Gordon Greenidge asked the question the other night that he will soon have to answer in his role as one of the West Indies selectors

BRIAN LARA meets with West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Reverend Wes Hall here today to report on his recovery from the illness that put him in hospital during the Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka in September and kept him out of the current

There is a month before the West Indies' next Test match, against Bangladesh in Dhaka, and it's time in which Andy Roberts should be summoned to work with the two new fast bowlers: Jermaine Lawson and Darren Powell

Ricardo Powell was yesterday given a chance to relaunch a career that initially took off like a Saturn rocket but has since come crashing back to earth

It is the way of international cricket at the moment that the West Indies and Pakistan should start a three-day match in the Sri Lankan capital today in preparation for separate Test series against opponents from different countries

Brian Lara flew out of Colombo yesterday morning, fit enough to endure the 11 hours flight to London on his way back to Trinidad but still unavailable for the imminent West Indies tour of India

India did here yesterday what the West Indies couldn't do eight days earlier

COLOMBO - Daren Ganga gets another chance to resume his brief, stop-start international career when he receives a recall to the West Indies team sometime today

It took an innings of raw courage, as much as instinctive class, from Brian Lara, and high-quality bowling by the constantly improving Pedro Collins for the West Indies to overcome Kenya's spirited challenge in the ICC Champions Trophy yesterday

Brian Lara was in hospital here last night, anxiously awaiting the return of tests from the laboratory today that will determine whether he has been stricken with hepatitis, an infection of the liver

The idea behind what team manager Ricky Skerritt terms "the flexible format" for the West Indies' practice match against Australia today, their only dress rehearsal for the real thing in the ICC Champions Trophy against South Africa on

Vasbert Drakes is facing his second career decision within a week

WEST INDIES players will get an additional sum of at least US$125 000 from from next month's International Cricket Council (ICC) Champions' Trophy in Sri Lanka

THE West Indies team faces a severe test of endurance over the last four months of the year

IT is 29 years since the West Indies players on the 1973 tour of England formed their association

AMIDST confusion over the impasse between the players and the International Cricket Council (ICC) over contracts for next month's Champions Trophy in Sri Lanka, West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) chief executive Gregory Shillingford confirmed last

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) remained an anxious bystander yesterday as the game's latest conflict simmered on the other side of the world

You didn't need to read between the lines to detect unmistakeable frustration in Joel Garner's interview with Philip Spooner in the Weekend Nation

Accounts of the West Indies `A' Team in England have been sketchy so we have to await the reports of manager Joel Garner and coach Gus Logie for a proper assessment of the value of the tour, collectively and individually

Wes Hall turned his attention last week to yet another of the many problems he faces as president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)