Talk abt Kenyan Cricket -currently undergoing a low season but hopefully things will turn out right to where the level of the game deserves to be.^^

Kenya Cricket Players


Jimmy Kamande
Karan Kaul
Peter Kituku
Alfred Luseno
James Ngoche
Shem Ngoche
Alex Obanda
Collins Obuya
David Obuya
Nelson Odhiambo
Nehemiah Odhiambo
Thomas Odoyo
Lameck Onyango
Elijah Otieno
Francis Otieno
Maurice Ouma
Rakep Patel
Tony Suji
Hiren Varaiya
Dominic Wesonga


Others;

JS Ababu; RG Aga; RL Bhudia
JS Jesani; JK Kamande; AS Luseno
T Mishra; JO Ngoche; SO Ngoche
AA Obanda; CO Obuya; DO Obuya
NM Odhiambo; NN Odhiambo; TM Odoyo
PJ Ongondo; LN Onyango; E Otieno
FN Otieno; KO Otieno; MA Ouma
BJ Patel; ML Patel; RR Patel
RD Shah; AO Suji; SO Tikolo
HA Varaiya; SR Waters; DS Wesonga

Gallery


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Thomas Odoyo and Nehemiah Odhiambo

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Rakep Patel

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Murtuja Vahora
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Kenya celebrate a strike, Kenya v Scotland, ICC WCL Division 1, Rotterdam, July 7, 2010

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David Obuya

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David Obuya and Rakep Patel

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Kenya celebrate Bas Zuiderent's dismissal, Kenya v Netherlands,
Intercontinental Cup, Nairobi, 1st day, February 20, 2010

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Nehemiah Odhiambo bowls, Kenya v UAE,
ICC World Twenty20 Qualifiers, February 9, 2010

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Kenya celebrate the fall of another Zimbabwe wicket,
Zimbabwe XI v Kenya, ICC Intercontinental Cup, Kwekwe, October 8, 2009

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Man of the Match Collins Obuya and Thomas Odoyo,
Ireland v Kenya, ICC World Cup Qualifiers, April 17, 2009

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Kennedy Otieno was the Man of the Match, Denmark v Kenya,
World Cup Qualifiers, Potchefstroom, April 8, 2009

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Elijah Otieno celebrates a wicket, Denmark v Kenya,
World Cup Qualifiers, Potchefstroom, April 8, 2009

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Steve Tikolo sweeps Ray Price during his century, Kenya v Zimbabwe,
3rd ODI, Nairobi, Kenya Tri-series, October 19, 2008

Nairobi Gymkhana
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Coast Gymkhana, Mombasa
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Scotland's Moneeb Iqbal makes a huge appeal against Steve Tikolo, Kenya v Scotland,
ICC World cup Qualifiers warm-up match, Benoni, March 29, 2009

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Lameck Onyango bowls against Bermuda, Bermuda v Kenya,
ICC World Cup Qualifiers, Potchefstroom, April 6, 2009

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Seren Waters sweeps, Denmark v Kenya, World Cup Qualifiers,
Potchefstroom, April 8, 2009

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World of Cricket : Tribute Wallpapers I
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World of Cricket : Tribute Wallpapers II

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^^ Nice pics Kisumu Ndogo.:)


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^^ Nice pics Kisumu Ndogo.:)


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Fond memories M'wiwa, That was 96' WorldCup - India. Game highlight was Kenya Vs West Indies. Loved it.

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Fond memories M'wiwa, That was 96' WorldCup - India. Game highlight was Kenya Vs West Indies. Loved it.


:cheers: Thanks Kisumu Ndongo,loved it too.Heres another fine perfomance from Kenya.

KENYA vs SRI LANKA, 2003 WORLD CUP

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Bangladesh vs. Kenya

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Team Zimbabwe.

