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Some say this Indian team can tread water

Floyd Reifer hammered his second match-winning century of the week for the Boatyard XI in the annual Fred Rumsey Pro-Am Festival at Queen's Park yesterday

I regard Chris Dehring's latest comments about the 2007 Cricket World Cup no more than a wake up call or to create a sense of urgency among regional administrators and governments to get serious about putting things in place for the big dance

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The West Indies cricketers became "targets" for Indian cricket fans yesterday, as several players were struck by missiles before captain Carl Hooper took matters into his hands and left the ground

Runako Morton has been banned for a year after being found guilty of bringing the game into disrepute by the disciplinary committee of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), the board said yesterday

Two Barbadians at the centre of disciplinary action by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) were fined less than $600 each for misdemeanours on the West Indies "A" team's summer tour of England and Canada

India's cricket officials refused to reschedule the one-day series against the West Indies despite crowd trouble in all the three matches played so far

Following reports of misconduct on the recently concluded tour of the United Kingdom and Canada by the West Indies A Team, and a subsequent meeting with the Disciplinary Committee, three players have been found guilty of breaching the West Indies

© CricInfo "Great minds think alike," said one wag

Five hundred runs scored in 77.1 overs, one explosive hundred, four other scores over 70, as many as 56 boundaries and seven sixes struck

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has allocated US $2 million dollars to cricket development programmes for the financial year 2002-2003.

Star West Indian batsman Brian Lara, has been cleared of all charges of involvement in match-fixing following an investigation into allegations against him

The directors of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), gave a Master Plan which outlined how the WICB will manage the 2007 World Cup in the West Indies their approval over the weekend.

Tobago and Windward Islands - will be asked to name 13

Following disclosures in the media that the a provident fund set up for the benefit of West Indian players had lost considerable sums of money, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), is moving to stem the tide.

© CricInfo Let me begin by saying that, sadly, crowd invasions seems to be an integral part of this West Indies tour of India

After dew forced a delayed start to the 48-over-a-side match, Sourav Ganguly could not have been too disappointed at being asked to bat first on an easy-paced pitch

The Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) has hit out at Dr Rudi Webster for his strong comments over alleged indiscipline of Barbadian students at the Shell Cricket Academy of St George's University

Let's face it, if Floyd Reifer was being considered for a place in the West Indies team for next year's World Cup, he would have been chosen by the selectors for the forthcoming seven One-Day Internationals against India