Aasif Karim

From a small city in a cricketing backwater emerged Aasif Karim, a taker of big wickets

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The former Kenya captain recalls Kenya's shock win over West Indies in 1996 and his spell that had Australia quivering in 2003

Like good wine, many spinners need time to mature. Here are five late bloomers from recent memory

The veteran spinner's dream spell against Australia in 2003 symbolised a brief golden period for Kenya, but since his retirement, the country's cricket has nose-dived

Cricinfo recalls 11 cameo World Cup appearances

After Anil Kumble conceded just 24 off ten overs as South Africa stacked up 274, the List looks at economical spells in high totals and profligate spells in low scores

Darren Gough, Graham Thorpe, Vinod Kambli, Ajay Jadeja: four international comebacks at various stages of progress - from fact to probable to unlikely to 'forget it, mate'

DURBAN, South Africa, March 18 AFP - Kenya may have won just two matches against India, their opponents in Thursday's World Cup semi-final here, but the entire fifteen-man squad knows what the experience is like

Kenya captain, Aasif Karim, believes insufficient exposure since the last World Cup is haunting his team's ability to compile big innings in this year's event

The last time Kenya captain Aasif Karim faced a career path dilemma he chose correctly, a decision which ultimately has led him to his present status of skipper of Kenya's World Cup cricket team