Ravi Shah

New Zealand had few problems securing their place in the next stage as they gave Kenya a reality check with a 148-run victory in St Lucia

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Ravindu Shah is one of only four Kenyan players to have passed the 400-run mark for his country in World Cup matches and has signalled a comeback

There were no surprises when the Kenya squad for the World Cup was announced, with the selectors retaining the same 15 players who won the World Cricket League last week

Martin Williamson looks back at the performances of the six leading Associates in the World Cricket League and what they can take out of the event ... and what it means for their chances in the World Cup

Does Kenya's success at Associate level mask a more deep-rooted problem with the game's promotion and youth development in the country?

Canada pulled off an excellent 69-run win over Kenya, the form team of the tournament, dismissing them for just 144 in the sixth and final match of the ICC Tri Series at Mombasa

Ravi Shah's fighting century proved the difference as Kenya held their nerve to beat Scotland for the second time this competition

Kenya began their ICC Tri Series in comprehensive style with a 190-run win over Scotland at Mombasa today after recording their second-highest one-day total of 328 for 5

Ravi Shah returns to international cricket after being included in Kenya's 15-man squad for this month's triangular one-day series in Mombasa and the World Cricket League tournament which follows

Kenya' preparation for the World Cup have been boosted by the return of Ravi Shah, considered by many to be, along with team-mate Steve Tikolo, among the best batsmen outside Test cricket

Kenya's opener Ravindu Shah is unlikely to return in the upcoming ICC Intercontinental Cup semi-finals in Namibia next month due to a niggling knee injury

Ravi Shah, Kenya's quality opening batsman, will be out action for six months due to a knee injury, according to Tom Tikolo, the chairman of selectors

A five-hour unbeaten 187 from Ravindu Shah enabled Kenya to draw their Intercontinental Cup match against Namibia in Nairobi, and so progress to a semi-final clash with Scotland in Sharjah next month

Despite Ravindu Shah's entertaining 90, Kenya suffered a six-wicket defeat against India A at the Gymkhana Club Ground in Nairobi

After a blazing start to the tournament, when they won two matches in a row, Kenya slumped to their second successive defeat, going down by four wickets to Pakistan A in Nairobi

Kenya achieved an honourable draw in their four-day game against Pakistan A in Nairobi