Martin Williamson

Walter Hadlee dies aged 91

Walter Hadlee, the former New Zealand captain and administrator, has died in Christchurch at the age of 91

29-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Is Hair really more vulnerable than Bush or Musharraf?

Martin Williamson looks at the ICC's explanation for Darrell Hair being left at home during the Champions Trophy

28-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Hair out of Champions Trophy

After weeks of speculation, it has been confirmed that Darrell Hair will not stand in the Champions Trophy in India next month

28-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

England v Australia 1920 - 1938

Martin Williamson looks back at the history of The Ashes - part three covers from 1920-38

28-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

England v Australia 1890 - 1914

Martin Williamson looks back at the history of The Ashes - part two covers from 1890 to 1912

27-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Indian board opposes Hair standing in Champions Trophy

Tthe Indian board has written to the ICC asking that Darrell Hair not be allowed to stand during the Champions Trophy

26-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Bad boys

Martin Williamson looks at the players who have been hauled up in front of the match referee the most times

26-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Cashing out on quality

Martin Williamson reviews The England Cricket Miscellany and No Balls and Googlies

23-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

A history of the Sheffield Shield

Martin Williamson outlines the history of the Sheffield Shield/Pura Cup

20-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

A fart competing with thunder

Cricinfo's selection of classic quotes from the Ashes

19-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

A short history of the Ashes

Martin Williamson takes a look at every Ashes series since 1877, as well as the origin of one of world sport's most enduring rivalries

19-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

England v Australia 1861 - 1888

Martin Williamson looks back at the history of The Ashes - part one covers from 1861 to 1888

19-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Temper, temper

In the light of Mark Vermeulen's tantrum playing the the Lancashire League, Martin Williamson looks at 11 other instances where players or officials have spat the dummy

19-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Ashes, lifeboats and ghosts

Martin Williamson looks back on The Week That Was ... September 11 to 17

18-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

As old as the hills

The thorny subject of ball tampering has stalked the game for many years, but it is only in the last couple of decades that it has become something a wider audience has been aware of. Arguably, it has been going on since cricket's earliest days, but invas

16-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

A brief history ...

A brief history of the ICC Champions Trophy

13-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

The uncapped one-Test wonder

Test cricket is littered with players who have made one appearance for their country and then disappeared as quickly as they came. At the time of writing there are 377 one-Test wonders. But not included in those figures is one man who turned out for wh

09-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Kenya's board battles to overcome predecessor's legacy

Martin Williamson takes a look inside Kenya, where the new board are struggling to overcome a lack of funding, a paucity of sponsors and the legacy of the old regime

05-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

Lighting up Stamford Bridge

When cricket, coloured kits and white balls first came to England ... at one of the country's leading football grounds

02-Sep-2006•Martin Williamson

A brief history ...

29-Aug-2006•Martin Williamson

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