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Sarwan and Bravo keep West Indies afloat

Ramnaresh Sarwan reached the close of the fourth day in Trinidad on 93 not out, seven runs short of the seventh and, potentially, most valuable Test century of his 51-match career, as he and Dwayne Bravo added 78 for the sixth wicket in a crucial

11-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Smith hundred puts sloppy West Indies on the back foot

Graeme Smith's ninth Test hundred helped put South Africa, who finished on 370 for 6, a lead of 23, in a strong position at the end of the third day at Port of Spain

10-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Martin Williamson

'I'm sure we can bowl them out again' - Nel

Andre Nel was upbeat about a South African victory in the second Test at Trinidad after the top-order batsmen began their reply in a strong fashion

09-Apr-2005•Cricinfo staff

Smith leads South Africa's reply

Graeme Smith struck an unbeaten 90 to put South Africa in a strong position at the end of the second day at Trinidad

09-Apr-2005•The Bulletin by Jenny Thompson

West Indies back to full strength

For Shivnarine Chanderpaul, captaining the West Indies for the first time in Guyana, things went better than he could have hoped for

08-Apr-2005•Preview by Andrew McGlashan

Brilliant Lara stands alone for West Indies

At the start of this series, there were doubts as to whether Brian Lara would ever play another Test match, as the brouhaha between Cable & Wireless and Digicel reached its crescendo

08-Apr-2005•Bulletin by Andrew Miller

Queen's Park Oval gets a thumbs-up

The Queen's Park Oval, one of eleven venues in line to host matches during the 2007 Cricket World Cup, has been given the thumbs up by the International Cricket Council's Venue Assessment Team which is currently in the Caribbean

28-May-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England play the waiting game

Michael Vaughan is approaching the remainder of England's one-day series in the Caribbean with mixed feelings

26-Apr-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Anderson waits for his opening

It's been a frustrating winter so far for James Anderson, last summer's golden boy, who has been forced to wait his turn during the Test series and the first one-day international in Guyana

22-Apr-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

A deafening silence

Perhaps the most damning indictment of the state of cricket in the Caribbean is that yesterday's defeat in the Trinidad Test has been treated by the region's press with a resigned acceptance

24-Mar-2004•Martin Williamson

Vaughan: 'It's taken a hell of a lot of hard work'

A jubilant Michael Vaughan and downcast Brian Lara faced the press after the defeat at Port-of-Spain

23-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Lara reported by umpires

Not much has gone right for Brian Lara in the last fortnight

23-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England wrap it up in half-an-hour

It didn't take long: inside half-an-hour England had knocked off the 28 runs they needed to secure victory, a 2-0 series lead, and retention of the Wisden Trophy

23-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Lara and Jones fined

Brian Lara and Simon Jones have both been found guilty of breaching Level One of the ICC's Code of Conduct, and have been fined half their match fees

23-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Jones apologises for Sarwan outburst

Simon Jones could face disciplinary action from the International Cricket Council after an excited celebration when dismissing Ramnaresh Sarwan during the afternoon session of the second Test at Port-of-Spain

22-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Bad light holds up England's surge for victory

England galloped towards victory on the fourth evening at Port-of-Spain, knocking off 71 of the 99 runs they needed in just ten overs before the umpires stepped in and took the players off, even though the batsmen were keen to continue

22-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Steven Lynch

Fletcher backs England's old guard

Duncan Fletcher plays down concern over the form of England's openers

21-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo Staff

Thorpe extends England's lead

The old'uns are always the best, as the hundreds of England fans who spent the afternoon worshipping Sir Mick Jagger would heartily agree

21-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

'Personal scores are irrelevant,' says Hussain

Nasser Hussain speaks out

21-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Butcher and Hussain battle it out

England were once again indebted to the experience of Mark Butcher and Nasser Hussain, as West Indies enjoyed the better of what little play was available on the second day in Trinidad

20-Mar-2004•The Wisden Bulletin by Andrew Miller

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