Cricket News

Five wickets for Shane Bond, a first Test victory in the West Indies - only the fourth time they have lost in Barbados in 39 Tests - and all with a day to spare

West Indies has recalled fast bowler Darren Powell from the A-Team's tour of England and added him to the squad for the opening Test of two in the 2002 Cable & Wireless Series against New Zealand, starting at Bridgetown's Kensington Oval on Friday

A One-Day International championship table appears to be set to emerge from the International Cricket Council meeting in London next week

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If he ever needed motivation to beat the West Indies, and events yesterday will have provided him with plenty, New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming has another

New Zealand's one-day match with the West Indies ended in confusion today with an umpiring mistake possibly denying Paul Hitchcock the last over

Adam Sanford has been named replacement for fellow fast bowler Mervyn Dillon as West Indies prepare to face New Zealand in the last match of the best-of-five 2002 Cable & Wireless Trophy limited-overs international series at Kingstown, St

Northern Districts all-rounder Scott Styris will never forget June 12, 2002

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has announced that Gareth Breese, as well as Ryan Hinds and Chris Gayle will join the West Indies 'A' Team tour party for their visit to Britain and Canada

It is one of the continually baffling mysteries of New Zealand cricket performance down through the ages that the same mistakes seem to keep repeating themselves

New Zealand's opening One-Day International on their tour of the West Indies was rained off in Jamaica today

New Zealand won the opening match of their tour of the West Indies today by 85 runs, but the match against the University of West Indies Vice Chancellor's XI was a rain-reduced affair

International Cricket Council match referee Mike Procter has accepted full responsibility for the delay in the announcement of West Indies' revised target in yesterday's decisive Cable & Wireless One-Day International against India

New Zealand team manager, and former Test captain, Jeff Crowe is picking the weather to be a deciding factor in the forthcoming international series with the West Indies

India clinched the Cable & Wireless One-Day International Series here yesterday by convincingly beating West Indies in a match that will long be remembered for the chaos and confusion over the infamous Duckworth-Lewis calculations

After having been blown away by Christ Gayle at Trinidad on Saturday, India had everything to play for on Sunday at the Queen's Park Oval

Sachin Tendulkar against all bowlers - India innings at Trinidad © CricInfo An army may well win a battle with pop-guns and catapults, but how much less concerned the soldiers and their supporters would feel if their tank - even one with ailing

The Queen's Park Oval at Trinidad might be one of India's favourite away grounds but that did not save them from a thrashing at the hands of the West Indians on Saturday

As another English season draws to a close, the trees turn yellow and the temperature falls, cupboards will be raided for fleeces and pullovers

The rules of good hospitality dictate that a host never lets his visitor return home empty-handed