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Unbelievable, untimely distraction

Even given the recent acrimonious history of conflict between the WICB and the WIPA, it is utterly unbelievable that their latest, unnecessary dispute should arise during our own World Cup

18-Mar-2007•Tony Cozier

Media fume at Sabina Park rip-off

Journalists covering World Cup matches at Sabina Park are fuming at what they believe are rip-off prices being charged for internet connections

17-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Young guns give West Indies hope

Tony Cozier says that West Indies' victory against Pakistan in the World Cup opener was built on the performances of youngsters

15-Mar-2007•Tony Cozier

'I'm always confident in myself' - Smith

Dwayne Smith has justified his selection for the World Cup with a match-winning performance in the opening game against Pakistan

15-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Quality is what matters

Even in this era of wanton extravagance and shameless greed, quality still prevails over quantity when it really matters, writes Fazeer Mohammed

14-Mar-2007•Fazeer Mohammed

Lara keen to build on winning start

Brian Lara refused to look too far ahead - "It's just one match" - but there was no denying his pleasure at the manner in which West Indies stormed to a 54-run victory in their opening game at the World Cup

14-Mar-2007•Dileep Premachandran in Jamaica

West Indies storm to opening victory

The West Indies shrugged off any early-tournament nerves with a convincing 54-run win over Pakistan in the opening match of the World Cup at Kingston in Jamaica, with a notable allround performance from Dwayne Smith.

13-Mar-2007•The Bulletin by Will Luke

Worries over Sabina Park's readiness

Pakistan and West Indies were forced to scrap plans for their final World Cup training sessions at Sabina Park on Monday because the facilities were not ready

13-Mar-2007•AFP

Expect another World Cup classic

Pakistan and West Indies generally don't do boring World Cup games

13-Mar-2007•Dileep Premachandran in Jamaica

Andy Roberts expects sporting pitches

Andy Roberts has predicted that the pitches in the tournament may not necessarily be slow turners, contrary to general expectations

12-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Utseya targets West Indies and Pakistan

Prosper Utseya firmly believes that West Indies' inconsistencies and Pakistan's pre-World Cup woes can be exploited to get Zimbabwe into the Super Eights

12-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Grounds for concern prior to opening ceremony

With the World Cup set to kick-off, the organisers have expressed concern over the last-minute scramble

11-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Cause for concern

Tony Cozier notices that the prelude to the 2007 World Cup has hasn't been an auspicious one

11-Mar-2007•Tony Cozier

Dravid reposes faith in Sehwag

Rahul Dravid, the Indian captain, has reiterated his confidence in Virender Sehwag, despite his third-ball duck in the warm-up match against West Indies

10-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

T&T local committee clarifies ticket delivery delay

The Trinidad and Tobago Local Organising Committee has clarified that the delay in the delivery of tickets to T&T locals occurred because the ICC Cricket World Cup Committee 2007 in Jamaica handled the purchase of tickets over the internet

10-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

'Chronic' batting problem worries Lara

Brian Lara said his team's inability to assess their worsening situation and play accordingly was a major concern in their disastrous warm-up loss to India. West Indies collapsed for 85 in the 26th over, and lost their last seven wickets for 32

10-Mar-2007•Cricinfo staff

Legend Hall loses eldest son to sea

It was supposed to be a getaway from the cold, and a chance to relax. But it ended up being a trip turned tragic

10-Mar-2007

Munaf powers Indian victory

India registered a facile win after West Indies, in a perfect exhibition of the infamous Calypso Collapso, deflated like cheap party balloons and were shot out for a paltry 85 in the scenic Trewlany Stadium in Jamaica

09-Mar-2007•The Bulletin by Sriram Veera

Young guns hope for memorable World Cup

While players like Brian Lara, Sachin Tendulkar, Glenn McGrath and Sanath Jayasuriya prepare for their last World Cup, Pollard, the 19-year old West Indian allrounder and Iqbal, the 17-year old Bangladesh batsman will look to carve out similar careers

09-Mar-2007

We fear England but can win the World Cup - Lara

Brian Lara says that, while he is confident West Indies will lift the trophy on home soil, England - and of course Australia - shouldn't be written off

09-Mar-2007•Online exclusive by Nick Harper

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