilton Test on 282 for 6. Were it not for Brendon McCullum throwing away his wicket in the penultimate over they would have finished with their noses in front after winning the toss on a docile pitch

04-Mar-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

'World Cup reduction sends all the wrong signals'

The chief executive of the Irish Cricket Union warns that a failure to qualify for the next World Cup will have a seriously detrimental affect on leading Associates

29-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson

More sinned against than sinner

When Phil Tufnell was for once on the receiving end

28-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson

One for the road

XI cricketers who found the lure of alcohol a temptation too far

28-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson

Jesse Ryder's biggest battle

A look at the latest setback to hit the turbulent career of New Zealand's wild child, and where it will end

26-Feb-2008

More hitting out of the park

A look at another 11 cricketers who enjoyed taking the aerial route

20-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Vermeulen poised for remarkable comeback

Mark Vermeulen is poised to make the unlikeliest of international comebacks a little more than two years after he burnt down Zimbabwe Cricket's academy and tried to set fire to the ZC boardroom

14-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson

Format change planned for Afro-Asia Cup

The Afro-Asian Cup, the second staging of which took place in Bangalore in June last year, looks likely to undergo a radical overhaul of its format

13-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson

Hitting it out of the park

A look at 11 cricketers who enjoyed taking the aerial route

07-Feb-2008•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Bad boys

In a week where Shane Bond's international career appears to have been prematurely ended by the Indian board, we look at XI other examples of players being banned

31-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson and Andrew Miller

Associates fume at World Cup pruning

The Associates are up in arms over proposals to reduce their number from six to four at the 2011 World Cup

27-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson

Kallis eases South Africa to series victory

South Africa coasted to a seven-wicket win over West Indies in Port Elizabeth, on the back of Jacques Kallis's controlled hundred

27-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

'We won't have niggers in this hotel'

When Learie Constantine was refused a room in a London hotel ... because of his colour

26-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson

Sorry West Indies a distant second best

On paper, the margin of South Africa's win over West Indies in the second ODI at Newlands was considerable, but even that doesn't give a clear idea of how much West Indies lacked intent and never even tried to win

25-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Duminy steers South Africa to victory

A bustling unbeaten 79 from JP Duminy helped South Africa to a six-wicket win in the opening game of this five-ODI series at Centurion

20-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Pollock signs off a centre-stage winner

Shaun Pollock bowed out of international Twenty20 cricket in style, leading South Africa to a four-wicket victory over West Indies in the second Twenty20 international at The Wanderers after his side had seemed on course for defeat with four overs remaini

18-Jan-2008•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Otieno back but Mishra still absent

Kenya selectors will sit down at the weekend to pick their side for the forthcoming Intercontinental Cup matches against UAE and Namibia. The matches have been moved to Abu Dhabi against a backdrop of escalating violence in Kenya

18-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson

US board has to wipe the slate clean

Martin Williamson on why the old guard, headed by Gladstone Dainty, must not seek re-election in the USACA elections

13-Jan-2008•Martin Williamson

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