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Sammy eyes Caribbean revival

Of the current squad, only Shivnarine Chanderpaul was around the last time West Indies beat England in the World Cup and Darren Sammy, the captain, hopes that this campaign could mark the turning point

16-Mar-2011•Dileep Premachandran in Chennai

Kenya upset Brian Lara and West Indies

West Indies were a shambles going into the 1996 World Cup, and the unknown amateurs of Kenya exploited that to the full in one of the game's biggest upsets

12-Mar-2011•Martin Williamson

Pollard shows West Indies a glimpse of the future

Like moths to a flame, Ireland's bowlers tried attracting Pollard's attention with short balls. He hammered them with all his might, and has the arsenal and hunger to become a good middle-order batsman. He needs the breaks.

11-Mar-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mohali

Pollard makes the difference

Kieron Pollard's stunning 94 was the innings which allowed West Indies to take their two points against a spirited Ireland team

11-Mar-2011•S Rajesh

Playing nanny and Pollard's big leap

Plays of the day from West Indies 44-run victory over Ireland

11-Mar-2011•Nagraj Gollapudi in Mohali

The dampest squib

And also the shortest game ever for which so much effort was taken to procure tickets

05-Mar-2011•Nihad Kabir

Sammy leads from the front

West Indies shouldn't get carried away after their huge victory over Bangladesh but there were promising signs as they hunt a quarter-final spot

04-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Dhaka

A collapse too far provokes the fans to fury

While what followed outside the stadium was an unacceptable reaction, it should not be forgotten that a vast majority of the people in Dhaka have been extremely well-behaved

04-Mar-2011•Sidharth Monga in Dhaka

Nothing short of a rout

Bangladesh broke a few dubious records during the course of their mauling at the hands of West Indies in Mirpur, one of the most one-sided games so far in the World Cup

04-Mar-2011•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Not-so-manic Monday

Why would you go watch Netherlands-West Indies on the first night of the week? Because you don't have political connections, and it's a World Cup game after all

01-Mar-2011•Nikhil Jha

Pollard the giant takes small steps

Kieron Pollard has still to convince that he is more than a Twenty20 slogger and he'll need to score runs against better attacks than Netherlands to sway opinion

28-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Delhi

Roach rocks the Netherlands boat

Plays of the Day from the Group B match between Netherlands and West Indies at the Feroz Shah Kotla

28-Feb-2011•Firdose Moonda in Delhi

The Brothers Bravo, and a tale of woe

Darren Bravo showcased his incredible talent before failing to make a match-winning contribution. His half-brother, Dwayne, sparkled before a game-ending knee injury

24-Feb-2011•Sharda Ugra at the Feroz Shah Kotla

A botched anthem and some aggravation

Plays of the Day from the Group B match between West Indies and South Africa in Delhi

24-Feb-2011•Sharda Ugra and Firdose Moonda at the Feroz Shah Kotla

Recent form favours South Africa

South Africa are favourites based on recent form, but West Indies can draw inspiration from their excellent performances in global tournaments against South Africa

23-Feb-2011•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

Kotla's acid test

Thursday's World Cup game between South Africa and West Indies will be the first international game at the Feroz Shah Kotla after the India-Sri Lanka ODI was abandoned in December 2009

23-Feb-2011•Sharda Ugra in Delhi

Gayle aims to be tournament's best allrounder

Chris Gayle is playing the World Cup without the responsibility of captaincy and he aims to star with both bat and ball, and gun for 200 if the opportunity arises

20-Feb-2011•Sharda Ugra in Delhi

Classy and inspirational

Worrell had outstanding numbers as a batsman, but he will always be most remembered for his outstanding leadership qualities

26-Dec-2010•Madhusudhan Ramakrishnan

The year of reckoning

The women proved that holding a joint World Twenty20 was a good idea and then went on to break all sorts of batting records in the format

26-Dec-2010•Jenny Roesler

The man who made history

Sir Frank Worrell died at 42 and CLR James recalls how he initiated a regeneration in Test cricket

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