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175/7

(19.1/20 ov, T:176) 177/6

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(18.2/20 ov) 164/4

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West Indies have captain options - King

Bennett King, the coach of West Indies, says there are several players who can take up the mantle of captaincy of the national team

15-Apr-2006

Lara in running for captaincy

Brian Charles Lara, who has twice held and twice given up the captaincy of the regional team, could be the next captain of the embattled Caribbean squad

14-Apr-2006•Mark Pouchet

West Indies seal series with draw

Centuries from Sewnarine Chattergoon and Sylvester Joseph guided West Indies A to a draw at St Lucia and secured 1-0 series win

07-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Joseph keeps captaincy for one-day series

Sylvester Joseph has retained the West Indies A captaincy for the five-match one-day series against England A.

04-Mar-2006•Cricinfo staff

Samuels and Joseph too hot for depleted England

West Indies A won the first Test against England A by one wicket in a nail-biting finish at St John's after doing their best to squander a comfortable position

28-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

West Indies A sneak home in a thriller

Samuels and Joseph struck centuries as West Indies A successfully chased 365

28-Feb-2006•Cricinfo staff

Hoping for a change

So much fuss over a single digit. After all is said and done, after all the monkey-see-monkey-do parties complete with top hats and party favours, nothing really changes

02-Jan-2006•Fazeer Mohammed

Trinidad and Leewards play out tame draw

Austin Richards and Sylvester Joseph featured in a 105-run third-wicket partnership to guide the Leeward Islands to a tame draw

06-Dec-2005•Cricinfo staff

Joseph to lead Windies in Hong Kong Sixes

West Indies have chosen a horses-for-courses team for the lucrative Hong Kong Sixes tournament later this month

08-Oct-2005•Tony Cozier

'We showed our mettle', says Joseph

Sylvester Joseph, the West Indies vice-captain, said the team showed its mettle on the recent tour of Sri Lanka

11-Aug-2005•TT Express

West Indies fall short despite Ramdin's heroics

India edged past West Indies by seven runs to make it to the finals of the IndianOil Cup

07-Aug-2005•The Bulletin by Rahul Bhatia

Joseph steers West Indies to victory

The West Indies XI beat Kandy XI by two wickets in a rain-shortened game at the Asgiriya International Stadium

29-Jul-2005

Leewards face defeat despite Morton hundred

Jamaica were on the verge of a Carib Beer final victory at Alpart after Runako Morton, who struck his second hundred of the season and grittily stood in the bowlers' way, was dismissed on the last ball of the third day

21-Mar-2005•Cricinfo staff

West Indian cricketers receive Smasher sponsorship

Citing great potential in West Indies cricket, Smasher Sports, a UK-based company, has decided to sponsor fifteen West Indian players, and they are hoping to rope in several more during the season

25-Feb-2005•Cricinfo staff

Bravo and Joseph hammer hundreds

Hundreds from Sylvester Joseph and Dwayne Bravo have put West Indies in an excellent position on the first day of their final warm-up game before the first Test, against Sri Lanka A at Shenley

17-Jul-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Joseph and Bravo smash centuries as WICB XI dominate

Sylvester Joseph and Dwayne Bravo both smashed centuries as the West Indies Cricket Board XI took charge of the three-day match against Bangladesh at the National Cricket Stadium in Grenada

24-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Bangladeshis start brightly

Though more than half of the first day's play against a West Indies Cricket Board XI was washed out, Bangladesh bowled with discipline and purpose to restrict them to 82 for 2 from 40 overs

23-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Chanderpaul dropped for fourth Test

The West Indian selectors have resisted the urge to make wholesale changes to their batting line-up, after the feeble second-innings capitulation at Bridgetown that handed England their first series win in the Caribbean for 36 years

05-Apr-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Batty bowls England to victory

The Carib Beer XI - effectively a West Indies 2nd XI - did a passable impersonation of the senior side and subsided from 163 for 3 to 195 for 9, and only some last-wicket resistance prevented an innings defeat

28-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Barbados and Guyana in control

Barbados and Guyana were in a commanding position as Round seven of the Carib Beer Cup continued

21-Feb-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

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