Martin Williamson previews the one-day series between Zimbabwe and Kenya

Kenya have announced a 14-man squad for the tour of Zimbabwe which starts this Thursday on which they will play five ODIs in nine days

Martin Williamson looks back at the week ending February 19, 2006

Martin Williamson looks back to New Zealand v West Indies in 1979-80, one of the most acrimonious series of all time

Major League Cricket has formally approached the ICC and asked to be allowed to take charge of the running of the game in the USA

New Zealand beat West Indies 3-0 in a bowl-out after the match itself had ended in a tie

Kenya's one-day series in Zimbabwe has been cut from five matches to three for reasons as yet unclear

A brief history of matches between Zimbabwe and Kenya

Martin Williamson on some odd goings on at Harrogate

Clive Field, who has represented Zimbabwe's professional cricketers throughout their long dispute with Zimbabwe Cricket, has stepped down

The dispute between players and board which has brought Zimbabwe cricket to its knees in recent months appears to be on the verge of being settled

A brief history of West Indies v New Zealand

A brief history of West Indies v New Zealand

Martin Williamson looks back at the week ending February 5, 2006

Martin Williamson on Garry Sobers's big mistake when he played cricket in Rhodesia

Ehsan Mani, the ICC president, has denied that the ICC has ignored allegations of racism inside Zimbabwe Cricket and insisted the situation was being monitored

The West Indies Cricket Board has not ruled out scrapping Zimbabwe's one-day tour in April, nor of seeking compensation from the Zimbabweans

Martin Williamson looks back on the last 30 years of India's Test matches against England

Martin Williamson on WG Grace's bitter row with Gloucestershire and his move to form London County CC

Such was the draw of WG Grace that after a public spat with Gloucestershire, who he had captained since its formation in 1870, he was able to move to London and help establish a side that within a year had been given first-class status