Tony Cozier

Veteran writer and commentator in the Caribbean

Broken thumb puts out Hussain

London- While the West Indies are optimistic Franklyn Rose and Shivnarine Chanderpaul will recover from muscle strains in time for the second Test, starting at Lord's on Thursday, England learned yesterday they will have to make do without captain

26-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

One spot left

London-There is only one possible place available in the West Indies team for next week's second Test, and it is open to claimants in the one and only remaining first-class match, against New Zealand 'A' over four days in Chelmsford, starting today

21-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Test positive

Birmingham-Brian Lara provided more clear evidence yesterday that he has regained his craving for cricketeting success

20-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Lara Bouncer

Birmingham - Brian Lara seems destined to be forever pursued by persistent controversy

19-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Windies on top

Birmingham- The all-for-one, one-for-all team ethic that has been the most heartening aspect of Jimmy Adams' leadership was obvious again as the West Indies batted their way into a powerful position on the second day of the first Test yesterday

17-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Just like old times

Birmingham - Some things never change and few have been as enduring in cricket as Courtney Walsh and Curtly Ambrose persecuting the opposition, most notably England, in the cause of the West Indies

16-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Lara ready to play leading role

Arundel- His mother Pearl's illness very nearly kept Brian Lara from the current England tour

13-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies in England: More rest for weary

Arundel, England ' In deference to their seniority and their importance the West Indies have taken the rare decision to send Curtly Ambrose and Courtney Walsh into the first Test on Thursday without any match'practice in the two weeks they would have

10-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Another close call

Glamorgan - 'We're getting pretty used to close games, 'Jimmy Adams observed with some understatement after the West Indies' latest scrape yesterday

09-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Adams not worried

The headlines in the British Press were as sizeable as they were inevitable

06-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Hoping for tour de force

The West Indies set off on their latest cricketing assignment last night unrecognisable as the nervous, insecure and untried team that Zimbabwe needed only 99 to beat in the first Test of what has been an uplifting home season

31-May-2000•Tony Cozier

Adams at his best

30-May-2000•Tony Cozier

6 of one, 72 of the other

Replenish the valiums, recheck the heart condition and, just in case, place the champagne on ice

29-May-2000•Tony Cozier

Veteran's perform

28-May-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies: Cool hands steady ship

27-May-2000•Tony Cozier

It's 'You' again

The sign of the cross, a gesture of praise and gratitude for all Christians, has taken on a diametrically opposite meaning for West Indian cricketers over the past week

26-May-2000•Tony Cozier

Late declaration puts spectators to sleep

Aided by a timid, belated Pakistan declaration, the West Indies grimly, but in the end comfortably, held on for a draw in the second Test

23-May-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies: Pitch like those of 60s

It resembles a Kensington Oval pitch of 1960s vintage 'flat and grassless 'and there is a reason for it

18-May-2000•Tony Cozier

West Indies: 'Glad He's With Us'

Jimmy Adams gave Brian Lara's return to the West Indies team an enthusiastic, unequivocal seal of approval yesterday

17-May-2000•Tony Cozier

Fever Grinds 'Express' To Halt

Pakistan's cricketers have plenty to bother them two days prior to the second Test against the West Indies at Kensington Oval on Thursday

17-May-2000•Tony Cozier

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