Kenyan player strike

In 2004 Kenya's players walked out after 18 months of disputes over pay with the country's isolated and controversial board. The strike lasted six months until government intervention and international pressure led to the election of a new board.

Kenya's stars forced abroad

A lack of cricket - either domestic or international - is driving players abroad according to a report in the Nation newspaper

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

KCA league totally marginalised

The decision of Ruaraka and Simba Union to boycott the NPCA league has left them facing an uncertain future

16-Jun-2007•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Sharad Ghai appointment likely to fuel flames of unrest

As expected, Jimmy Rayani, has stepped down from his position as Kenya Cricket Association chairman

16-Jun-2007•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Fresh elections herald a new dawn for Kenya

The deeply divisive dispute which at times has threatened the future of cricket in Kenya is almost over after lengthy meetings over the weekend ended in an agreement to implement a new constitution and hold fresh elections on May 21

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Kenya to field full-strength side

The news that the Africa Cricket Association had brokered a deal which should signal and end to Kenya's internal crisis will mean that a full-strength side is fielded for the Intercontinental Cup tie against Uganda later this month

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Tikolo back to lead Kenya

Kenya have reportedly named a provisional 28-man squad for next week's Intercontinental Cup tie against Uganda at Kampala, but with Kenya cricket in such a state of flux, few appear to know exactly who is in the side

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kenya to lose ODI member status

The ICC executive has decided to recommend to its annual general meeting in June that Kenya be stripped of its one-day status

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sweeping things under the carpet

Kenya's cricket community - with the exception of the few remaining Kenyan Cricket Association board members - have reacted with surprise and disappointment at the announcement from the ICC that Percy Sonn and the Africa Cricket Association have

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Lukewarm welcome awaits ICC investigators

The ICC-appointed team from the Africa Cricket Association is due to arrive in Nairobi on Friday to begin their investigations into the crisis which threatens the future of the game in Kenya

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

D-Day for the KCA

A date for the courts to try to resolve the current shambles at the top of Kenyan cricket has been set after all parties were summoned to appear together on February 10

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Government freezes KCA accounts

The Kenyan government's battle to oust the current KCA executive took another twist today when it froze all the association's bank accounts

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

KCA limps on after court delay

The much-anticipated showdown between the government and the KCA failed to happen after a judge at Nairobi's High Court decided there was not enough time to hold the hearing and rescheduled it for March 7

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Government looks to bypass KCA

The saga of the battle between the Kenyan Cricket Association and the country's stakeholders took another twist this weekend with the revelation that the government, which is determined to remove the KCA executive, is forming a new organisation to

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Stakeholders to vote on new board

Kenya's major stakeholders will be asked to vote tomorrow night on whether to support plans to establish a new authority to run Kenyan cricket or to stick with the embattled Kenyan Cricket Association

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Strikers will play for Cricket Kenya for free

Kenya's striking players have given their support to a move to establish a new government-backed body to replace the embattled Kenyan Cricket Associatio

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Selectors delay as future grows bleak for KCA

Kenya's selectors have deferred naming a squad for the Intercontinental Cup match against Namiba in view of growing doubts surrounding the future of the Kenyan Cricket Association

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

KCA on the rack as clubs back Cricket Kenya

Cricket Kenya came one step closer to assuming full control of Kenyan cricket after the country's two largest provincial organisations, the Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association and Coast Cricket Association, voted overwhelmingly to back it in

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Another day of confusion in Kenya

Ochilo Ayacko, the sports minister, has told a news conference in Nairobi that the Kenyan cabinet met on Thursday morning and unanimously agreed to withdraw all recognition for the Kenyan Cricket Association in favour of Cricket Kenya

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Unloved but still fighting

It is now six weeks since Ochilo Ayacko decided enough was enough and suspended the Kenyan Cricket Association - but the KCA continues in office

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

Kenyan government suspends board

Ochillo Ayacko, Kenya's minister of sports, has disbanded the Kenyan Cricket Association, claiming that it is blighted by mismanagement, and appointed an interim committee to run the game until a new constitution can be agreed

16-Jun-2007•Martin Williamson

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