The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is engaged in a delicate balancing act to try to accommodate a showpiece limited-overs match between Asia and the Rest of the World, organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jagmohan Dalmiya,

Sir Viv Richards has not been precluded from consideration for the post as full-time coach to the West Indies' team because of the advertised qualifications of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), president Pat Rousseau indicated Wednesday night

There were any number of suggestions of how the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) should have handled the players just back from their thrashing in New Zealand

were any number of suggestions of how the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) should have handled the players just back from their thrashing in New Zealand

Captain Brian Lara, coach Sir Viv Richards and all the players were there, but Clive Lloyd wasn't

In an unprecedented development reflecting general disquiet over the West Indies recent drubbing in New Zealand, every member of the touring team assembled in Barbados yesterday after being summoned for a debriefing session with the executive

At last something to bring a smile of satisfaction to the lips of West Indies cricket fans that, for so long, have been pursed in a cheups

The hurt and the humiliation continue

The aspiring cricketers of the West Indies can look forward to a stern test later this year when the South Africa A team tours the Caribbean for the first time

Sir Viv Richards has had a traumatic introduction to the realities of contemporary West Indies cricket nearly a decade after he was its very embodiment as captain and the most intimidating batsman of his time

The West Indies team badly beaten in the first Test in New Zealand on Monday is stronger than it was when it held Australia to a drawn series at home last season, Dr

Not many teams bat themselves into such a formidable position on the first day of a Test

As the cricket community lays Sir Conrad Hunte to rest tomorrow morning at St

Grief can often induce unwarranted pessimism but the untimely deaths of Malcolm Marshall and Sir Conrad Hunte in such quick succession have simply heightened concern over the state of West Indies cricket

The internal bickering and mistrust that is undermining West Indies cricket burst into the open again yesterday

Like all great sportsmen, there was nothing Sir Viv Richards relished more than a challenge

The quite phenomenal reaction to Malcolm Marshall's passing has come as a timely, if sombre, reminder of the status cricket, and great cricketers, retain in the psyche of the unique, cosmopolitan people of the West Indies, particularly of Barbados

Curtly Ambrose's indefinable injury to his right, bowling arm has provided the West Indies selectors with a convenient solution to a difficult dilemma

There is some method to what may seem selectorial madness in the choice of the 14 players for the West Indies A team to play India A in the first of two four-day representative matches from November 19-22

Someone at the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has got the numbers for the Youth World Cup wrong again