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Port of Spain's penchant for records

25-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Port of Spain's penchant for records

25-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

WI Fall Away

PORT-OF-SPAIN - There was drama all the way through that drained the emotions and left finger nails chewed to the quick

24-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

India record 37-run win in Port of Spain humdinger

It was a day of nail-biting cricket, make no mistake about that

23-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Match poised on razor's edge with one day to play

The day began with India on top and looking to convert a strong position into a winning one

22-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

India reach position of relative strength

When Marlon Ian Black, MIB, dubbed, "Man In Black" after that famous movie, was called into the team to play in place of the injured Mahendra Nagamootoo there was talk about him being the man to trouble the Indians

21-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

It is advantage India at Port of Spain

West Indies were struggling at 197/6 at stumps on the second day of their second Test against India being played at the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain

20-Apr-2002•Santhosh S

Tendulkar equals Sir Donald Bradman's record at Port of Spain

India were 262 for four at the close of the first day's play in the second Test match against West Indies being played at the Queen's Park Oval at Port of Spain in Trinidad on Friday

19-Apr-2002•Santhosh S

Coach hits out at Trinidad pitch

Hendy Springer isn't making any excuse, but the Barbados coach feels the pitch they encountered at the Queen's Park Oval last weekend wasn't up to scratch for first-class cricket

20-Feb-2002•Haydn Gill

All pain, no gain

When will it end

13-May-2001•Haydn Gill

South Africa keep their nerve to win Second Test

South Africa won a dramatic second Test against the West Indies in Port of Spain on Wednesday when they bowled the home side out for 162 to record a 69-run triumph to take a one-nil lead in the five match series after the opening draw at the Bourda

21-Mar-2001•MWP

Second Test building towards gripping climax in Trinidad

A gripping final day in the second Test between West Indies and South Africa seems certain after the home side, chasing 232 for victory and a 1-0 lead, closed on 32-1 after dismissing the tourists for 287 in their second innings

20-Mar-2001•MWP

Walsh's day, but South Africans keep Test on even keel

Courtney Walsh produced a tidal wave of emotion by claiming his 500th Test wicket at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad on Monday but South Africa fought back yet again at the close of day three of the second Test to reach 130-2 by the close, an

19-Mar-2001•MWP

Day three - Walsh's day, again!

At about 18:20 GMT on March 19, 2001, Courtney Walsh, the tireless Jamaica and West Indies fast bowler, made more history by getting that unprecedented 500th Test wicket

19-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

West Indies, South Africa still deadlocked after day two

Seven days of tough, uncompromising Test cricket have failed to separate the West Indies and South Africa who still remain deadlocked after the home finished the second day of the second Test on 250-7 in reply to the tourists' first innings score of

18-Mar-2001•MWP

Day two - Things are still in the balance

This Second Test match is still very evenly balanced, the West Indies being just 36 runs away from what could be a very big psychological boost if they could get a first innings lead

18-Mar-2001•Colin Croft

South Africa crumble after Cullinan century

Daryll Cullinan's 13th Test century highlighted an outstanding day's entertainment at the start of the second Test between the West Indies and South Africa at the Queen's park Oval in Port of Spain on Saturday as the tourists scored 286 all out after

17-Mar-2001•MWP

England A draw but T&T take the points

An attacking innings from Trinidad and Tobago wicketkeeper Keno Mason scuppered England A's ambitious plans to secure a second Busta Cup victory in Port of Spain today and the match finished in a draw

14-Jan-2001•Kate Laven

Windies make 'mush' of it

Port-of-Spain - While Christians around the world celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ, nearly 20 000 at the Queen's Park Oval and many more around the region mourned the West Indies' death in the Caribbean's first-ever triangular

24-Apr-2000

Pakistan clinch tri-series

Karachi, April 23: Pakistan beat the West Indies by four wickets in a low scoring thriller to clinch the tri-nation one-day series in Port-of-Spain

24-Apr-2000

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