Kenya's dismal performance in the World Cup is down to deep-seated funding and development problems which cricket's governing body needs to help address urgently, Cricket Kenya chief Tom Sears said on Sunday.
He recommends the formation of a regional league to develop the game in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania but Sears said that massive defeats already in the Cup by New Zealand and Pakistan show it will need more than that to bring up the standard. Kenya badly need the International Cricket Council (ICC) to step in, according to Sears. "People must know why we are where we are. The performance at the World Cup was a result of not investing in grassroot cricket and a strong domestic league," he told.






















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