Philip Hackett

Division 1 cricketer Owen Birch won the Bajan Man-Of-The-Series award as he helped The Boatyard Xl to the team championship in the annual Pro/Am Cricket Festival which ended on Thursday with a closing ceremony at the Coach House

His constant smile portrays a personality at peace with himself and all around him

With Barbados eliminated from the 2000 Red Stripe Bowl, several teams competing in the quarter-finals of the Barbados Fire & Commercial Cup today are likely to be strengthened with the inclusion of the returning national players

Cricket should be seen as a possible means of livelihood and young players should work hard and establish a meaningful value system

Constantly in search of compelling cricket action, Calvin Briggs can often be found in the crowd during the Courts/Suzuki Division 1 competition

His professional ties with BET no longer exist, but there is an even stronger link which binds Ralph Wharton to the Wildey institution

Left-Handed opener George Harris performed the rare feat of batting an entire day in a Division 1 cricket match, to lead ESA Field Pickwick to a respectable score on a tricky pitch yesterday

Few are as qualified to speak on the issue of commitment with the authority of Arlington Nurse Cyrus

The current visit of the South Africa 'A' team to the Caribbean in some ways resembles a fact finding mission

South Africa `A' 282-9 declared and 228-8 declared

The hosting of the first ever first-class cricket match at Windward Cricket Club at Lucas Street, St

The South Africa 'A' team arrived in Barbados Friday night, setting itself the challenge of playing attractively while maintaining the character and image of South African cricket

Trevor Marshall has a dream for the Barbados Cricket League (BCL), a vision which sees the 64-year-old cricketing institution playing a major role on a new level of cricket development in Barbados and the Caribbean

History repeated itself in a virtual re-enactment of last year's final as Grenada Schools won the 14th Sir Garfield Sobers International Schools Cricket Tournament yesterday

United Carlton frustrated Spartan, securing first innings points and gaining valuable batting practice as their third round fixture ended yesterday

Two crucial strikes in fading light by pacer Emmerson Sealy left Stansfeld Scott Police with the advantage over ICB Empire after an intense first-day battle

Winston Reid has done it again

Veteran George Harris exposed the limitations of the Stansfeld Scott Police bowling attack on a firm batting pitch as he led a savage assault to complete a century against the champions yesterday

Brian Lara, currently the most controversial personality in West Indies cricket, may not be the villain he is often made out to be, but instead the misunderstood victim of an age and community not yet equipped to deal with the divergent philosophies

The New Fighting Spirit in the West Indies senior team rubbed off on the reserves yesterday as the 'A' team defeated Pakistan by 65 runs at Kensington Oval