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West Indies v New Zealand 'A', Day 2 of 4

The West Indies made up with their bowling and fielding on the 2nd day what they lost by their batting on the 1st

22-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

West Indies v New Zealand 'A', Day 1

Having won the toss and electing to bat first, the West Indies squandered a golden opportunity to capitalize on a good batting pitch, with very consistent bounce, and a fairly fast outfield, all which should have enabled them to make a big score, and

21-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 3 - Lunch

The West Indies, through their captain, Jimmy Adams, have not only extended their overnight lead from 157, but have certainly put themselves in a position to win this 1st Test match

17-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 3 - Close

The fat lady tuned up early in the game, perhaps when the West Indies led on the 2nd day bu 157, but only started singing at 6:15pm on the 3rd afternoon, for it was then that the West Indies won their 1st Test match away from home since February

17-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

England sent crashing to defeat

The gloomiest prognosis for the rest of this series must have England being systematically out-played and heading toward an overwhelming defeat

17-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

Windies on top

Birmingham- The all-for-one, one-for-all team ethic that has been the most heartening aspect of Jimmy Adams' leadership was obvious again as the West Indies batted their way into a powerful position on the second day of the first Test yesterday

17-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 3 - Tea

The period between lunch and tea brought new headaches for England

17-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

Adams puts West Indies in command

The mantle of invincibility which West Indies once wore, through the seventies and eighties, may no longer be there but those shoulders can still hold responsibility when the call comes

16-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 2 - Lunch

The morning session had everything a cricket afficianado could want; runs, wickets, slashing strokes and even missed chances

16-Jun-2000•Colin Coft

Just like old times

Birmingham - Some things never change and few have been as enduring in cricket as Courtney Walsh and Curtly Ambrose persecuting the opposition, most notably England, in the cause of the West Indies

16-Jun-2000•Tony Cozier

Walsh demonstrates his ability on opening day at Edgbaston

LUNCH Interval: With the sun finally winning the battle, the West Indies too will be very pleased with their morning's work, thanks again to the incomparable Courtney Walsh

16-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 2 - Tea

The West Indies moved into a position of ascendancy during this 5th period of the game

16-Jun-2000•Colin Coft

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 2 - Close

The West Indies closed the 2nd day in a comfortable, if not all together commanding position, but at least, they look more likely to win from here

16-Jun-2000•Colin Croft

England v West Indies, Test 1 Day 1

It would seem time has stood still for Courtney Walsh

15-Jun-2000•Andy Jalil

The measurements of cricket

A brief history of how the games dimensions came about

14-Jun-2000•AR Littlewood

97 all out: Windies face Welsh humiliation

Another dreadful batting performance from the West Indies will see them looking down the barrel of a possible, but by no means certain, defeat against Glamorgan

08-Jun-2000•Sean Beynon

'Chander' scores unbeaten 161

Worcester, England-Shivnarine Chanderpaul scored an unbeaten 161 to pilot the West Indies to 301 for nine and earn a draw at the end of the last day of the three-day game against Worcestershire

05-Jun-2000

Adams at his best

30-May-2000•Tony Cozier

72-The magic number

29-May-2000

6 of one, 72 of the other

Replenish the valiums, recheck the heart condition and, just in case, place the champagne on ice

29-May-2000•Tony Cozier

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