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Ricky Skerritt resigns as manager

Ricky Skerritt has resigned as West Indies manager following the defeat at Port-of-Spain

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

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

Sarwan may be stripped of vice-captaincy

Ramnaresh Sarwan may be stripped of the West Indian vice-captaincy, according to a report in London's Sunday Times newspaper, for being seen partying in the stands after England had steamrolled to a ten-wicket victory in the first Test in

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

Harmison demolishes West Indies ... again

Until five minutes before lunch, when Steve Harmison marked out his run to begin his second spell of the day, West Indies appeared to have exorcised their Jamaica demons

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

West Indies v England, 2nd Test, Trinidad

19-Mar-2004

Harmison demolishes West Indies ... again

Until five minutes before lunch, when Steve Harmison marked out his run to begin his second spell of the day, West Indies appeared to have exorcised their Jamaica demons

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

West Indies pick up the pieces

Home support was supposed to be the deciding factor to tilt this series in West Indies's favour

18-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Trinidad

Lara urges West Indies to rally round

Brian Lara has shrugged off any injury concerns surrounding the finger that he dislocated in Jamaica last week, and is fully focused on leading West Indies in one of the most important matches of his life

17-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Collins drafted in for second Test

The left-arm fast bowler, Pedro Collins, has been drafted into West Indies's squad for the second Test in Trinidad, after his half-brother, Fidel Edwards, was ruled out through injury

16-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

England guard against complacency

Despite the euphoria of that historic victory at Sabina Park, England's coach, Duncan Fletcher, has urged his players to avoid complacency as they prepare for Friday's second Test in Trinidad

16-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

West Indies issue public apology

The West Indies cricket team have taken the unprecedented step of issuing a public apology following their humiliating defeat in the first Test at Sabina Park

15-Mar-2004•Wisden Cricinfo staff

The tale of Grievous Bodily Harmison

England's astonishing victory in Jamaica was, predictably, seized upon by Fleet Street

15-Mar-2004•The Paper Round by Steven Lynch

England romp home after Harmison's stunning burst

Everyone expected the first session on the fourth day at Sabina Park to be crucial

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

'One of the greatest spells by an England player'

What they said after the match: Vaughan, Harmison and Lara

14-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld in Kingston

The Gough spirit

Tino Best took 3 for 57 to light up a rain-interrupted third day at Kingston, including Graham Thorpe for 19, his first-ever Test wicket

14-Mar-2004•Freddie Auld

England secure lead despite Best efforts

Yesterday it was Fidel Edwards's turn to give England the hurry-up

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

Butcher falls in late twist to day

Just when England were beginning to unwind and prepare for tomorrow's resumption, the rains abated and play resumed for a tempestuous 20-minute spell

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

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