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.

KCA dismisses suspension as illegal

As widely expected, the executive of the Kenyan Cricket Association has dismissed its suspension on Friday and has refused to recognise the interim committee put in place by Ochillo Ayacko, the minister of sports

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Ghai accepts the inevitable

Sharad Ghai, the ousted KCA chairman, has said that he will not go to court to try to overturn the government's decision to dissolve the board and replace it with an interim committee

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

KCA executive could face corruption charges

Ochilo Ayacko, the sports minister who last week dissolved the Kenyan Cricket Association, has said that millions of dollars might be missing from the KCA accounts

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Ghai continues to defend KCA's actions

Sharad Ghai, the ousted chairman of the Kenyan Cricket Association, continued to protest his board's innocence in the light of comments from Ochilo Ayacko, the sports minister, that senior members of the KCA could be charged in relation to their

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Striking players withdraw from squad

Fourteen players named in Kenya's side for the forthcoming ICC Champions Trophy match against Namibia have refused to allow their names to be included in the squad

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

ICC aware that government planning to suspend board

Cricinfo has learned that the ICC was almost certainly aware that the Kenyan government was considering suspending the Kenyan Cricket Association, although the speed with which Ochilo Ayacko, the sports minister, acted might have surprised it

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

Players welcome government intervention

Ten leading Kenyan cricketers have publicly backed the move by Ochilo Ayacko, the sports minister, to suspend the Kenyan Cricket Association, arguing that it was the only way that cricket could be salvaged

16-Jun-2007•Cricinfo staff

For a few dollars more ...

Martin Williamson argues that Kenya's players need to think before they act

16-Feb-2007•Martin Williamson

Players resolve pay dispute with board

Kenya's players met with board officials at Cricket Kenya's headquarters on Thursday after expressing unhappiness at not receiving their match fees for the abandoned tri-series match against Canada at Mombasa last month

16-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

Kenya's players finally reap financial rewards

Cricket Kenya has announced that Kenya's players will reap the rewards of their success in the World Cricket League with a $5000-a-man bonus

14-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

KCA accounts reveal how bad things were

The long overdue accounts for the old Kenyan Cricket Association, covering the year to the end of 2004, have now been submitted to the ICC and club officials, and they show the level of chaos inside the board in the months leading up to the elections whic

01-Jun-2006•Cricinfo staff

Tikolo dismisses strike reports

Steve Tikolo has dismissed reports in today's Nation newspaper that Kenya's players refused to train on Thursday

10-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

KCA officially replaced by Cricket Kenya

Kenya officially formed a new cricket body on Sunday - Cricket Kenya - following the decision to dissolve the Kenya Cricket Association in December

22-Jan-2006•Cricinfo staff

Government pays Kenyan players' arrears

Kenya's players have finally received about two-thirds of money owed to them from the 2003 World Cup and the 2004 ICC Champions Trophy

08-Oct-2005•Martin Williamson

Kenyan cricketers get World Cup bonuses

Kenya's cricket players were given a morale boost ahead of their Intercontinental Cup semi-finals in Namibia by receiving bonuses from the 2003 World Cup

08-Oct-2005•AFP

Bhalla - Strikers all 'over the hill anyway'

An official of the Kenyan board has dismissed a majority of Kenya's striking players as being 'over the hill' and claimed that regardless of the dispute, hardly any of them would have made it into the current side

06-Sep-2005•Martin Williamson

KCA stands accused of doing nothing

Still no resolution to the crisis

23-Aug-2005•Martin Williamson

Tikolo: we should have taken on the KCA earlier

Kenyan captain Steve Tikolo has admitted that he wished that he and his team had taken a stand against the old KCA earlier than they did

14-Aug-2005•Cricinfo staff

'We've gone ten steps backward since the World Cup'

Hitesh Modi speaks to Siddhartha Vaidyanathan about Kenya's controversies, their lack of matches, and the future of cricket in the country

21-Jul-2005•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

KCA constitutional review underway

Bob Merriman urges the KCA to follow Zimababwe's example in resolving the crisis

13-Jul-2005•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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