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Tour diary: Fairy-tale stuff at Sabina Park

Today belonged to Courtney Walsh and to the West Indies

28-Mar-2000•Alistair Campbell

Rose turns it around

A week ago, Franklyn Rose was at the heart of the Miracle of Port-of-Spain, helping to scatter Zimbabwe for 63 with his pace and swing and conjure up the remarkable first Test victory

27-Mar-2000•Tonmy Cozier

Tour diary: Not part of the plan

As I stated in my last report, we needed to let what happened in Trinidad go, and focus all our attention and energies on to the next Test match

26-Mar-2000•Alistair Campbell

Zimbabwe in West Indies: Uphill battle

After the euphoria of last Monday's Great Escape at the Queen's Park Oval, stark reality returned to West Indies cricket after two days of the second Test against Zimbabwe

26-Mar-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies late charge evens game up

The West Indies pulled themselves back into the game late in the evening after a very composed 4th wicket partnership of 176 between Murray Goodwin, who made 113; before he was run out going for a non-existent single; and captain, Andy Flower, who

25-Mar-2000•Colin Croft

Goodwin spoils plan

Kingston - Things didn't go strictly according to plan for West Indians on the field or beyond the Sabina Park boundary yesterday

25-Mar-2000•Tonu Cozier

Goodwin century helps Zimbabwe recover

The West Indies pulled themselves back into the game late in the evening after a very composed fourth wicket partnership of 176 between Murray Goodwin, who made 113 before he was run out going for a non-existent single and captain, Andy Flower, who

25-Mar-2000•Colin Croft

Tour diary: Stunned on Miracle Monday

Stunned

24-Mar-2000•Alistair Campbel

Zimbabwe in West Indies: Miracle win

Against all odds, the West Indies' battery of fast bowlers shot down lightweights Zimbabwe for 63 to provide their team with one of the most amazing victories in modern day Test cricket at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad yesterday

21-Mar-2000

Tour diary: everything to play for after two days

Well, it's the end of a very long second day, about seven and half hours of Test cricket in all

20-Mar-2000•Alistair Campbell

Tour diary: A chance to make history

Well, it's the end of day four and what a Test match it is turning out to be

20-Mar-2000•Alistair Campbell

West Indies on brink

Port-Of-Spain - Overcome as much by the collective negativity that has enveloped every aspect of their cricket for so long as by the discipline and fierce competitiveness of their opponents, the West Indies are on the brink of their latest

20-Mar-2000

Lara's influences missed, or not?

Harper's answer was somewhat informative: "We have already said that we know and accept that Brian will be missing this season

19-Mar-2000•Colin E. Croft

Flower power

Port-Of-Spain - The West Indies all but let the first Test slip from their grasp yesterday

19-Mar-2000

Little pluck, less luck

Port-Of-Spain - After two days of the first Test they have ever played against the only opponents they can justifiably claim to rank below them at present in the world game, the West Indies are in familiar strife

18-Mar-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies make heavy weather

Port-of-Spain - From the moment Heath Streak earned himself an early 26th birthday present with the wicket of Adrian Griffith, off the third ball of the match, to the time rain set in 13 balls after lunch, the first day of the inaugural Test against

17-Mar-2000

Zimbabwe in West Indies: Sarwan knocking hard

The West Indies Busta XI finished their four day match in Trinidad, against the touring Zimbabwe team this past Monday on a very strong note as Guyanese youngster, Ramnaresh Sarwan, slammed two centuries in a very comprehensive bid for West Indies

15-Mar-2000•Zach Kenworthy

Campbell and Carlisle steady ship

Pointe-a-Pierre, Trinidad - Skipper Alistair Campbell and Stuart Carlisle shared a 134-run unbroken sixth-wicket stand to haul Zimbabwe out of trouble against the West Indies President's XI yesterday

12-Mar-2000

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