Cricket News

Tony Cozier on the contrast between the bankrupt West Indies board and the slick Stanford operation

Runako Morton hit West Indies A's first century of the tour as they made a strong reply to Durham's total on the second day at Chester-le-Street

A round-up of the sixth day's action from the Stanford 20/20 tournament

Ben Harmison continued the promising impression he has made at the start of his Durham career with 105 against West Indies A on the first day of their tour

Although the West Indies Cricket Board's increasingly desperate attempts to stage a much-needed fund-raising one-day series has been stalled by Canada's refusal to act as hosts, it has now started planning a tournament at home in January

The major airlines based in the Caribbean have landed a major contract for the 2007 World Cup to be played in the region

Fazeer Mohammed on the sad state of West Indies cricket that's always in the news for the wrong reasons

Canada has declined to host the proposed one-day series between India and the West Indies in September

Local fans had to plenty to cheer about on Wednesday as Antigua defeated St. Lucia by 48 runs in the Stanford 20/20 tournament

The chances of the proposed one-day series between India and West Indies in Canada in September going ahead is growing increasingly unlikely after it emerged that the West Indies Cricket Board had entered into a deal with its Indian counterparts without c

It's still early days in the Stanford 20/20 Tournament but some teams have not yet found the right formula to the new, fast-food form of the game

The decision by the West Indies Cricket Board not to offer Dwayne Bravo a retainer contract because of his pre-existing contract with TSTT - a rival of Digicel, the official WICB sponsor - has put the board back on a collision course with the West Indies

Daren Ganga will lead Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) in the Stanford 20/20 Tournament, which has a grand prize of US$1 million at stake

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is faced with a severe shortage of funds and its only short-term saviour appears to be the hosting of the 2007 World Cup

All-time West Indian great Charlie Griffith took time to visit the Toronto Cricket Academy's game with Bermuda Schools on July 13

Kensington Oval, which will host the 2007 World Cup final, will be ready ahead of schedule according to its redevelopers

Ricardo Powell has been confirmed to represent Trinidad and Tobago in the Stanford 20/20 tournament after recovering from injury and a self-imposed break from the game

Transportation continues to be a major headache ahead of the 2007 World Cup, and this week some of the major players will be meeting to chart a road map

Brian Lara faces an investigation after he bitterly hit out at cricket authorities following India's first series win in the Caribbean in 35 years

Gordon Greenidge has been appointed as the new convener of West Indies selectors