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A small pat on the back for the ECB

On this occasion the ECB deserve a little pat on the back. Just a little one, mind

21-Apr-2005•John Stern

Sorry end to a flat season

India's season of discontent has ended, fittingly, with a touch of despair

17-Apr-2005•Indian View by Sambit Bal

Shahid Afridi - master of the chaos

Pakistan View

15-Apr-2005•The Pakistan View by Osman Samiuddin

Gone but must not be forgotten

The international careers of three players who shared five World Cup medals, 416 ODIs and 67 Tests finally ended with the naming of the Ashes squads

14-Apr-2005•Peter English

Thoughts turn to Kenya's future

Peter Chingoka and Percy Sonn deserve credit for making a breakthrough few believed possible

03-Apr-2005•Martin Williamson

In the name of God, go

Given the immense harm down to the development of cricket inside the USA under their control, there is no way that senior members of the UCACA can remain in office

22-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson

Time for the board to get tough

The bitter dispute which has blighted West Indies cricket in recent weeks can only be solved by tough action - and that might include sacking Brian Lara

15-Mar-2005•Martin Williamson

The benefits of a back-seat driver

Shane Warne's comments about John Bracewell, the New Zealand coach, might just be pot shots in the phoney war

09-Mar-2005•John Stern

Unbearably too good

Australia should be removed from all official championships and only allowed to defend their World Cup title

05-Mar-2005•Commentary by Andrew McLean

The end of the affair ... almost

The announcement that Heath Streak had agreed to return to the Zimbabwean fold signals the virtual end to a bitter and divisive dispute which at times threatened the very future of cricket inside Zimbabwe

25-Feb-2005•Commentary by Martin Williamson

ICC right to play the waiting game

Dont' read too much into the news that the ICC might not recognise Cricket Kenya until the summer of 2006

22-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson

Feedback - 'Time to abandon the old regime'

Readers respond to Martin Williamson's article Three weeks to save the game

21-Feb-2005

Three weeks to save the game

On Thursday afternoon the ICC's patience with the United States of America Cricket Association finally ran out, and it announced the suspension of its funding initiative Project USA

18-Feb-2005•Commentary by Martin Williamson

Common sense in short supply

If, as is reported, the ICC has refused to allow Kenya to postpone their Intercontinental Cup tie against Namibia due to be played at the end of this month then it might be in the right according to the rules, but it is rather like kicking a man when

07-Feb-2005•Martin Williamson

Kenya's clean sweep

The news that Ochillo Ayacko, Kenya's minister of sports, had dissolved the Kenyan Cricket Association came as a major surprise even to those who have been battling the KCA for years

14-Jan-2005•Martin Williamson

Callous and cruel

A catastrophic naturaldisaster that has now left 20,000 dead in Sri Lanka alone is not, itappears, a valid reason for not playing cricket

28-Dec-2004•Charlie Austin

Callous and cruel

A catastrophic naturaldisaster that has now left 20,000 dead in Sri Lanka alone is not, itappears, a valid reason for not playing cricket

28-Dec-2004•Charlie Austin

Callous and cruel

A catastrophic naturaldisaster that has now left 20,000 dead in Sri Lanka alone is not, itappears, a valid reason for not playing cricket

28-Dec-2004•Charlie Austin

The dish runs away with the ball

The news that the ECB has awarded the rights for English international cricket from 2006 to the highest bidder was half-expected, and good news for the game financially, at least in the short term

15-Dec-2004•Commentary by Steven Lynch

Reviving a lost tradition

The Baroda firm of Zaheer and Pathan can revive the legacy of fast bowling in India

28-Nov-2004•Dileep Premachandran at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata

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