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Sabina Park pitch under scrutiny

They have already heard from Sabina Park curator Patrick Gordon that "it's going to be a competitive strip" but will want more specific information

18-May-2002•Tony Cozier

West Indies send A squad to visit Canada

West Indies A will visit Canada this summer, playing matches in the Toronto area

18-May-2002•CricInfo

West Indies stutter after strong start to final Test

The day began with joy, quickly turned into a nightmare, veered towards major disaster and then settled down to normalcy for India at the Sabina Park in Jamaica

18-May-2002•Anand Vasu

West Indies offer little respite

In the three Tests he played, Hirwani was simply blasted out of shape,illustrated by his figures of six wickets at 57.50 apiece

17-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

A nicely balanced outfit

The Indian selectors, as a rule, receive very few bouquets; it is mostly brickbats for them

17-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

West Indies upbeat

An optimistic West Indies coach Roger Harper is in Jamaica confident of a 2-1 series victory over India

17-May-2002

Richards advises Tendulkar to play his natural game

Sachin Tendulkar may have been dubbed a Master Blaster in countless media columns around the cricketing world, but he has always remained a fan of the original bearer of that title

17-May-2002•Special Correspondent

Low on excitement, high on statistics

Unfortunate, but largely true - a high-scoring, tamely drawn Test match sometimes produces the most glittering of statistical nuggets

15-May-2002•Staff Reporter

Flogging a dead dog

It is matches such as this that give Test cricket a bad name

15-May-2002•Tony Cozier

Looking ahead to the decider

Let us for the moment, keep the farcical end to the largely dull proceedings in the drawn fourth Test aside, think in the larger perspective of the entire series and look ahead

15-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

India must play two spinners at Jamaica

The flat track at the Antigua Recreation Ground meant that the fourth Test was always going to yield a high-scoring draw

15-May-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Agarkar replaces Srinath in one-day squad

The Indian selectors announced a 15-man squad for the five-match one-day series against the West Indies, with one-day specialists such as Yuvraj Singh and Ajit Agarkar coming in as expected

15-May-2002•Staff Reporter

Bowlers praised for trying

There were 1,142 runs scored, five batsmen hit centuries and neither team was bowled out in their first innings

15-May-2002•Craig Cozier

West Indies name unchanged squad

With the current Cable & Wireless Test series tied 1-1 heading into the fifth and final Test match which begins on Saturday in Jamaica, the West Indies have named an unchanged 13-man squad to play against India

14-May-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Shell Academy replacements named

Four players have been named to attend the Shell Cricket Academy of the St

14-May-2002•Derrick Nicholas

Catching up with the master of blasters

Two significant things have happened to Vivian Richards in recent times

14-May-2002•Special Correspondent

Antigua Test meanders to tame draw

Cricket can be a cruel game

14-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Astle provides some welcome good news for New Zealand Cricket

Good news at last for New Zealand Cricket, ace batsman Nathan Astle does not have a tear of his patella tendon

13-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Hooper, Chanderpaul prosper as Test heads for draw

If you believe that the fourth Test between India and the West Indies is heading for anything but the most tame of draws, perhaps it is best that you stay away from the betting centres

13-May-2002•Anand Vasu

West Indies name 'A' team to UK and Canada

The West Indies Cricket Board today announced the names of 14 of the 16 players who will form the West Indies "A" team to tour the United Kingdom and Canada later this summer

13-May-2002

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