Drawing cricket
Trinidadian artist Wendy Nanan and four decades of sketching the game
08-Jul-2020•ESPNcricinfo staff
ICC hands official warning to Durban, Port of Spain
The ICC has handed official warnings under its pitch and outfield monitoring process to Kingsmead in Durban and the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain
08-Sep-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff
Kingsmead and Queen's Park Oval outfields rated poor
The match referees of the Durban and Trinidad Tests, Andy Pycroft and Ranjan Madugalle respectively, have rated the two outfields for the matches as "poor"
24-Aug-2016•ESPNcricinfo staff
Similar failings mar Tests at historical venues
The lack of play in Port-of-Spain and Durban over the last four days points to a disregard for common-sense scheduling and a failure to equip grounds to deal with bad weather
22-Aug-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy in Port of Spain
Threat of rain interruptions looms over Test
Rain washed out close to four sessions of the second Test, and an entire day's play in the third. It is likely to interrupt play, by all appearances frequently, in the fourth Test as well
18-Aug-2016•Karthik Krishnaswamy
T&T disappointed at not hosting Tests
The chief of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Association has expressed disappointment at the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain not being allotted any Test matches for 2011
26-Dec-2010•ESPNcricinfo staff
Crushing the essence of the Caribbean
Ian S Mohan, a teacher based in Trinidad, was one of many volunteers who are helping out at World Cup venues. He outlines his experiences during the first-round matches
05-Apr-2007•
Earthquake shakes Antigua and Trinidad
Antigua and Trinidad, two countries that will be hosting World Cup matches next month, were jolted on Tuesday by an early-morning earthquake
27-Feb-2007•AFP
Queen's Park Oval pavilion unveiled
When the World Cup bowls off in Trinidad on March 15, many will view the experience from the attractive, scenic new pavilion of the Queen's Park Oval
08-Feb-2007
ICC inspector concerned with progress in Trinidad
An ICC inspection has thrown up serious concerns over the progress of two new stands at Trinidad's Queen's Park Oval
08-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff
Is the Chappell Way working?
Amit Varma and Anand Vasu discuss a resurgent West Indies, and whether the Indian team is headed in the right direction
29-May-2006•Cricinfo staff
The road to 2007
While West Indies have shown with this series win that they won't be pushovers in the World Cup, where did it go wrong for India? An analysis on Cricinfo audio
26-May-2006•Cricinfo staff
Time out for nostalgia
Fazeer Mohammad tells us why the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad is his one of his favourite grounds
15-May-2006•Fazeer Mohammed
World Cup organisers confident of readiness
The Local Organising Committee (LOC) of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 say they are on schedule
15-Dec-2005•Mark Pouchet
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
Of dentists and dancing girls
When the suggestion of spending a day in the Trini Posse Stand arose, this particular rover accepted the challenge. It was a tough job, but someone had to do it.
23-Aug-2005•Wisden CricInfo staff
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
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