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Phil Simmons lends support to Western Union Cricket Trophy

West Indies star, Phil Simmons, has given his support to all the teams participating in the Western Union Cricket Trophy, a tournament intended primarily for West Indian heritage teams, on the eve of the round robin stage of the competition (Sunday,

24-May-2001•CricInfo

Phil Simmons backs Western Union Cricket Trophy

As a West Indian International for several years, Phil Simmons is delighted to announce his support to the Western Union Cricket Trophy, a national cricket competition intended primarily for West Indian heritage teams

24-May-2001•CricInfo

Campbell down, but not out

The country reacted with anger and disgust over Sherwin Campbell's omission from a West Indies training squad from which the team to tour Zimbabwe and Kenya will be chosen

24-May-2001•Haydn Gill

Chasing the fourth innings target

23-May-2001•Arshad Chughtai

Captain's innings steers Notts into semis

A captain's innings of 117 not out by Darren Bicknell inspired Nottinghamshire to a six-wicket win over Warwickshire and a place in the B&H semi-finals for the first time since 1990

23-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

West Indies name 22-man squad for coming tour

The West Indies selectors have named a 22-man squad to attend a pre-tour training camp

23-May-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Virgin Covers Part Of Cost

The new covers for the Barbados Cricket Association's (BCA) leading competitions cost more than $50 000

21-May-2001•Haydn Gill

PwC Ratings: Gough is England's best since Willis

Darren Gough has climbed to fourth place in the PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) Ratings for bowlers

21-May-2001•PricewaterhouseCoopers Media Release

Across The Board - Cricket Memories To Cherish

The historic first full cricket tour by South Africa to the West Indies has just finished and players on both sides have memories to cherish

21-May-2001

Cozier On Cricket - A Reprieve? Really?

The West Indies have just gone through successive series of both Tests and One-Day Internationals against Australia and South Africa, the two strongest, fittest and best prepared teams of the day

21-May-2001•Tony Cozier

Afzaal steers Notts to dramatic victory

The Criclnfo-sponsored Notts Outlaws recorded their second consecutive win in the National League this season, beating the Warwickshire Bears at Trent Bridge by four wickets

20-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

Notts bat through day for maximum batting points

With more than 300 overs lost on the first three days, Nottinghamshire just used the final day of their match against Warwickshire for some batting practice and to pick up some valuable bonus points

19-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

West Indies to make final pick

The West Indies selectors will choose the squad of 16 for the forthcoming tours of Zimbabwe and Kenya next weekend during the special preparatory camp in Trinidad

19-May-2001•Tony Cozier

South Africa's dope smokers apologise as they arrive home

South Africa's dope-smoking cricketers apologise for their indiscretions as they arrive home from the West Indies

19-May-2001•Peter Robinson

7th Match, West Indies v South Africa, Statistical Highlights

It was the 1718th ODI in cricket history

19-May-2001•Rajneesh Gupta

Bucknor lauds umpires

The man widely acknowledged as the Caribbean's best umpire has given a huge vote of confidence to three of his West Indian colleagues

17-May-2001•Haydn Gill

McGarrell returns to West Indies team for final one dayer

With only their pride to play for, the West Indies selectors have made one change to the team which lost to South Africa in Trinidad by 53 runs on Saturday

16-May-2001•Derrick Nicholas

Top UCB officials knew of marijuana-smoking incident

Top United Cricket Board officials Percy Sonn and Gerald Majola knew of the marijuana-smoking incident involving five South African cricketers in the Caribbean shortly after it took place, the Johannesburg newspaper Business Day has charged.

16-May-2001•Peter Robinson

Notts innings disrupted by rain

On a frustrating day at Trent Bridge the elements triumphed, allowing only 9.4 overs play during which Notts, put in to bat, reached 41--1

16-May-2001•Dave Bracegirdle

West Indies end one-day series with six-wicket win

West Indies win the seventh and final one-day international by six wickets, but South Africa still take the series 5-2

16-May-2001•Marcus Prior

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