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Ken Gordon to meet with US's warring factions

Ken Gordon, the chief executive of the West Indies Cricket Board, has agreed to meet with the two sides battling for control of US cricket in a bid to find an end to the row which has seen the USA suspended from the ICC

24-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Harmison must lead from the front

A preview of the second Test between England and West Indies at Headingley

24-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Vaughan returns to a changed world

A preview of the second Test between England and West Indies at Headingley

24-May-2007•Andrew Miller

Hope for West Indies women's cricket

Hope, albeit a glimmer, is in sight for West Indies women, according to the West Indies board

24-May-2007•Jenny Thompson

Moore wants consistency from West Indies

David Moore, the West Indies coach, has asked his players to keep up their hard work for the second Test against England at Headingley after a solid finish to the first Test at Lord's

24-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Sidebottom ready for long-awaited second chance

Ryan Sidebottom is looking forward to getting one up on his father after being recalled to the England squad six years after playing his one-and-only Test

24-May-2007

Early signs hopeful for West Indies

West Indies' fighting performance in the Lord's Test is a good sign for the remainder of the tour

23-May-2007•Tony Cozier

MCC cricket committee calls for fewer ODIs

The MCC's world cricket committee has said that the game's international calendar is far too cluttered, and wants to see less one-day cricket

21-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Rain washes out England's hopes

A mere 20 overs were possible on the final day at Lord's as West Indies and England were frustrated by a depressing combination of drizzle and murky light, leaving the series wide open with three Tests to play

21-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Pietersen ton sets up victory chance

Kevin Pietersen won't have enjoyed missing England's first-innings century-spree, but joined the club on the fourth day at Lord's with a dazzling hundred as West Indies were set a last-day target of 401

20-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Chanderpaul keeps West Indies fighting

For the first time this match represented an even contest, with West Indies battling hard throughout the third day of the first Test at Lord's. Their response to England's huge total was held together by Shivnarine Chanderpaul and rapid half-centuries fro

19-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Prior's thrilling debut cements England's command

Matt Prior became the first English wicketkeeper to score a hundred on Test debut as West Indies were flayed on the second day of the first Test at Lord's. Paul Collingwood and Ian Bell also joined the three-figure club to make it four England century-mak

18-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Holding added to Stanford board

Michael Holding has joined the Stanford 20/20 board after initially refusing the posting due to his commentary obligations

18-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Cook shows the benefits of a break

The Lord's slope was not the only lop-sided aspect of the opening day of England's international season. Despite the alarming speed with which the summer has tagged along behind an interminable winter, the main man of the match so far has had a leisurely

17-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

US no closer to being readmitted to the fold

The USA is no closer to being readmitted to world cricket than it was almost three months ago when it was suspended by the ICC

17-May-2007•Will Luke

Cook's calmness guides England

Alastair Cook's century guided England into a strong position on a truncated opening day at Lord's

17-May-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Lara thinks West Indies can thrive under Sarwan

Brian Lara believes West Indies will now have a chance to rebuild their ailing fortunes without being overshadowed by his presence

17-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

West Indies set to send A team to Zimbabwe

West Indies are hoping to travel to Canada in August to play a series of Twenty20 matches and also revealed they will be sending an A team to Zimbabwe in July

16-May-2007•Will Luke

Sarwan prepares to fight down the odds

As he left the Caribbean for his first tour as West Indies captain, Ramnaresh Sarwan preached the benefits of compromise

16-May-2007•Vaneisa Baksh

What's gone before matters no more

Two new coaches, two new captains, an entirely new environment and a change of format to boot. If ever two teams wished to draw a line under the inadequacies of their recent performances, then the first Test of the English season provides the perfect oppo

16-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

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