Cricket News

Dinanath Ramnarine has said that he is satisfied with the pace of negotiations with the West Indies Cricket Board

It looks like the days of rumblings and grumbling are over. At least for the time being

Trinidad and Tobago are looking to maintain their reputation as the leading team in the West Indies when they travel to Grenada for this weekend's Grenada Cricket Festival

Brendan Nash, the former Queensland batsman who left Australia to restart his career in the Caribbean, has been named in Jamaica's 17-man squad for this season's forthcoming KFC Cup

Dave Mohammed will miss the forthcoming regional KFC Cup limited-overs series due to an injury which doctors say will not heal in time for the start of the tournament

The work ethic of the West Indies cricket team during the recent tour of England was a major concern of management officials

The board of the Barbados Cricket Association is still awaiting a decision on a disciplinary matter involving Sulieman Benn earlier in the season

There are difficult decisions to be made by the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) selection panel as they try to put together a formidable national team that can successfully defend the regional KFC Cup limited overs title

Fazeer Mohammed on a living legend's concern at the state of the game in the Caribbean

Sir Garfield Sobers said it's time for "something very drastic" to be done to West Indies cricket to get it back on track

Dav Whatmore and John Dyson are among the candidates to take over as head coach of the West Indies team, according to a report on caribbeancricket.com

Amit Jaggernauth expressed his disappointment after being overlooked by the West Indies selectors for the regional squad

Allen Stanford and his 20/20 board of directors have invited the winners of the World Twenty20 in Johannesburg to play a one-off, $5million, match at Stanford's ground in Antigua

Amit Jaggernauth, the Trinidad and Tobago offspinner who was the leading wicket-taker in the Carib Beer Series last season, expressed his disappointment after being overlooked by the selectors for the West Indies squad

It did not take long for Julian Hunte to identify his first priority on his return to West Indies cricket in July as president of the West Indies Cricket Board

Ryan Hinds, former West Indies international, is contemplating taking a break from the game in the aftermath of his sacking as Barbados captain

The former West Indies and Kent cricketer, Hartley Alleyne, who is an acclaimed coach at St Edmund's School in Canterbury, faces deportation within 28 days after being refused a work permit by the Home Office

The West Indies Cricket Board are planning on sending a full-strength team for an ICC-listed tour of Zimbabwe in December but with a reduced itinerary

Tony Cozier feels the West Indies require a change in attitude with regard to pre-match preparation

Ramnaresh Sarwan was critical of his team's fielding and bowling in the ICC World Twenty20