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Bell doubtful after blow to jaw

Ian Bell is an injury doubt for England's opening ODI against West Indies after needing ten stitches in a possible fractured jaw suffered during net practice

15-Jun-2012•David Hopps

West Indies A's progress impresses coach Springer

West Indies A coach Hendy Springer has said that he is pleased by the commitment shown by his team to beat India A convincingly in Kingstown, St Vincent

15-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Allen Stanford jailed for 110 years in fraud case

Allen Stanford, the disgraced Texan cricket financier, has been sentenced to 110 years in prison by a US federal judge after being found guilty of a multi-billion dollar fraud.

14-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Gayle back to be West Indies' best

West Indies coach hails Chris Gayle as the best one-day player in the world and backs his side for success in the ODI series with England

14-Jun-2012•David Hopps

All differences rectified - Gayle

Chris Gayle has said that all differences between him and the WICB have been resolved and his aim now is to give a lift to Caribbean cricket.

14-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Darren Bravo finds form in crushing win

Darren Bravo returned to form with an unbeaten hundred against Middlesex and Dwayne Smith made 96 in a crushing win

13-Jun-2012•Andrew McGlashan at Lord's

Johnson and Permaul crush India A

West Indies A levelled the series 1-1 by bundling out India A for 94 to complete a 125-run victory in Kingstown

12-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Flower concern over Pietersen role

Andy Flower, England's director of cricket, has voiced concern that Kevin Pietersen will become detached from the rest of the England squad

12-Jun-2012•George Dobell

Gayle will be hungry - Pollard

Chris Gayle will have enough 'hunger and desire' when he returns to West Indies colours for the first time in 15 months to perform against England. That is the opinion of Gayle's West Indies team-mate Kieron Pollard

12-Jun-2012•Nagraj Gollapudi

Johnson leaves India A in trouble

Like the first one, the second unofficial Test between West Indies A and India A in St Vincent was on its way to an exciting finish at the end of the third day

12-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Denesh Ramdin fined for gesture

Denesh Ramdin, the West Indies batsman, has been fined 20% of his match fee for making a gesture directed at Viv Richards after reaching his century at Edgbaston

11-Jun-2012•Nagraj Gollapudi

Damp Test ends with final-day washout

The Edgbaston Test met a watery end as the final day was washed out, leaving England 2-0 winners against West Indies in the three-Test series

11-Jun-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Permaul five-for gives West Indies A lead

Captain Veerasammy Permaul led West Indies A's fightback in the second unofficial Test, helping them gain a slender lead over India A after the visitors had taken the honours on the first day

11-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Pietersen blames schedule for one-day exit

Kevin Pietersen has blamed his decision to retire from limited-overs international cricket on England's unrelenting schedule but reiterated his desire to play in the World T20 in September.

10-Jun-2012•George Dobell at Edgbaston

Best's great day brings West Indies cheer

Tino Best, whose career as a Test batsman was previously best known for Andrew Flintoff's "mind the windows" jibe at Lord's eight years ago, struck back with the innings of his life

10-Jun-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Bowlers give India A upper hand

India A gained the upper hand in the second unofficial Test against West Indies A in St Vincent, after their bowlers restricted the hosts to 212 for 8 on the opening day

10-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

West Indies fight as England quicks share honours

England's rejigged pace attack shared the honours on the third day at Edgbaston, but West Indies fought hard throughout to end on a competitive 280 for 8

09-Jun-2012•The Report by David Hopps

Griffith joins ICC's operations department

Former West Indies opener Adrian Griffith has taken over the role of umpires and referees administration manager at the ICC

09-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

ICC and FICA to mediate in West Indies dispute

The ICC and FICA will be participating in efforts aimed at ending the stand-off between the West Indies Cricket Board and the West Indies Players' Association

09-Jun-2012•ESPNcricinfo staff

Consecutive washouts out at Edgbaston

For the first time since 1964 - at Lord's against Australia - the first two days of an England home Test were washed out after the second day at Edgbaston went the same way as the first.

08-Jun-2012•Andrew McGlashan

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