Cricket News

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), today named former West Indies fast bowler, Joel Garner as Manager of the West Indies "A" Team for the tours to Britain and Canada

Lashed by rains ever since the conclusion of the final Test, Sabina Park, despite the excellent facilities for draining the ground, remained water-logged enough for the first one-dayer between India and the West Indies to be abandoned very early

Rain pelted the window-panes, but the gloom in Sourav Ganguly's room superseded the weather easily

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) will have to fork out more than $500 000 in refunds if the murky weather that has hovered over Jamaica for the last three days completely ruins the first of this weekend's back-to-back Cable & Wireless One-Day

New Zealand's quest to settle on their one-day team with next year's World Cup in mind took another twist today with the naming of 15 players for the tour of the West Indies

Two days of incessant, torrential rain have dumped nearly two inches of rain on Kingston and put the weekend's first two One-Day Internationals in the Cable & Wireless Series at Sabina Park in some doubt

New Zealand can expect to meet a much more disciplined West Indies team, on their tour starting next week, than the side which toured here in 1999/00

Carl Hooper has set world champions Australia as the benchmark by which his West Indies team should be judged

Coach Roger Harper praised his West Indies players for the way they came from behind to beat India in the Cable & Wireless Series

There are two objections to Dravid being asked tokeep wickets

In one of my earlier columns, I had opined that the Indians had a good chance of giving their fans an encore of the glorious West Indies tour of 1971

Twenty-eight students have been officially welcomed to the 2002 programme of the Shell Cricket Academy of St

Player negotiations have delayed the naming of the New Zealand cricket team for the tour of the West Indies

So the search for the elusive away series win continues

Merv Dillon against VVS Laxman - India first innings at Jamaica © CricInfo For a bowler groomed to be the spearhead of the West Indian pace attack, Merv Dillon went an unusually long time without a fivewicket haul

He stands elegantly in the lounge of the MCC Club in Kingston where, once upon a time, his mother worked as a cook to earn her living

Twenty-six years ago, India and West Indies went into the fourth and final Test at Kingston, Jamaica with the series tied 1-1

From Bourda to Sabina

West Indies' fast bowling great Michael Holding is urging Caribbean cricket fans not to be too critical of gifted young Guyanese batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan who has constantly failed to convert several fifties into a maiden Test century

By the time the Indian team went to the Caribbean islands next in 1997, the decline of West Indian cricket was clearly marked