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India may have won its first series in the Caribbean for 35 years, beating the West Indies 1-0 over four matches, but it has not stopped Rahul Dravid's side slipping down the Test Championship table

For anyone else in such a position of trust, responsibility and leadership, Brian Lara's third term as West Indies captain would now be at an end. Instead, he has announced that he himself will decide if and when he goes, not an acquiescent board that has

Dravid hailed his pace-bowling attack for playing a significant part in the series victory and, also said that India had played "better cricket" throughout the series

In what was a startling revelation, he said that he wasn't aware of the fact that he was one of the selectors and even said he would revisit his decision to captain the team in the next few weeks

Brian Lara comes out with startling revelations while speaking to the media after the Jamaica Test

Amit Varma and S Rajesh discuss the third day of the Jamaica Test

Brian Lara dropped a bombshell last night. He might be about to throw in the towel as West Indies captain - again

Anil Kumble turned in another matchwinning performance, taking 6 for 78 as India clinched a historic win at Kingston, beating West Indies by 49 runs to win a series in the West Indies for the first time since 1971

Press conferences of Harbhajan Singh and Bennett King

Either side of fierce winds and a brief tropical shower, it rained wickets at Sabina Park as India took charge of the final Test of the series

Rahul Dravid and Brian Lara spoke to the media at the end of the day

Amit Varma and S Rajesh discuss the second day of the Jamaica Test

Rahul Dravid and Brian Lara discuss the state of affairs at the end of day one of the Jamaica Test

The great and the good of the ICC meet in London next week, but this week it was the turn of the Federation Of International Cricketers' Associations (FICA) to hold their annual general meeting

Jerome Taylor evoked Jamaican legends like Michael Holding with a consummate display that fetched him figures of 5 for 50.

Brian Lara and a host of West Indies players will participate in two limited-overs invitational matches early next month at Brooklyn, New York

Chris Gayle is upbeat about West Indies' chances of winning the series at Jamaica and hopes to make a big score in the process

Amit Varma and S Rajesh discuss the first day of the Jamaica Test

As Rahul Dravid walked into the Sabina Park on the eve of the final Test, he might have been accompanied by a sense of déjà vu

Despite Brian Lara's plea for fast bowlers, West Indies selectors have made no changes to the team for the final Test at Jamaica beginning on Friday