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125

(39 ov) 174/1

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143/9

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(89/100 balls, T:144) 147/2

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Back in the game

The resolve, the hint of personal adversity and the sight of Australians stirred in Brian Lara's consciousness in equal measure once more on the third day of the first Test at Bourda yesterday

13-Apr-2003•Tony Cozier

Australia canter to 9-wicket win in first Test

Match Report: Aus v WI First Test at Georgetown

13-Apr-2003•Martin Williamson

Ganga elated at maiden Test ton

Trinidad and Tobago captain Daren Ganga says he is delighted to record his maiden Test century in his first Test in the Caribbean after playing the previous 17 outside the region

13-Apr-2003

Lara and Ganga set up a classic Test

Contrasting centuries from Brian Lara and Daren Ganga gave West Indies a handy lead by the end of the third day at Bourda

12-Apr-2003•Steven Lynch

Australia extend control of the Bourda

As was the case yesterday, Australia won two of the three sessions, ending the extended second day in complete control of the first Test at Georgetown

11-Apr-2003•Martin Williamson

King declines offer to coach West Indies team

Antigua, April 9, 2003: The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has received correspondence from Bennett King, Head of the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy, confirming his decision not to accept the post of coach with the West Indies cricket team

10-Apr-2003

Hooper's spin on the series

Outgoing West Indies captain Carl Hooper says the four-Test series against Australia starting at the Georgetown Cricket Club, Bourda tomorrow, will not be a one-sided affair

10-Apr-2003•Ezra Stuart

Test appearances record a worthy milestone for durable Waugh

When Steve Waugh takes the field in Guyana for the first Test match of the Australia-West Indies series, he will eclipse Allan Border and become the most capped player in the history of the game

10-Apr-2003•David Wiseman

Gayle remains eligible to play for the West Indies

Following a review of reports from Jackie Hendriks, President of the Jamaica Cricket Association and Chris Gayle, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has decided that Gayle should continue to be eligible for selection for the Cable and Wireless 2003

10-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

Chanderpaul can't halt the tide

After three months of wall-to-wall one-dayers, it might have been expected that Test cricket would return to centre stage with relative calm and order

10-Apr-2003•Martin Williamson

CCA extends best wishes to Gus Logie as he takes over as coach of West Indies team

On the eve of the West Indies vs Australia & Sri Lanka series, Canadian Cricket friends and supporters extend best wishes to Gus Logie, the WICB and their efforts to revitalize WICB cricket

09-Apr-2003•CCA

Smith to make Test debut

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, Apr.9, WICB: Devon Smith is set to make his Test debut for West Indies after he was named in the final 11 for the first Cable & Wireless Test Match against Australia, starting at Bourda Oval on Thursday here.

09-Apr-2003•Media Release

Hooper withdrawal throws West Indian cricket into confusion

Already overburdened by the perennial controversies that have become as attached as a Siamese twin, West Indian cricket was thrown into further confusion Monday, three days before the first Test of the Cable & Wireless Series against Australia

09-Apr-2003•Tony Cozier

Gibbs not for foreign coaches

Former Guyana and West Indies ace off-spinner Lance Gibbs is strongly opposed to a foreign coach supervising the regional side

09-Apr-2003•Ezra Stuart

Hooper has a change of heart

Chairman of Selectors, Sir Vivian Richards has confirmed that former West Indies Captain, Carl Hooper told him today that he had reconsidered his decision to be available to play in the First Cable and Wireless Test against Australia and would

07-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

Selectors sticking with Hooper

Carl Hooper's international career has been prolonged, and there are three newcomers in a West Indies 14-man squad for the first Cable & Wireless Test against Australia, starting Thursday in Guyana

07-Apr-2003

Row over Gayle

A week that started in chaos and confusion in West Indies' cricket ended with another contentious, controversial issue last night

07-Apr-2003•Haydn Gill

West Indies name squad for first Cable & Wireless Test

West Indies have named the following 14-member squad for the opening Cable & Wireless Test Match of four against Australia at Bourda Oval in Georgetown, Guyana, starting on Thursday

06-Apr-2003•WICB Media Release

A Gayle of a controversy

Merely a week after the latest in what seems to a series of blunders, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) now finds itself embroiled in yet another controversy

06-Apr-2003•Derrick Nicholas

Gayle dropped from West Indies squad for first Test

GEORGETOWN, Guyana, April 5 AAP - West Indian selectors must appoint a new vice-captain after local hero Ramnaresh Sarwan was today ruled out of Thursday's opening Test against Australia in Georgetown

06-Apr-2003•Michael Crutcher

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