Tony Cozier

Veteran writer and commentator in the Caribbean

Walsh the 500 man

It was yet another occasion to celebrate the class, commitment and astonishing longevity of one of the game's most revered players

20-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Walsh takes 500

Clive Lloyd was West Indies captain, Forbes Burnham, president of Guyana; Tom Adams, Prime Minister of Barbados, and Nelson Mandela still had more than six years in Robben Island Prison when a gangling 21-year-old fast bowler from Jamaica made his

20-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Tight test

Time and again, the West Indies appeared to be building a useful position on the second day of the second Cable & Wireless Test at the Queen's Park Oval yesterday

19-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

West Indies strike back

Events in Calcutta and Colombo over the past few days have confirmed the well-worn maxim that cricket is a funny game

18-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Hooper: On Guard

The new West Indies captain had a few precautionary words for his West Indies team prior to the second Cable & Wireless Test against South Africa, starting at the Queen's Park Oval today

17-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Progress To Report

Port-Of-Spain Exactly a year since taking up his post, West Indies manager Ricky Skerritt delivered a stirring mission statement on behalf of himself and his team yesterday

16-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Batsman's Pitch

Bryan Davis has an encouraging prognosis for batsmen two days before the second Cable & Wireless Test between the West Indies and South Africa at the Queen's Park Oval

15-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

An Even Break

Georgetown Stymied by an unco-operative pitch, the West Indies and South Africa could not produce a grand finale to the closely fought first Cable & Wireless Test at the Bourda Ground yesterday

14-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

All To Play For

Georgetown After four days of measured, intense struggle, the West Indies start the final day of the first Test today not only safe from the defeat they have endured in their last seven Tests but unmistakably showing that their aim is a stunnin

13-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

WI Show Backbone

The West Indies put their noses in front in the first Cable & Wireless Test yesterday by pure perseverance

12-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

New skipper, same batting

Georgetown, Guyana Carl Hooper's first act as West Indies captain yesterday seemed vital

10-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Home advantage

But for one remarkable statistic, the West Indies would start their Cable & Wireless Test series against South Africa at Bourda today as abject no-hopers

09-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Who will start?

They had to tackle the toughest bit first in nominating Carl Hooper as captain

06-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Holding miffed by Hooper appointment

Michael Holding is so incensed over Carl Hooper's appointment as West Indies captain he has withdrawn as a television commentator for the forthcoming series against South Africa and won't attend any of the matches

06-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Open arms for prodigal son

So the selectors and the directors have let bygones be bygones and there were plenty of bygones and handed the responsibility of the most demanding job in West Indian sport to Carl Hooper

04-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Carl Hooper named as new West Indies captain

Carl Hooper, who quit the game in 1999 saying "my heart was not in it anymore", was last night confirmed as West Indies captain for the forthcoming home series against South Africa

03-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

New West Indies Skipper

The West Indies will have a new, already nominated but as yet unnamed captain to replace Jimmy Adams for the home series against South Africa that starts in Georgetown on March 9, the fifth in six years

01-Mar-2001•Tony Cozier

Going With Hoad

Joe Hoad is to continue as sports psychologist to the West Indies cricket team during the forthcoming home series against South Africa

28-Feb-2001•Tony Cozier

Going with hoad

Joe Hoad is to continue as sports psychologist to the West Indies cricket team during the forthcoming home series against South Africa

28-Feb-2001•Tony Cozier

Not much to shout about - Cozier on cricket

Pat Rousseau and Gregory Shillingford have been patting themselves on the back, hailing the success of the enlarged Busta Cup

25-Feb-2001•Tony Cozier

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