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Ramnarine 'shocked and surprised' by ultimatum

Dinanath Ramnarine has said he was "very shocked and surprised" with an ultimatum from the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) stating that the deadline for signing the much-vaunted retainer contracts is April 21

21-Apr-2006•Mark Pouchet

World Cup stadia 'will be ready on time'

Suggestions that some of the grounds scheduled to host matches during next year's World Cup will not be ready on time have been dismissed by Chris Dehring

21-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Starting all over again...

Fazeer Mohammad on how blissful optimism seems to be the sole preserve of those with their heads either in the clouds or buried in the sand

21-Apr-2006•Fazeer Mohammed

'We're a team' - Ganga

Daren Ganga, the victorious Trinidad & Tobago captain, has attributed the Carib Beer Series double-success to an all-round team performance

21-Apr-2006

Kaif retained for West Indies tour

Mohammad Kaif has retained his place in the Indian one-day squad for the tour of the West Indies, starting in the second week of May

20-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

T&T clinch title with 125-run win

Daren Ganga and his team cast aside their fairytale tag when Amit Jaggernauth bowled Pedro Collins to land the Carib Beer Challenge regional first-class title for Trinidad and Tobago

20-Apr-2006•Garth Wattley

West Indies board sets deadline to settle contracts

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) have given the players a deadline to settle the retainer contracts or face being axed from the squad

20-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Kelly's allround show propels T and T

A see-saw battle on the fourth day of the Carib Beer Challenge Final between Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados ended with the hosts in firm control by the close of play at Guaracara Park

19-Apr-2006•Kern De Freitas

WICB slowing down negotiating process: Ramnarine

Dinanath Ramnarine has said that the West Indies Cricket Board is slowing down the process of trying to conclude an agreement over long-standing issues

19-Apr-2006

Emrit leads T&T fightback

Reyad Emrit starred with both bat and ball, stroking his way to his maiden regional and first-class century to put Trinidad & Tobago in firm control of the Carib Beer Challenge final against Barbados at Guaracara Park

17-Apr-2006•Kern DeFreitas

T&T struggle at Guaracara

Barbados won the patience game and first day honours of the Carib Beer Challenge Final against Trinidad and Tobago at Guaracara Park

16-Apr-2006

T&T looking to overcome finals jinx

Trinidad and Tobago will have to battle recent history against their opponents, Barbados, to lift the Carib Beer Challenge

15-Apr-2006•Mark Pouchet

West Indies have captain options - King

Bennett King, the coach of West Indies, says there are several players who can take up the mantle of captaincy of the national team

15-Apr-2006

Tri-series to be held in Trinidad

A tri-series between Bermuda, Canada and Zimbabwe has been arranged immediately following Zimbabwe's seven-match one-day series against West Indies

14-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Twelve bowlers' actions under scrutiny

The ICC has confirmed 12 players were identified with potentially flawed bowling actions at February's Under-19 World Cup in Sri Lanka

14-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

Jason Mohammed involved in car crash

Jason Mohammed, the fast bowler from Trinidad, has suffered a car accident and missed out on the two-day training camp

14-Apr-2006•Carolyn Kissoon

Chanderpaul had to go

The West Indies Cricket Board must announce the new captain sooner rather than later, says Fazeer Mohammad

14-Apr-2006•Fazeer Mohammed

Lara in running for captaincy

Brian Charles Lara, who has twice held and twice given up the captaincy of the regional team, could be the next captain of the embattled Caribbean squad

14-Apr-2006•Mark Pouchet

Jamaica in danger of missing World Cup

Jamaica could struggle to be ready for the 2007 World Cup next March, as the redevelopment of Sabina Park in Kingston continues to drag on beyond its scheduled completion date

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

MCC instigate lobbying commitee

Marylebone Cricket Club, the former governor of the world game and the guardian of its laws, has renewed its drive to become an influence on the modern-day game by forming a committee of leading Test cricketers from eight of the ten member countries

13-Apr-2006•Cricinfo staff

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