Philip Spooner

Windies CEO fired!

Exactly two years to the day he entered the offices of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), Gregory Shillingford closed the doors for the final time yesterday

26-Sep-2005•Philip Spooner

Collymore back and fired up

Four years ago when Australia visited the West Indies, Corey Collymore took on the Aussies and looked to be the genuine article

28-Mar-2003•Philip Spooner

Browne's take on dispute

Barbados' players are not likely to be involved if the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) proceeds with strike action against the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) in their pay dispute

28-Mar-2003•Philip Spooner

Browne's take on dispute

BARBADOS' players are not likely to be involved if the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) proceeds with strike action against the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) in their pay dispute

27-Mar-2003•Philip Spooner

Woolmer for WI?

An Englishman is set to try his hand at saving the West Indies' fledgling cricket fortunes

10-Mar-2003•Philip Spooner

Bag man a true WI fan

JOHANNESBURG - Two years ago Niaz Ahmed had one thing in mind: a job in the 2003 Cricket World Cup working with the West Indies

23-Feb-2003•Philip Spooner

South Africa family flies Windies flag

JOHANNESBURG - What an amazing difference a day can make

22-Feb-2003•Philip Spooner

Rude awakening

JOHANNESBURG - West Indies manager Ricky Skerritt made a telling observation on his team following their World Cup defeat against New Zealand at Port Elizabeth four days ago

17-Feb-2003•Philip Spooner

Daniel: Bowlers key to World Cup success

Length is your strength and your line must be fine

17-Jan-2003•Philip Spooner

Hall: All will be well

COME February 9 - Cape Town, South Africa - the West Indies will be ready

13-Jan-2003•Philip Spooner

Barbados have the home advantage

Home advantage could work in Barbados' favour during this year's regional first-class cricket competition and coach Hendy Springer is hoping to make the most of it

10-Jan-2003•Philip Spooner

Sir Everton Weekes: West Indies can win

Cricket legend Sir Everton Weekes believes the West Indies have the players to go all the way in the upcoming World Cup in South Africa

09-Jan-2003•Philip Spooner

Hinds' hold-up

BARBADIAN alLrounder Ryan Hinds is keeping his head up as he faces a brief pause in his cricket career

24-Nov-2002•PHILIP SPOONER

Tough choice

Vasbert Drakes has described it as one of the hardest decisions of his life

05-Sep-2002•PHILIP SPOONER

West Indies fund problem

Attorneys from both sides have been called in the middle to offer advice as the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and former fast bowling great Courtney Walsh have an urgent matter to thrash out

07-Feb-2002•Philip Spooner

Campbell still cold

The bad patch of Barbados captain Sherwin Campbell continued yesterday on Day 1 of the second Busta Cup trial match at Carlton Club

17-Nov-2001•Philip Spooner

Security fears for Sri Lankan tour played down

Captain Peter Short has some advice for the West Indies cricketers and administrators

21-Oct-2001•Philip Spooner

Moseley cut from panel

Former West Indies fast bowler Ezra Moseley has again been ignored by the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA), as it prepares to name junior selectors for the 2001-2002 cricket campaigns

20-Sep-2001•Philip Spooner

`Spread it around'

A current West Indies batsman and a former West Indies spin bowler have called on cricketing authorities to return to the day when regional competition was played in all the territories

12-Sep-2001•Philip Spooner

Bajan spinner Austin called

Barbadian off-spinner Ryan Austin is in the side for the third and final four-day Under-19 Test against Young England, starting today, at the Riverside Ground, Chester-le-Street, Durham

28-Aug-2001•Philip Spooner

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