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'We want to put the World Cup behind us' - Gayle

Chris Gayle says that West Indies need to put their disastrous World Cup behind them, but he's unimpressed with the curfew

15-May-2007•Andrew Miller at Lord's

Time for Gayle to step up

Potentially, Chris Gayle can be the most influential member of the West Indies squad that is in England

13-May-2007•Tony Cozier

Morton and Chanderpaul spare West Indies' blushes

Runako Morton and Shivnarine Chanderpaul put on a fine, aggressive stand of 151 to rescue West Indies from capitulation on the opening day of their warm-up against Somerset at Taunton

12-May-2007•Cricinfo staff

Brian Lara treated to epic farewell match

A full house at the Kensington Oval turned up for Brian Lara's farewell

21-Apr-2007•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Here we go again

It just seems so depressingly repetitive, this latest in the seemingly interminable series of cycles that have continued to define West Indies cricket, especially in the last 12 years, writes Fazeer Mohammed

04-Apr-2007•Fazeer Mohammed

Lara's underdogs need not fear Australia

If Brian Lara could choose any island in the West Indies on which to tackle Australia, the favourites for this year's World Cup, it would have to be Antigua

26-Mar-2007•Andrew Miller in Antigua

West Indies through without impressing

West Indies overcame a determined challenge from Zimbabwe to book their place in the Super Eights, the six-wicket win also consigning the Zimbabweans to an early return home

19-Mar-2007•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

Expect another World Cup classic

Pakistan and West Indies generally don't do boring World Cup games

13-Mar-2007•Dileep Premachandran in Jamaica

We fear England but can win the World Cup - Lara

Brian Lara says that, while he is confident West Indies will lift the trophy on home soil, England - and of course Australia - shouldn't be written off

09-Mar-2007•Online exclusive by Nick Harper

Samuels century guides West Indies to victory

West Indies sealed a 21-run victory over Kenya

06-Mar-2007•AFP

Samuels makes West Indies squad

Marlon Samuels has been included in West Indies' 15-man World Cup squad despite the ICC's investigations into his links with an alleged bookie

15-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

Gayle takes top WI honour

Chris Gayle was named 2006 West Indies international cricketer of the year at the annual West Indies Players' Association awards event on Monday

13-Feb-2007•Cricinfo staff

How India can get their groove back

There are several reasons for India's poor recent record against West Indies and high on the list is their inability to rectify failings. Here we look at five areas where India have fallen short and, after watching India at the nets, an indication of how

19-Jan-2007•Siddhartha Vaidyanathan in Nagpur

Trying for the perfect mix

West Indies one-day games against India present an opportunity for the team to sharpen their edge in some tough contests and for the coach Bennett King and captain Brian Lara to determine the best combinations

14-Jan-2007•Tony Cozier

'It's about time we have a steady World Cup squad'

We started well in Malaysia, then went on to India and finished here in Pakistan. It's been a long, hard fight on the road, three and a half months, but unfortunately the tour ended on a disappointing note

18-Dec-2006•Chris Gayle

Windies make strong reply to Pakistan's 357

An outstanding spell of new-ball bowling and a resolute opening partnership changed the complexion of the Multan Test, putting West Indies in a comfortable position at the end of the second day

20-Nov-2006•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

Gayle sidelined with stomach bug

West Indies are hoping that Chris Gayle, their opening batsman, recovers quickly from a stomach bug after he was forced to miss his side's tour game on the Pakistan tour

08-Nov-2006

Gayle No.2 ODI batsman

An outstanding showing in the Champions Trophy has seen Chris Gayle move up to the second place in the latest ICC player rankings for ODI batsmen

07-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff

'Winning the event means a lot' - Ponting

Ricky Ponting suggested that Nathan Bracken's spell of 3 for 22, when West Indies came out all guns blazing, paved the way to victory

05-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai

'We have a bit of a stage-fright' - Lara

Brian Lara, captain of the West Indies team, admitted that it was a huge disappointment to come so close to defending the Champions Trophy and then stumble at the final hurdle

05-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai

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