Beyond the Test World

Maurice Odumbe, the former golden boy of Kenyan cricket who was subsequently banned for five years for associating with known bookmakers, is now forging a new career on local television and radio

Nepal has won the Asian Cricket Council's Premier League

Afghanistan and Norway might be in the lower echelons of the World Cricket League (WCL), but that isn't stopping either country aiming big

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Chloe Saltau speaks to Tom Tikolo, the Kenya captain, in today's Age in Australia.

It comes as no surprise that the USACA were today suspended by the ICC for failing to meet the agreed deadlines

Scotland have lost their warm-up game against a Barbados Select XI in a warm-up to the World Cup warm-ups next week

Fans in Kutch – a district of Gujarat in western India – will be glued to their TVs for the forthcoming World Cup, and not just to watch India

The Irish Cricket Union chairman, Murray Power, kindly spoke to Cricinfo recently on the fortunes of his country and the problems Associates face

Following on from Gladstone Dainty's promise that "youth and female cricket programmes are the priorities of USACA," we received an email from a 12-year-old president of his local club

Gladstone Dainty, the USACA's president, has spoken to Martin Williamson and Will Luke in a comprehensive, wide-ranging interview

Harry Shapiro, a coach in South Africa, has been helping out Uganda reports New Vision

Atul Rai, a past president of the USACA, comments on why he feels the current process to elect a new constitution is not only unfair, but illegitimate

Deuchars IPA, part of Caledonian Brewery, will be Scotland's shirt sponsors for next month's World Cup in the Caribbean

Tanmay Mishra came second in the annual Sportsman-of-the-Year awards in Kenya, narrowly beaten by Alex Kipchirchir

Peter Drinnen, the Scotland coach, is confident his side can take advantage of an Australia side whose confidence is on the wane.

Bermuda will be subject to arguably the most fiercely enforced Code of Conduct ever imposed on a national team over the next month, as reported by today's Royal Gazette :

The results are in, as reported on Cricinfo earlier , but it doesn't make for pretty reading:

The Kenyan media has rounded on the country’s players after they stopped training in a dispute over non payment of match fees for the cancelled game against Canada in January

Matthew Pryor in The Times take a look at the reality behind stories that cricket is about to take off in China:-