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No break for the Under-19 cricket squad

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By Richard Mwangi rmwangi@ke.nationmedia.com
Posted Friday, September 24 2010 at 22:00

In Summary
Coach Martin Suji is slowly laying the blocks for the Kenya junior national cricket team that will take on the world in the future

There will be no break for the national Under-19 cricket team that booked itself a place in the Global World Cup qualifiers by finishing second in the Africa championship in Windhoek, Namibia, last week.

Team coach Martin Suji on Friday said he would give individual coaching to the Nairobi-based players while those in Mombasa will be assisted by someone else before the team breaks for the December holidays.

Virtually all the boys are back in school.

The global event will be the last hurdle for Kenya to clear before returning to the Under-19 World Cup.

They last featured in the World Cup in 2002 at a time when the country was exempted from the qualifiers as Kenya had a One-Day International status then.

Suji, a former assistant national team coach who has appeared in three consecutive World Cups, seems to have unearthed a crop of gifted players who are determined to salvage Kenya’s image internationally.

The current senior national team is a shadow of the team that reached the semi-finals of the 2003 World Cup.

The new boys include Irfan Karim, a left-hand batsman, leg spinner and wicketkeeper. He kept the wicket brilliantly.

Irfan plays for Nairobi Gymkhana ‘A’ in the Nairobi Provincial Cricket Association super league.

He comes from a sporting family. His father, Aasif Karim, was one of the best left-arm spinners Kenya has ever produced.

Aasif represented the country for 16 years and was part of Kenya’s inaugural World Cup squad in Asia in 1996.

He took part in three consecutive World Cups and four World Cup qualifiers before Kenya was elevated to the One-Day International status in 2000. He captained the side in the 1999 event in England.

Other siblings in the side

Irfan’s grandfather was a great tennis player in Mombasa. His father started as a tennis player as well.

Irfan’s club mate, Raj Savala, a left-arm spinner, destroyed Botswana’s batting line-up, taking five wickets in the match that Kenya won by eight wickets and secured a place in the global qualifiers.

The main batsmen in the side were Irfan, Duncan Allan (Kongonis Colts), Kennedy Ochieng (Nairobi Gymkhana) and his younger brother and team mate Joseph, who is also a right-arm medium pacer.

The other set of siblings in the side are the Shokotra brothers Raj and Vinit, both of Mombasa Sports Club.

Raj is a bowler (right-arm medium pacer) who can bat while Vinit is a specialised off-break bowler.

The team’s opening batsman, Rahul Vishram (Samaj School), is a batsman who can bowl off-break.

Suji attributed their victory to hard work.

He said he started training the youngsters in April, starting with 38 players from Nairobi, Mombasa and Nakuru who formed the Elite Academy.

He reduced the side to 20 boys during the August school holidays.

The coach said the triangular series in Mombasa in July, where the home boys played against Tanzania and Nairobi, helped him to pick Mombasa players.

The icing on the cake

The team was well prepared as it also toured Uganda as part of Kenya ‘A’, where they played a three-day game against the main team, and two one-dayers, which they won. The boys also visited Tanzania for a series of friendly matches.

The icing on the cake was the two-day game against a visiting Baroda State team in Nairobi.

Although the boys were beaten badly, the experience of facing Indian players was immeasurable. It gave them confidence.

“We have a solid side which will take us to the 2012 World Cup in Argentina,” Suji said.

“Joseph (Angara) and I picked the best players and left nothing to chance.

“We also made sure that all the boys will be within the required age limit by 2012.”

Played in the highest level

The two coaches have played the game in the highest level. Suji has been player/coach for Kanbis, a top Nairobi side, and currently coaches Kongonis Colts where Allan is a player.

Angara is best remembered for a brilliant catch during the 2003 World Cup in South Africa between Kenya and Bangladesh, which was repeatedly shown on television.

Kenya made history by becoming the first non-Test-playing country to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup.:cheers:

The two coaches seem to be capable of handling the main team as well.

is steve tikolo back in the team?