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The vivid imagination of Sir Vivian Richards

It must be a hoot inside Viv Richards's head

07-May-2016•Chris Ryan

West Indies on verge of history as tempers fray in Antigua

This Test match has simmered for days, but in an extraordinary hour after tea, it erupted in a fury

18-Feb-2009•Andrew Miller

Australia take lead of 199 into the fourth day in Trinidad

West Indies saved the follow-on on the third day at Port-of-Spain ... just.

23-Aug-2005•Steven Lynch

A lamentable pop-gun attack

Anyone who had any doubts about the problems facing West Indian cricket would have had it brought home to them that the position is extremely serious after watching the first day of the Trinidad Test.

14-Aug-2005•Martin Williamson

Ponting ploughs on and on

After a soul-destroying first day at the Queen's Park Oval, West Indies resumed the second Test against Australia with a heavy air of resignation

12-Aug-2005•Andrew Miller

Australia in charge despite Lara's fightback

Once again, this was not a day to be a bowler. Saturday's play produced 391 runs for the loss of three wickets, two of them extremely fortuitous.

12-Aug-2005•Andrew Miller

Australia bat as West Indies make forced changes

Australia won the toss and chose to bat at a sunny Port of Spain in the second Test, with Steve Waugh convinced that the grassy pitch would favour his two spinners towards the end of the match

29-Jul-2005•Martin Williamson

An Australian run-fest at Trinidad

It should have been Brian Lara's day, a triumphant homecoming for the newly-reappointed West Indies captain. But aside from two awful umpiring decisions by Asoka de Silva, little went right for him.

28-Jul-2005•Martin Williamson

Rewriting cricket's basic codes - that's Waugh's Australians

Tradition may have been a big deal for the Fiddler on the Roof but for Steve Waugh and his Australian side it doesn't mean much.

27-Jul-2005•David Wiseman

Hayden looking to feast on spin in second Test

Australian batsman Matthew Hayden hopes to feast on his favourite dishin Trinidad this weekend when the West Indies send a little-knownAnguillan off-spinner into his first cricket Test.

26-Jul-2005•AAP

Jacobs and Lawson out of second Test

Ridley Jacobs and Jermaine Lawson will miss West Indies' second Test against Australia, which starts on Saturday (April 19)

22-Jul-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff

There'll always be an Australian

Go to any country, town, or one-horse pit-stop in the world, and the chances are that there'll be an Australian somewhere in the vicinity

22-Jul-2005•Christine Davey

Aussies reconsider five-bowler option

Australia's bold move to field five specialist bowlers in its first Test victory over the West Indies could be short-lived depending on conditions in Trinidad for Saturday's second Test.

21-Jul-2005•AAP

Aussies go one-up at Guyana

The West Indian revival in the first Cable & Wireless Test, so encouragingly mounted by Brian Lara, Daren Ganga and Devon Smith on Saturday, unravelled within the first hour of the fourth day yesterday to the familiar accompaniment of tumbling lower

21-Jul-2005•Tony Cozier

Sarwan back, Gayle still left out

Ramnaresh Sarwan and 20-year-old offspinner Omari Banks have been drafted into the West Indies squad for the second Test against Australia in Trinidad starting on Saturday (April 19)

21-Jul-2005•Martin Williamson

Cricketers fear career burnout

Australian one-day cricket captain Ricky Ponting says most of his team-mates fear having their careers cut short because of gruelling schedules

05-Jun-2003•AAP

Ponting: one-day series was too long

It was a fairly predictable excuse for Australia's capitulation in the final three matches of their Caribbean tour, but it was no less valid for that: Ricky Ponting has argued that their recent seven-match one-day series against West Indies lacked

03-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

'I feel like I'm 20': Steve Waugh

So when is Steve Waugh retiring

03-Jun-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Hinds and Lara seal nine-wicket win

Wavell Hinds scored a magnificent 103 not out, his second century in three days, and Chris Gayle emulated Viv Richards's feat at Dunedin in 1986-87, with five wickets and a half-century in the same match, as West Indies cruised to a nine-wicket

01-Jun-2003•Andrew Miller

Australia in `fool's paradise': Malcolm Gray

Australia's total domination of world cricket is endangering the sport, according to Malcolm Gray, the outgoing chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC).

31-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

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