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Sarwan's time will come, says Holding

West Indies' fast bowling great Michael Holding is urging Caribbean cricket fans not to be too critical of gifted young Guyanese batsman Ramnaresh Sarwan who has constantly failed to convert several fifties into a maiden Test century

22-May-2002

A tale of missed opportunities

By the time the Indian team went to the Caribbean islands next in 1997, the decline of West Indian cricket was clearly marked

22-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

The West Indies are fired up

The West Indies are three insignificant wickets away from a resounding victory in the fifth and final Cable & Wireless Test that would secure the series and administer a welcome, overdue dose of self-confidence to Carl Hooper and his team

22-May-2002•Tony Cozier

West Indies seal series 2-1 with tremendous win at Jamaica

Despite overnight rain delaying the start of the final day's play, the result was a foregone conclusion

22-May-2002•Anand Vasu

England say 'No' but still a chance of a women's tri-series

New Zealand's hope of staging a quadrangular women's series next summer appear to have been stymied by England's declining of an invitation to come over from Australia at the end of their Ashes series

21-May-2002•Lynn McConnell

Gibbs: Youngsters are not ready to work hard

Lance Gibbs may now reside in Miami, but he cannot stay away from his own country, especially when there is cricket to watch

21-May-2002•Special Correspondent

West Indies scent victory at the end of fourth day

At the end of the fourth day, the West Indies have all but won the final Test and sealed the series 2-1

21-May-2002•Anand Vasu

West Indies still in charge

As the stumps shattered, the bails flew and the most feared batsman in the Indian team slapped his bat on the pitch in rage at his mistake, the 12 000 or so Jamaicans filling Sabina Park to near-capacity broke into cheering, whistle-blowing

20-May-2002•Tony Cozier

West Indies reach dominant position

With two days of the Test to go, the West Indies are in a dominating position at Jamaica

20-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Dravid to keep wickets in first one-dayer

Rahul Dravid will be donning the wicketkeeper's gloves when India take the field in the first one-dayer against the West Indies.

19-May-2002•Special Correspondent

Hinds gives India a break

A moment of unforgivable thoughtlessness slackened a tightening West Indies stranglehold late on the opening day of the fifth, decisive Cable & Wireless Test yesterday

19-May-2002•Tony Cozier

Gunawardene, Nawaz help Sri Lanka A draw first 'Test'

Disciplined batting and rain helped Sri Lanka A draw their first unofficial Test against India A at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo

19-May-2002•Staff Reporter

India in trouble after Windies pacemen strike

The second day did not go well for India

19-May-2002•Anand Vasu

Sabina Park pitch under scrutiny

They have already heard from Sabina Park curator Patrick Gordon that "it's going to be a competitive strip" but will want more specific information

18-May-2002•Tony Cozier

West Indies stutter after strong start to final Test

The day began with joy, quickly turned into a nightmare, veered towards major disaster and then settled down to normalcy for India at the Sabina Park in Jamaica

18-May-2002•Anand Vasu

India A bat themselves into an impregnable position

A century from opener Gautam Gambhir in the India A second innings saw the tourists gain an overall lead of 417 runs over Sri Lanka A at the end of the third day of the first unofficial Test between the two sides being played at the Sinhalese Sports

18-May-2002•Staff Reporter

West Indies offer little respite

In the three Tests he played, Hirwani was simply blasted out of shape,illustrated by his figures of six wickets at 57.50 apiece

17-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

A nicely balanced outfit

The Indian selectors, as a rule, receive very few bouquets; it is mostly brickbats for them

17-May-2002•Partab Ramchand

West Indies upbeat

An optimistic West Indies coach Roger Harper is in Jamaica confident of a 2-1 series victory over India

17-May-2002

Richards advises Tendulkar to play his natural game

Sachin Tendulkar may have been dubbed a Master Blaster in countless media columns around the cricketing world, but he has always remained a fan of the original bearer of that title

17-May-2002•Special Correspondent

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