Derrick Nicholas

Windies Manager unfairly targeted

Head of the International Cricket Council's Anti Corruption Unit, Lord Condon believes a number of misunderstandings

29-Jul-2005•Derrick Nicholas

Windies manager unfairly targeted, says Condon

Misunderstandings contributed to the "bad and unfair experience" suffered by West Indies manager Ricky Skerritt

29-Jul-2005•Derrick Nicholas

Cuffy named in West Indies Test team

Cameron Cuffy in the West Indies Test team.

18-Jul-2005•Derrick Nicholas

Sri Lanka through to Double Wicket Championship final

With the competition now down to the semi finals, and each team needing to win in order to advance to the finals and a chance at sharing a whopping US $65,000.00, with the runners up receiving US $30.000.00, today's action promises to be exciting, if

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

A Gayle of a controversy

Merely a week after the latest in what seems to a series of blunders, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) now finds itself embroiled in yet another controversy

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

England replace Pakistan in Double Wicket semi-final

The Pakistan team have decided to withdraw from taking part in the second semi final of the Double Wicket World Championship, due to the severity of the injury to Shahid Afridi

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

England collapse allows New Zealand through to final

Unbeaten New Zealand batted first against the recently "promoted" England in the second semi final of the Double Wicket World Championship

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Wasim ponders life after retirement

Former Pakistan captain and world record holder for the most one day international wickets, Wasim Akram spoke to Wisden Cricinfo on his retirement from international cricket among other things

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Oram leads New Zealand victory march in inaugural Double Wicket final

Having gone through the series without losing a match, New Zealand were determined to maintain that unblemished record

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Pakistan forfeit match after Afridi injury

Pakistan, who along with the West Indies have already qualified for the semi final stages of the Double Wicket World Championship, had a less than auspicious start to their innings

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Tight New Zealand bowling restricts South Africa

South Africa needing to win their encounter against New Zealand in order to keep their hopes of advancing to the next round of matches, batted first

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Attacking effort by England secures 96 run win

In a match that could prove crucial in the unlikely event that Pakistan are unable to field a team for tomorrow's semi finals because of an injury that Shahid Afridi is carrying, both England and Zimbabwe will want to win this encounter

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Jayawardene and DeSilva take Sri Lanka into semi-finals

With South Africa already out of reckoning for a semi final place, and with Sri Lanka needing to win this encounter this match soon took on added significance

05-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Sri Lanka fight back against Australia

Australia looking to advance to the next round of matches, having easily defeated South Africa earlier in the day found it difficult to put runs on the board after the Sri Lankans put up a decent total of 54 when they batted

04-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Vettori leads New Zealand to five wicket win

The fourth match of the preliminary round of matches in the Double Wicket World Cup featured Sri Lanka and New Zealand

04-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Australia achieve comfortable win over South Africa

South Africa batting first against Australia in the preliminary round of the Double Wicket World Cup, currently being played at the Beausejour Cricket Stadium in St

04-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Business As Usual?

Carl Hooper, the current West Indies cricket captain should do the right thing and step down as captain for both the One Day and Test teams...

06-Mar-2003•Derrick Nicholas

In support of Devon Smith

Last week, when the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced that young Jamaican middle-order batsman Marlon Samuels would be returning to his native Jamaica for an MRI as a precaution, speculation was rife among West Indian fans as to his possible

29-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

West Indies coach confident his charges can go far in World Cup

Coach of the West Indies cricket team, Roger Harper is confident that his charges can go very far in the upcoming 2003 ICC Cricket World Cup to be held in South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya

22-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

WICB and WIPA locked in meetings

The Executive Committee of West Indies Cricket Board Inc

22-Jan-2003•Derrick Nicholas

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