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Cook and Bopara prosper on placid track

Ravi Bopara became the first England batsman to score three Test centuries in consecutive innings since his hero and mentor Graham Gooch in 1990, while another of Gooch's protégés, Alastair Cook, made an unbeaten 126, as West Indies were made to toil with

14-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Blame greedy boards, says WIPA chief

National cricketing bodies, not players, will be to blame if cricketers follow Chris Gayle's intended path and choose Twenty20 cricket over Tests, according to West Indies Players Association boss Dinanath Ramnarine

13-May-2009•Alex Brown

Richards and Sobers defend primacy of Test cricket

Sir Garfield Sobers and Sir Vivian Richards have defended the primacy of Test cricket in the wake of the withering critique launched by Chris Gayle

13-May-2009•Alex Brown

Gayle ponders Test future

Chris Gayle has said that he wasn't looking to remain the West Indies captain for a long period of time and would be "giving it up shortly" because of the pressure the job entailed

13-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

England seek the knock-out blow

England's home season was launched in the most emphatic of styles at Lord's with a 10-wicket win, but now that Chris Gayle has confirmed the impression that West Indies were not entirely at the races, the value of that victory has been somewhat diminished

13-May-2009•The Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Gayle's comments an 'unfortunate development' - Hunte

Julian Hunte, the WICB president, has said that Chris Gayle's comment about not wanting to captain West Indies was an "unfortunate development"

13-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Lloyd criticises Windies preparations

Clive Lloyd has expressed disappointment and concern over the IPL's impact on the West Indian team, fearing another poor showing against England in Durham could erode the foundations laid by Chris Gayle's men over the past 18 months

12-May-2009•Alex Brown

Nero back in Windies women's squad for World Twenty20

West Indies have stuck with largely the same women's squad for World Twenty20 that represented them at the World Cup

12-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Durham ponders cheaper ticket prices

Durham's chief executive, David Harker, believes that ticket prices may have to fall for future Test series, after his county managed to sell barely half of the seats available for Thursday's second Test against West Indies at the Riverside

12-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Xavier Marshall recalled for World Twenty20

Xavier Marshall, the Jamaica batsman, has been recalled to the West Indies side for the World Twenty20

09-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Gayle blames the conditions

Chris Gayle acknowledged that his side have little time to prepare for the second Test but called on his side to adapt to the chilly conditions if they're to square the series at Chester-le-Street

09-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Strauss lauds Swann's efforts

Fresh from England's ten-wicket win over West Indies yesterday, the England captain Andrew Strauss has lauded the efforts of Graeme Swann

09-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Gayle laments batting disasters

West Indies' captain, Chris Gayle, was left lamenting a "disaster" for his team, as England rolled them over inside three days in the first Test at Lord's

08-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

The unlikeliest of failures

Andrew Miller's plays of the day from Lord's

08-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Impressive England cruise to 10-wicket win

With more than two days to spare, England began a Test series on a winning note for the first time in 15 attempts and won at Lord's for the first time since 2005 as they wrapped up a convincing 10-wicket win against West Indies

08-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Onions ushers return to normal service

After clinging, clawing, and refusing to yield throughout their series victory in the Caribbean in March, West Indies let their guard drop in alien conditions, and the moment's hesitation was all the invitation England needed to swarm through their defenc

07-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Clangers, collapses and riding the gravy train

Andrew Miller's plays of the day from Lord's

07-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Onions and Swann humble West Indies

The sweat and toil of Barbados and Trinidad felt a world away as England made home advantage count to bundle out West Indies for 152 and still had time to remove two more in the follow-on

07-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Let-offs, drops and chances galore

Andrew Miller's plays of the day from Lord's

06-May-2009•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Bopara ton holds England together

Ravi Bopara hits an unbeaten 118 as England reached 289 for 7 on the opening day at Lord's after Fidel Edwards also stars with four wickets

06-May-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

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