Haydn Gill

Collins `sharp'

Pedro Collins is stunned by his sudden call-up to the West Indies team as one of the replacements for the injured Cameron Cuffy and Mervyn Dillon

12-Jul-2001•Haydn Gill

Case for a physio for West Indies team

One of the Caribbean's leading sports medicine officials says it is uncommon for a sports team to experience the high number of injuries that have plagued the West Indies team in Zimbabwe during the last two weeks

11-Jul-2001•Haydn Gill

Out of operation

Sherwin Campbell has finally had the shoulder operation he needed

03-Jul-2001•Haydn Gill

Dutch cricket finding form

When Emmerson Trotman first played professional cricket in Holland 25 years ago, there was hardly any attention to the sport in the Dutch country

24-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

West Indies batsmen may struggle in Zimbabwe

One of the few Barbadians who have experienced conditions in Zimbabwe expects some West Indian batsmen to struggle on the forthcoming tour of the African nation

15-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

BCL official quits

Dissatisfied with the way the Barbados Cricket League (BCL) has been managed in recent times, general secretary Carl Chapman has quit with immediate effect

14-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Testers off target'

Ricky Skerritt does not believe his work during the last 15 months was adequately evaluated, but the reinstated West Indies manager admits there were some shortcomings within the team set-up

13-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

3000 Barbadians say thanks' to Reid

Three thousand Barbadians turned up at Kensington Oval yesterday to show their appreciation to one of this country's most reliable servants in regional cricket

11-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Ambrose available to coach the youngsters

Curtly Ambrose is involved in coaching these days and the former outstanding West Indies fast bowler is ready and willing to guide and nurture the young crop of regional pacers

11-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

Rock steady Ricky Skerritt committed to his job

Ricky Skerritt feels the events of the last week have questioned his competence and integrity, but the reinstated West Indies team manager is committed to his job under the new top brass of the regional cricket board

03-Jun-2001•Haydn Gill

'Good for cricket'

If the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) finally decides to proceed with the introduction of the country's third lottery, local clubs would benefit from the estimated $3.5 million the BCA stands to gain annually from the lottery

26-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Campbell down, but not out

The country reacted with anger and disgust over Sherwin Campbell's omission from a West Indies training squad from which the team to tour Zimbabwe and Kenya will be chosen

24-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Virgin Covers Part Of Cost

The new covers for the Barbados Cricket Association's (BCA) leading competitions cost more than $50 000

21-May-2001•Haydn Gill

One-Day carnival

Under normal circumstances, it would have been marked down as a meaningless victory at the end of a series already decided

17-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Bucknor lauds umpires

The man widely acknowledged as the Caribbean's best umpire has given a huge vote of confidence to three of his West Indian colleagues

17-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Fed-up Vincies

Vincentians appear to be disillusioned with the recent performances of the beleaguered West Indies team

16-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Weed no worry'

The recent revelations of marijuana-use by five of South Africa's players should in no way diminish the success of their Caribbean trip

13-May-2001•Haydn Gill

All pain, no gain

When will it end

13-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Hooper: No quick fix for West Indies

After ten weeks in Caribbean sport's most critically analysed job, Carl Hooper appreciates that West Indies' cricket is facing turbulent times

13-May-2001•Haydn Gill

South Africa controversy: Ganja 6-Pack

The South African cricket team is on a high after winning the Test and One-Day Series against the West Indies, but another high has bowled some of them

12-May-2001•Haydn Gill

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