Haydn Gill

Government says it will not rest until Barbados' cricket has been restored to the pinnacle of West Indies cricket

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Barbados coach Roddy Estwick is lamenting the standard of umpiring in the just-concluded West Indies Under-19 championships and the noninclusion of local fast bowler Jason Bennett in a squad picked to train for next year's Youth World Cup in New

A staunch Queen's College supporter left the Cable & Wireless BET Sports Complex at 4:45 p.m

If it were a boxing contest it would be correct to say that The Lodge School dominated the early rounds

It's been delayed by almost a month

Jeff Broomes is singing the praises of the Young West Indies team for the exemplary attitude they displayed on their successful tour of England

Cricket clubs, especially those with adequate financial resources, have been strongly urged to develop their facilities

The liaison officer/resident assistant for the first batch of graduates at the Shell Cricket Academy of St George's University feels that time has come for regional authorities to hire a foreign coach

Roger Harper yesterday chided observers who described the West Indies' pre-tour camp as an army-type exercise which was not suited for cricketers

It hasn't taken long for Ryan Hinds to demonstrate the benefits from the Shell Cricket Academy of St George's University

Anderson Sealy yesterday made an immediate impression on his return to domestic cricket following a professional stint in England

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The first group of graduates from the Shell Cricket Academy of St George's University has been charged with the responsibility of dismissing the notion that West Indians are calypso cricketers

Two former outstanding Barbados cricketers have expressed a desire to succeed Desmond Haynes as chairman of the national selection panel

Roland holder yesterday conceded that his first-class career maybe finished after his non-inclusion in a squad of 38 for a Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) year-round programme geared at preparing national squads

Lack of funding has forced the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) to put on hold the appointment of its first chief executive officer (CEO)

It is a dream come true

One of Barbados' promising teenage cricketers has been offered a trial with English county Nottinghamshire

A man with an impressive portfolio has unveiled an impressive vision for West Indies' cricket